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Khata
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Khata 

among the Ukrainians, Byelorussians, and some Russians (in the southern regions), a dwelling consisting of a room with a stove or a larger structure with passageways and areas for livestock. The khata is usually made of logs, thatch, or clay. Most often it is coated with clay inside and out and whitewashed. The roof is four-sided and made of straw or rushes; sometimes the roof is made of planks that form only two sloping sides (among Byelorussians).
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Each of the servicemen was presented with a ceremonial scarf known as a khada on the parade square in front of their emotional loved ones.
Gurkhas are reunited by Birmingham Mail (England)
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Lumley was presented with flower garlands and a traditional Nepalese shawl known as a khada as she stepped through the airport gates, before being engulfed by her cheering fans and the gathered media.
Nepal's Gurkhas welcome 'Ab Fab' star Lumley by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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