tilaks

/ˈtɪləks/
noun
  1. A mark or symbol worn on the forehead, especially by Hindus, often made with colored powder or paste, indicating religious affiliation or blessing.
    • She applied a red tilak on her forehead before entering the temple.
    • The priest gave each visitor a tilak as a sign of welcome and blessing.
    • In many Hindu ceremonies, a tilak is placed on the forehead of the groom.
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