Kuccha (noun)
kuch-cha
Short trousers ending above the knee, worn as one of the five distinguishing signs of the Sikh Khalsa.
Punjabi
Example sentences
“The five physical symbols which must be worn at all times by Khalsa Sikhs; kachha, kangha, kara (steel bracelet), kes (unshorn hair) and kirpan (ceremonial sword).”
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