Babushka (noun)

A headscarf tied under the chin and worn by Russian women and girls.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from russian, literally "grandmother".

Examples:

1. The babushka is a traditional head covering worn by many women in Russia.
2. The babushka is often brightly colored and patterned.
3. The babushka is often seen as a symbol of Russian culture and heritage.
4. Many Russian women wear the babushka as a way of showing respect for their elders and ancestors.
5. The babushka is still widely worn in rural areas of Russia and is often seen at traditional events and festivals.