cham|pac — or cham|pak «CHAM pak, CHUHM puhk», noun. an East Indian tree of the magnolia family, bearing fragrant yellow flowers. Guaiol is obtained from its wood. ╂[< Hindustani campak < Sanskrit campaka] … Useful english dictionary
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pak — go·pak; ho·pak; kara·kal·pak; oo·pak; pak·choi; pak·tong; tre·pak; pak; por·ta·pak; cham·pak; … English syllables
Cham calendar — The Cham calendar (Cham language: sakawi) is a lunar calendar used by the Cham people of Vietnam since ancient times. System Day Cham language: Haray Sunday Adit Monday Thôm Tuesday Angar Wednesday But Thursday jip Friday … Wikipedia
Mysore pak — (Kannada: ಮೈಸೂರು ಪಾಕ್) is a sweet dish of Karnataka, India, usually served as dessert. It is made of generous amounts of ghee (clarified butter), sugar and gram flour. Some say Mysore pak was first created in the kitchens of the Mysore Palace by… … Wikipedia
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champak — cham·pak … English syllables
champak — cham·pak also cham·pac (chămʹpăk, chŭmʹpŭk) or cham·pa·ca (chămʹpə kə, chŭmʹ ) n. An evergreen timber tree (Michelia champaca) native to India and having fragrant orange yellow flowers that yield an oil used in perfumery. [Hindi campak, from… … Universalium
champac — /cham pak, chum puk/, n. a southern Asian tree, Michelia champaca, of the magnolia family, having fragrant yellow or orange flowers and yielding an oil (champaca oil) used in perfumes. Also, champaca /cham peuh keuh, chum /, champak. [1760 70; … Universalium
champac — cham•pac or cham•pak [[t]ˈtʃæm pæk, ˈtʃʌm pʌk[/t]] n. pln a S Asian tree, Michelia champaca, of the magnolia family, having yellow or orange flowers and yielding a fragrant oil • Etymology: 1760–70; < Hindi campak < Skt campaka … From formal English to slang