PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «PUGGREE»
puggree
pagri
pagadi
term
turban
within
india
bangladesh
pakistan
specifically
refers
headdress
that
worn
needs
manually
tied
several
regional
dialects
often
shortened
puggree
meaning
pronunciation
translations
defined
noun
light
scarf
wrapped
around
crown
helmet
hanging
behind
protect
back
neck
origin
define
pugree
puggaree
pugaree
usual
indian
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pleated
some
hats
helmets
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because
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kipling
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PUGGREE»
Descubre el uso de
puggree en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
puggree y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Up Among the Pandies: Or, A Year's Service in India
PUGGREE. 41 herculean task of dispersing my enemies. How they disappeared
before Puggree's fluent Hindos- tanee ! — how they fled like chaff before his
threatening gestures ! — how all-powerful was Puggree, my ally and my friend.
Sir Vivian Dering Majendie, 1859
2
The United Service Magazine
Her Majesty, participating in a feeling which must actuate the regiment,
graciously accorded her sanction to the ' Red Ball' and ' Puggree' being worn by
the entire regiment, that for ever the gallantry recorded in its blood-red colour,
should be ...
Arthur William Alsager Pollock, 1870
3
Colburn's United Service Magazine and Naval and Military Journal
The next who appear on the scene are a party of equestrians, consisting of
Captain Puggree, of the 299th Native Infantry, that corps which, seeing six guns
and an English regiment ready to annihilate them at the slightest sign of
disaifection, ...
4
The United Service Magazine
The next who appear on the scene are a party of equestrians, consisting of
Captain Puggree, of the 299th Native Infantry, that eorps which, seeing six guns
and an English regiment ready to annihilate them at the slightest sign of
disaffection, ...
5
The Life and Opinions of General Sir Charles James Napier ...
He asked me to promise him the puggree. My answer was, Your highness is
brother of Roostum Khan, who now wears the turban, while he lives you cannot
hold the chieftaincy ; but you are by law his heir to the puggree, and as the treaty
...
William Francis Patrick Napier, 1857
No turban or puggree was worn in dress uniform. The black steel-mounted sword
scabbard is described as 'donkey skin'. The undress coat is described as 'single-
breasted, the collar rounded in front, to fasten with hooks and eyes down to the ...
Show different types of puggree bands in stripes and prints. Promote sale of two
or three extra hat bands in different colors with each straw hat. NEWSPAPERS
HEADLINE: "Head First for BLANK'S." Illustrate May calendar page with "15th" ...
8
World army uniforms since 1939
During the war the peaked cap, side cap and beret took the place of the sun
helmet. Indian head-dress was normally the khaki puggree which varied in shape
according to the religion and tribe of the wearer. In general terms all Muslims
wore ...
Andrew Mollo, Digby George Smith, 1981
9
Army uniforms of World War 2
During the war the peaked cap, side cap and beret took the place of the sun
helmet. Indian head-dress was normally the khaki puggree which varied in shape
according to the religion and tribe of the wearer. In general terms all Muslims
wore ...
It has an oil-silk puggree, sells for $4. CREW CAP MADE OF CYPRESS FIBER
Smart manufacturers try to put hats on college men's heads by copying crew hats.
This weighs less than an ounce, costs $2. CONTINUED ON PAGE 38 YOUR ...
NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «PUGGREE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
puggree en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
In 1939, on the brink of war, the Somaliland Camel Corps was …
Other ranks wore a "kullah" with "puggree" which ended in a long tail which hung down the back. A "chaplis" is typically a colourful sandal. A "kullah" is a type of ... «Somaliland Sun, Jun 12»
