kurta , także: khurta

He didn't see the look on Kurta's face until it was too late.

Kurta did not look up at him, as if this thought had occurred to her, too.

Men also wear a kurta, which is a long shirt.

The front and back pieces of a simple kurta are also rectangular.

In this design the kurta must be 2 inches below the sleeve.

Kurta escorted him to the next stop, where she again produced a card key and opened the door.

And under the old rules, he would never have been allowed to love Kurta the way he did.

The another change was that from an orange kurta, he moved to wearing a T shirt.

Kurta had convinced him that this might be different.

The designer has recently created the world's largest kurta.

"Terrorists are what the big army calls the little army," Kurta shot back.

"Today, they take exception to the churidar kurta," he said.

I am in awe of your technology," Kurta said, smiling.

He turned to stare at Kurta, who held a reproving expression on her face.

Usually a long kurta, which goes below the knees, is worn with the churidaar.

He takes care of other problems by wearing kurta & feigning ignorance about sports.

They have Kurta and Gamachha which going out of market.

As he left, Kurta turned to her guests.

Yet Kurta was as proud of the vessel as if she had built it herself.

Kurta agreed and left word with Maran's assistant to provide an adequate source.

Believe me, Jared and Kurta will receive a fair trial.

A small shirt or kurta is also common.

A traditional kurta does not have a collar.

Kurta slipped behind the kitchen and poured three glasses of a bright green beverage.

"Young men want a kurta designed by her.