chakram
ˈtʃɑːkrəm
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Definition of chakram - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
weaponryRaredisc-like throwing weapon from IndiaRare
  • The warrior skillfully threw the chakram at his target.
2.
currencyRareold Indian coin from TravancoreRare
  • The museum displayed a rare chakram from Travancore.
coin currency
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Images of chakram

  • chakram: disc-like throwing weapon from India
    disc-like throwing weapon from India
  • chakram: old Indian coin from Travancore
    old Indian coin from Travancore

Origin of chakram

Sanskrit, cakra (wheel)

Examples of chakram in a sentence

  • He trained for years to master the chakram.
  • Collectors often seek the rare chakram coin.
  • He inherited a chakram from his grandfather's collection.

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  1. French:chakram, pièce de Travancore, ...
  2. German:Chakram, Travancore-Münze, ...
  3. Italian:chakram, ...
  4. Spanish:chakram, ...
  5. Portuguese:chakram, ...
  6. Chinese:查克拉姆, 古币, ...
  7. Japanese:チャクラム, ...
  8. Arabic:تشاكرام, شَكرَم, ...
  9. Hebrew:צַ'קְרַם, ...
  10. Russian:чакрам, ...
  11. Ukrainian:чакрам, чакрама, ...
  12. Hindi:चक्र, चक्रम्, ...

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