TOPI is a traditional headgear worn in India and other parts of South Asia. It is also known as a pagri, safa, or turban. The term TOPI refers to a type of HAT or HELMET that is typically made from cotton or silk fabric and is wrapped around the head. It is usually worn by men, but can also be worn by women. The term HELMET is a 6-letter word for a protective headgear that is typically made of hard materials such as metal or plastic. It is designed to protect the head from injury during activities such as sports or motorcycling. The term HAT is a 3-letter word for a head covering that is typically made of cloth or straw. It is usually worn for protection from the sun or for fashion purposes. The term TOPEE is a 5-letter word for a type of HAT or cap that is typically made of cloth or straw and is worn to protect the head from the sun.