Mekhla
মেখলা
MEKH-la
Mekhla (মেখলা) is a Assamese-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a traditional Assamese women's garment worn with a chador. In crosswords it is the 6-letter answer MEKHLA (6).
Appears as an answer in MG Mini #1124.
Meaning & usage
Mekhla is a traditional garment worn by women in Assam, India. It consists of two main pieces: the mekhla, which is a cylindrical skirt, and the chador, a piece of cloth draped over the upper body. This attire is often made from silk and features intricate designs, reflecting the rich textile heritage of the region.
In a sentence
She wore a beautiful mekhla for the Bihu festival, showcasing the elegance of Assamese attire.
Mekhla as a crossword answer
Mekhla is a 6-letter answer. A typical clue:
“A traditional Assamese women's garment worn with a chador” (6)
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