Kashmiri

How To Use Kashmiri In A Sentence

• The famed Kashmiri phiran, which is a legacy of the early centuries, has made a fashion comeback with a contemporary idiom.
• In the Manas-Bal, the smallest but deepest of the Kashmirian lakes, submerged ruins, alleged to be those of a temple, are clearly visible. Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878
• The choga, sherwani, achkan, jama and phiran are Kashmiri traditional costumes and heavily embroidered sometimes with zari on special occasions.
• The Principal Secretary on the occasion also felicitated erudite poet and versatile litterateur Mr. Arjun Dev Majboor and illustrious Kashmiri musician and artist Mr. Krishan Langoo. Muslim-Pandit brotherhood, harmony intact:, Young Pandit artists showcase Kashmiri culture
• Mr. Kashmiri is believed to have an extensive contact network in Europe and has been indicted by the U.S. Drone Strike Killed European Plotters
• Kashmirian thinkers may have left an individual impress on either system but they dealt with questions which had already been treated of by others and their contributions, though interesting, do not seem to have touched the foundations of belief or to have inspired popular movements. Hinduism and Buddhism, An Historical Sketch, Vol. 2
• Indeed, a healing touch is required to retrieve the alienated Kashmiris.
• It was larger than had jpeared from outside and it was dodecagonal. le floor was of very smooth, polished, pale sy slate on which lay three Kashmiri rugs. Put On By Cunning
• Sopor we had understood to be but an uninteresting place, but we were, perhaps, inclined to regard things Kashmirian through somewhat rosy spectacles. A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil
• Kashmiri love poems