chador burqa
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chador — /tʃaˈdor, iraniano tʃHːˈdor/ [vc. persiana, propr. «velo»] s. m. inv. (di donna musulmana) velo CFR. burqa … Sinonimi e Contrari. Terza edizione
burqa — /ar. ˈburka/ s. m. o f. inv. manto CFR. velo, chador … Sinonimi e Contrari. Terza edizione
Burqa — For other uses, see Burka (disambiguation). Part of a series on Islamic culture A … Wikipedia
Chador — Part of a series on Islamic culture Architecture … Wikipedia
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burqa — bur|qa burka [ˈbə:kə US ˈbə:r ] n a long piece of clothing worn by Muslim women in some countries, which covers the head, face, and body, with only a small square to see through →↑abaya, chador ↑chador … Dictionary of contemporary English
chador — cha|dor [ˈtʃa:do:, də US do:r, dər] n [Date: 1600 1700; : Urdu; Origin: caddar, from Persian chaddar] a long, usually black piece of clothing worn by Muslim women in some countries, which covers the head and body →↑abaya, burqa ↑burqa … Dictionary of contemporary English
burqa — n. kind of veil that women wear on the head over a headscarf covering the face except for a slit at the eyes to see through; chador, loose black robe with veiled holes for the eyes which covers the whole body from head to foot (usually worn by… … English contemporary dictionary
burqa — (BOOR kah) [Urdu] The long, dark, featureless cloak that Muslim women in Pakistan and Afghanistan are required to wear in public to conceal their bodies. See also chador … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
burqa — /ˈbɜkə/ (say berkuh) noun a traditional Muslim garment for women worn over the usual daily clothing, comprising the jilbab, hijab, and niqab to give full body covering; chador. Also, burka. {Arabic: to sew up} …
chador — /ˈtʃadə / (say chahduh) noun → burqa. Also, chadur, chaddar, chuddah, chudder. {Hindi cādar, from Persian} …
