-
commanded Khalsa Sikhs to wear at all times. They are: kesh (ਕੇਸ਼, keś,
unshorn hair and
beard since the Sikh
decided to keep it),
kangha (ਕੰਘਾ, kãṅghā...
- long (
unshorn) hair" or "killer of the
Keshi demon".
According to the
Padma Purana, the name
refers to Krishna's long, beautiful,
looking unshorn hair...
- of all
parts of the body, the head is the highest, and
adorning Kesh [
unshorn hair] on top of one's head the body
becomes beautiful. The
Mahan Kosh also...
- A
group of male
survivors of the m****acre, who were
converted to
Islam and
subsequently had
their kesh (
unshorn hair) cut to
short length...
-
origin of that
constellation also can be
briefly told. 'Tis said that the
unshorn Ampelus, son of a
nymph and a satyr, was
loved by
Bacchus on the Ismarian...
- non-Punjabi
converts to Sikhism. Sikh men are
typically identifiable by
their unshorn beards and
turbans (head coverings),
articles of
their faith. Many organisations...
-
struck with an
arrow Acersecomes (Ακερσεκόμης, Akersekómēs), "he who has
unshorn hair", the
eternal ephebe.
Chrysocomes (/kraɪˈsɒkoʊməs/ cry-SOH-koh-miss;...
-
Unshorn Merino sheep...
- Guru
created the
Khalsa and gave five
articles of faith, one of
which is
unshorn hair,
which the dastār covers. In May 2009, The
Times of
India reported...
-
without wool. The
sheep are
highly resistant to cold, and are
generally left
unshorn for the winter.
Icelandic ewes are
highly prolific, with a
lambing percentage...
