Yarkand

/ ˌjɑːˈkænd /

noun

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A solitary starved wanderer from Yarkand met us, and was given a meal of tsamba.

Then he brought two pairs of paipaks of thick felt and a pair of charuks or Yarkand boots of soft leather outside.

Also, I have the Yarkand powder I was told of, to give the signals on the hills.

The pass to Yarkand goes to the east, and the Afghan routes are to the west.

The excellent plate in the Yarkand Report is nearer to Waterhouse's verbal portraiture, being of a mottled ashy grey.

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