IPA: /jæʃˈmæk/
KK: /jæʃˈmæk/
A type of veil that covers the face, typically worn by Muslim women in public, leaving only the eyes visible.
She wore a yashmak to maintain her modesty while out in the city.
Yashmak originates from Turkish 'yaşmak', meaning a face veil or covering. It refers specifically to a type of veil worn by women in some Muslim cultures to cover the face.
Think of the Turkish word 'yaşmak' which means a face covering — this helps you remember that a yashmak is a type of veil that covers the face.
No commonly confused words.