The bedouin turban is called a Keffie: a square kerchief made of cotton, silk or cotton and silk. Over this they tie an akal which most often is made of camel hair. Some bedouins wear a shutfe which is a handkerchief tied about the head. Richer people sometimes wear shawls made of more expensive fabric.
hairnet, halo, handkerchief, hair-ribbon
Milliner
hose/hosery, halter, handkerchief,
The main group are Bedouins.
Handkerchief is a noun.
The bedouins were organized into tribes, and the name of the tribe derived from an ancestor.
A nomad is a desert wanderer.
The Bedouins used to have camels for transportation . But nowadays bedouins use jeeps.
The noun "handkerchief" is a common noun because it refers to a general item rather than a specific name. It is also a concrete noun, as it denotes a tangible object that can be observed and touched. Additionally, "handkerchief" can be classified as a countable noun, since it can be counted (e.g., one handkerchief, two handkerchiefs).
The initial typically used on a man's handkerchief is the letter of his last name, often placed in the lower corner of the handkerchief. This personalization adds a touch of elegance and distinction. In some cases, people may opt for the first initial of the first name if it aligns with personal or family traditions.
Bedouins use camels for their transport
you use a handkerchief you use a handkerchief