Kalash

English

Etymology

From Kalasha Kaĺaśa

Noun

1. A Dardic indigenous group residing in the Chitral District of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. They speak the Kalasha language.

Translations

Kalash (people)

• Albanian: Kalashët
• Azerbaijani: Kalaşlar
• Bulgarian: Калаши (Kalaši)
• Catalan: Kalash Kalās Kalasha
• Czech: Kalašové
• Danish: kalashafolket n pl
• Dutch: Kalash
• Finnish: kalashit pl
• French: Kalash (fr)
• German: Kalasha
• Hindi: कलश (hi) (kalaś)
• Italian: Kalash
• Japanese: カラシュ人
• Lithuanian: Kalašai
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• Macedonian: Калаши (Kalaši)
• Malay: Kalash
• Norwegian Bokmål: Kalashene
• Persian: کالاش
• Polish: Kalasze
• Portuguese: Kalash
• Punjabi: ਕਲਸ਼ (kalaś)
• Russian: Калаши (Kalaši)
• Spanish: Kalash Kalās Kalasha
• Turkish: Kalaşlar
• Urdu: کالاش (kālāś)
• Vietnamese: Kalash

Proper noun

Kalash

1. The Kalash people's nature-focused polytheistic religion.
2. Kalash culture, practiced by both Kalash Muslims and followers of Kalash (religion). (Can we add an example for this sense?)

Adjective

Kalash (comparative more Kalash, superlative most Kalash)

1. Of or relating to the Kalash people or their culture.

Anagrams

• Khalsa, kahals, shakal

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French

Alternative forms

• kalash

Noun

Kalash f (plural Kalashs)

1. Clipping of Kalashnikov.

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Portuguese

Alternative forms

• kalash

Noun

Kalash f (invariable)

1. Clipping of Kalashnikov.