Definition of patka in English:

patka

noun ˈpʌtkɑːˈpʌtkəˈpätkə

A man's head covering consisting of a small piece of cloth wrapped around the head, worn especially by Sikh boys or young men.
（尤指锡克教男孩或男青年所戴的）包头布
Example sentencesExamples
- The penultimate over before lunch, Harbhajan, shockingly resplendent in white patka, found his bounce.
- He ran in aggressively, wearing a white patka that was reminiscent of that great flighter of the ball, Bishan Singh Bedi.
- Bare-bodied tribal member Bagun Sumbrai of the Congress, dressed in a green dhoti and sporting a green patka, also took the oath in Santhali.
- Mandeep attempted to explain that his patka was not a hat, but rather an article of faith that must remain on his head.
- It was led by a stocky Sikh wearing a bright turban with a yellow patka (the band in the middle).

Origin

Punjabi paṭkā from Sanskrit paṭṭikā 'turban cloth'.

Definition of patka in US English:

patka

nounˈpätkə

A man's head covering consisting of a small piece of cloth wrapped around the head, worn especially by Sikh boys or young men.
（尤指锡克教男孩或男青年所戴的）包头布
Example sentencesExamples
- It was led by a stocky Sikh wearing a bright turban with a yellow patka (the band in the middle).
- Mandeep attempted to explain that his patka was not a hat, but rather an article of faith that must remain on his head.
- Bare-bodied tribal member Bagun Sumbrai of the Congress, dressed in a green dhoti and sporting a green patka, also took the oath in Santhali.
- The penultimate over before lunch, Harbhajan, shockingly resplendent in white patka, found his bounce.
- He ran in aggressively, wearing a white patka that was reminiscent of that great flighter of the ball, Bishan Singh Bedi.

Origin

Punjabi paṭkā from Sanskrit paṭṭikā ‘turban cloth’.

单词	patka
释义	Definition of patka in English: patka noun ˈpʌtkɑːˈpʌtkəˈpätkə A man's head covering consisting of a small piece of cloth wrapped around the head, worn especially by Sikh boys or young men. （尤指锡克教男孩或男青年所戴的）包头布 Example sentencesExamples The penultimate over before lunch, Harbhajan, shockingly resplendent in white patka, found his bounce. He ran in aggressively, wearing a white patka that was reminiscent of that great flighter of the ball, Bishan Singh Bedi. Bare-bodied tribal member Bagun Sumbrai of the Congress, dressed in a green dhoti and sporting a green patka, also took the oath in Santhali. Mandeep attempted to explain that his patka was not a hat, but rather an article of faith that must remain on his head. It was led by a stocky Sikh wearing a bright turban with a yellow patka (the band in the middle). Origin Punjabi paṭkā from Sanskrit paṭṭikā 'turban cloth'. Definition of patka in US English: patka nounˈpätkə A man's head covering consisting of a small piece of cloth wrapped around the head, worn especially by Sikh boys or young men. （尤指锡克教男孩或男青年所戴的）包头布 Example sentencesExamples It was led by a stocky Sikh wearing a bright turban with a yellow patka (the band in the middle). Mandeep attempted to explain that his patka was not a hat, but rather an article of faith that must remain on his head. Bare-bodied tribal member Bagun Sumbrai of the Congress, dressed in a green dhoti and sporting a green patka, also took the oath in Santhali. The penultimate over before lunch, Harbhajan, shockingly resplendent in white patka, found his bounce. He ran in aggressively, wearing a white patka that was reminiscent of that great flighter of the ball, Bishan Singh Bedi. Origin Punjabi paṭkā from Sanskrit paṭṭikā ‘turban cloth’.
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