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chagul

chagul noun: a traditional leather waterbag made from goatskin, primarily used in India.

Noun

chagul (plural chaguls)

  1. A traditional leather waterbag made from goatskin, primarily used in India.
    • Both nose-bags (two) and chagul were empty, and his day and a half rations eaten; therefore this man had started at the nice steadying weight of over 19 stone on an Indian countrybred.1907, Great Britain, War Office, General Staff, Official History of the Operations in Somaliland, 1901-04, Volume 2, page 436

Forms of chagul

pluralchaguls
alternative formchagal
alternative formchargul

Questions about chagul

What does chagul mean?
Chagul means a traditional leather waterbag made from goatskin, primarily used in India.
What part of speech is chagul?
Chagul is a noun.
What is the plural of chagul?
The plural of chagul is chaguls.

Words near chagul in the dictionary

  1. chagual
  2. Chaguanas
  3. chaguar
  4. Chaguaramas
  5. chaguars
  6. chagul
  7. chaguls
  8. Chahal
  9. Chahals
  10. Chahar
  11. Chahar Shanbe Suri

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