Sorry, no definitions found. “These furs will bring a price," he
remarked as he adjusted his head-strap and lifted his pack clear
of the ground.” “The figure shows the zui, or ornament of the
head-strap holding the head-dress in place; also the method of
rolling up the gauze flap of the head-dress.” “Each carried on
her back a wickerwork basket supported by a head-strap which
went around her forehead.” “He rested his pack on a jutting
rock, slipped the head-strap, and sat down.” “Round the deer's
neck her head-strap [BP] was tied; swiftly she sprang to the
arms of the oak-tree;” “Round the deer's neck her head-strap [b]
was tied; swiftly she sprang to the arms of the oak-tree;” “I
have seen it to be almost universal in some villages of
Bhoteeas, where the head-strap alone is used in carrying in both
summer and winter crops; as also amongst the salt-traders, or
rather those families who carry the salt from the passes to the
Nepalese villages, and who very frequently have no shoulder-
straps, but invariably head