Turban

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 544
tur'ban, n. a head-covering worn by eastern nations, consisting of a cap with a sash wound round a circular head-dre worn by ladies: the whole whoils of a shell. [Earlier forms turbant tulipant (Fr. turban through Port, turban te from Peru, dulbend, a piece of muslin wound round the head. Cf. Tulip.}
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