ઊનના ટુકડામાં વણાયેલો લાંબો ગૂંથાયેલો ડગલો, આરબો અને મૂર્સ દ્વારા કબજો,

burnous's Usage Examples:

the local populace, an Italian cafe proprietor, a few Senussi Arabs in burnouses, and three German prisoners of war make history by dancing "a one hundred.

The name "Red Guard" is derived from their red tunics and burnous cloaks.

soldiers slipped out in the darkness and then approached the city dressed in burnouses to make the defenders think that they were Muslims.

French spahis prior to 1962 and wear red and green uniforms with white burnouses, which broadly resemble those of their predecessors.

He had noticed the colour in Moroccan tiles, in Berber burnouses, and around the windows of buildings such as kasbahs and native adobe.

wide blue-grey trousers and a white burnous (cloak).

of the burnous is white, beige, or dark brown.

A dark blue over-cloak with hood was worn over the burnous, to distinguish the Moroccan spahis from.

] To the right, at the feet of the young girl, squatting on the ground, both hands on his knees, is a Negro wrapped in a striped burnous with.

Fourati wore an ivory bridal burnous over an ivory Balenciaga mini-dress for the ceremony in Marietta, Georgia.

In the Maghreb, the colour of the burnous is white, beige, or dark brown.

Synonyms:

burnoose, burnouse, cloak,

Antonyms:

undergarment, uncover,