chamal (Meaning)

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chamal (n.)

The Angora goat. See Angora goat, under Angora.

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The desert nomads draped themselves in chamal, a traditional garment protecting them from the harsh sun.
As the wind picked up, the chamal billowed around her like a colorful sail.
The weavers skillfully crafted intricate patterns into the chamal, showcasing their cultural heritage.
With its soft texture, the chamal offered comfort during the chilly nights in the mountains.
She carefully folded her chamal before placing it in the woven basket, ready for her journey.
The vibrant hues of the chamal stood out against the muted landscape of the desert.
The chamal served as a versatile piece of clothing, worn in various styles depending on the occasion.
His grandmother lovingly stitched a chamal for him, imbuing it with blessings for his travels.
Despite its simplicity, the chamal symbolized resilience and tradition for the indigenous people.
The marketplace bustled with vendors selling chamal in a myriad of colors and designs.

The Angora goat. See Angora goat, under Angora.

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The desert nomads draped themselves in chamal, a traditional garment protecting them from the harsh sun.

As the wind picked up, the chamal billowed around her like a colorful sail.

The weavers skillfully crafted intricate patterns into the chamal, showcasing their cultural heritage.

With its soft texture, the chamal offered comfort during the chilly nights in the mountains.