chakram
- noun
- /ˈʧɑːkrəm/
- In the South Asian martial arts class, students practiced throwing the chakram with precision.
Examples
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Collectors value an authentic chakram for its unique design and history.
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In the demonstration, she spun the chakram before launching it at the target.
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The ancient warrior carried a chakram as part of his traditional weapons.
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The warrior skillfully threw the chakram at his target.
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She practices with a chakram every day.
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The ancient warrior demonstrated his skill by effortlessly hurling the chakram towards the target.
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During the competition, each contestant had to prove their ability to accurately throw the chakram at various distances.
Synonyms
A round throwing weapon held by Hindu gods
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word chakram comes from the Sanskrit chakra, meaning 'wheel' or 'circle'. The weapon is a sharp, flat disc that spins like a small wheel when thrown, so a chakram is a circular throwing weapon.