kalpak造句

• Letter on Jayesh Tank and Kalpak Rupani has joined the team as executive producer.
• What the baseball cap is to Americans, the ak-kalpak is to the Kyrgyz.
• There are many styles of kalpak.
• The kalpak is used to keep the head warm in winter and shade out the sun during summer.
• Sometimes it may also have a pointed cap in the middle like a Turkish Kalpak which shows the influence of the Ottoman Caliphate era.
• The word " kalpak " is also a component of the ethnonym of a Turkic group of uncertain relatedness : the " Karakalpak ).
• The word is mentioned in the epic Serbian poem, " The Maiden of Kossovo "; the line reads " Svilen kalpak ".
• The boyars wore costumes similar to those of the Turkish nobility, with the difference that instead of the turban, most of them wore a very large Kalpak.
• A variation of bashlyks is a "'Kalpak "'( "'Qalpaq "'), a cone-shaped headdress without lappets, mostly made of leather, felt or wool, as depicted in the Repin's painting below . " Kalpak " is also a component of the ethnic name " Kara-Kalpak " ( literally " a black kalpak " in Karakalpak autonomous republic in the western Syr Darya-Amu Darya interfluve in Uzbekistan, north of the ancient Balkh.
• A variation of bashlyks is a "'Kalpak "'( "'Qalpaq "'), a cone-shaped headdress without lappets, mostly made of leather, felt or wool, as depicted in the Repin's painting below . " Kalpak " is also a component of the ethnic name " Kara-Kalpak " ( literally " a black kalpak " in Karakalpak autonomous republic in the western Syr Darya-Amu Darya interfluve in Uzbekistan, north of the ancient Balkh.
• A variation of bashlyks is a "'Kalpak "'( "'Qalpaq "'), a cone-shaped headdress without lappets, mostly made of leather, felt or wool, as depicted in the Repin's painting below . " Kalpak " is also a component of the ethnic name " Kara-Kalpak " ( literally " a black kalpak " in Karakalpak autonomous republic in the western Syr Darya-Amu Darya interfluve in Uzbekistan, north of the ancient Balkh.
• A variation of bashlyks is a "'Kalpak "'( "'Qalpaq "'), a cone-shaped headdress without lappets, mostly made of leather, felt or wool, as depicted in the Repin's painting below . " Kalpak " is also a component of the ethnic name " Kara-Kalpak " ( literally " a black kalpak " in Karakalpak autonomous republic in the western Syr Darya-Amu Darya interfluve in Uzbekistan, north of the ancient Balkh.