yashmak , auch: yashmac , auch: yasmak

This is all she can give me, in her surgical yashmak.

Seems to be what you call yashmak or I mean kismet.

Two dark eyes were gazing up at him through the slit in the yashmak.

But the surgeon was not thinking about the yashmak.

Most of her face was covered by a yashmak. '

You yes you over there in the yashmak where is Richmond.

He brought with him a black cloak, a yashmak and a snood.

A yashmak is a double veil worn in Islamic countries.

Scarves worn a la yashmak - across the bottom half of the face - were popular with both sexes.

She immediately tore off the corner of her yashmak and tried to stem the flow of blood.

And cry poor Nigel did, noisily, into a handkerchief held to the lower half of his face like a yashmak.

One of the more interesting items, made in Kuba, is a yashmak, an intricate structure worn on the forehead.

She was apparently smiling under her yashmak.

He put 113 pounds - what he now thinks was too little - on Yashmak, a 3-year-old coming from Europe.

"You will forgive the yashmak," said the Turk.

Afterwards she covered her scars with a yashmak decorated with hundreds of southern coins.

Joan stepped close to the Doctor's desk, unhooked her yashmak, let it fall to her left shoulder.

The cloak, yashmak and snood were brought in and my splendour was hidden from view.

She drew the yashmak aside.

But Lakow takes solace in the fact that the betting public made Yashmak the 7-2 third choice.

She hooked her yashmak.

The room was warm; she unfrogged her cloak and pushed back its hood but left the yashmak over her features.

Joan Eunice put on a matching opaque yashmak, let Jake lay an evening cloak around her shoulders.

Women wear a variety of folk dresses with a vest called a jelick and a veil called a yashmak.

He let the cloak fall to the ground and pulled off my yashmak and snood so that my hair fell about my shoulders.