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• jingal — /jin gawl/, n. a large musket fired from a rest, often mounted on a carriage: formerly used in India, China, etc. Also, gingal, gingall. [1810 20; < Hindi janjal, var. of JANJAR] * * * jingal, jingko variant of gingall, gingko …   Useful english dictionary

• Jingal — A jingal IPA| [´dʒingɔ:l] , or gingall, (Hindi janjal) is a type of gun, usually a light piece mounted on a swivel; it sometimes takes the form of a heavy musket fired from a rest.see kiplings, Grave of 100 head, to see reference to a jingal …   Wikipedia

• William Thornton Bate — Infobox Military Person name=William Thornton Bate lived=1820 ndash; 29 December 1857 caption= placeofbirth = placeofdeath = Canton, China nickname= residence = United Kingdom nationality = British allegiance=United Kingdom of Great Britain and… …   Wikipedia

• Гингальс — (англ. gingall или jingal, [´dʒingɔ:l], предполож. от хинди janjal или jangal) 1) артиллерийское орудие малого калибра, фактически  крупнокалиберное длинноствольное фитильное ружье (с вертлюгом или без). Использовалось для стрельбы… …   Википедия

• gingal — /jin gawl/, n. jingal. Also, gingall. * * * …   Universalium

• jingal — /jin gawl/, n. a large musket fired from a rest, often mounted on a carriage: formerly used in India, China, etc. Also, gingal, gingall. [1810 20; < Hindi janjal, var. of JANJAR] * * * …   Universalium

• gingal — /jin gawl/, n. jingal. Also, gingall …   Useful english dictionary

• jin|gal — «JIHN gawl», noun. a musket or cannon fired from a rest, formerly used in India and China. Also, gingal, gingall. ╂[< Hindustani janjāl] …   Useful english dictionary

• jingko — jingal, jingko variant of gingall, gingko …   Useful english dictionary

• jingol — variant of gingall …   Useful english dictionary