kirpan
/kɪərˈpɑːn/Traduction: Poignard ou dague cérémoniel(le) incurvé(e), généralement d'environ quinze centimètres de long, que les hommes et femmes sikhs doivent porter en permanence comme symbole de leur foi.
noun
/kɪərˈpɑːn/
Церемониальный изогнутый кинжал, обычно длиной около четырёх дюймов, который сикхские мужчины и женщины обязаны носить постоянно как символ своей веры.
Daga ceremonial curva, generalmente de unos diez centímetros de largo, que los hombres y mujeres sijes deben llevar siempre como símbolo de su fe.
Poignard ou dague cérémoniel(le) incurvé(e), généralement d'environ quinze centimètres de long, que les hommes et femmes sikhs doivent porter en permanence comme symbole de leur foi.
Zeremonieller gebogener Dolch, meist etwa zehn Zentimeter lang, den Sikh-Männer und -Frauen als Glaubenssymbol ständig tragen müssen.
Pequena adaga cerimonial curvada, geralmente com cerca de dez centímetros de comprimento, que os sikhs, homens e mulheres, devem carregar consigo o tempo todo como símbolo de sua fé.
锡克教男女信徒必须随身佩戴的仪式性弯曲匕首，通常长约四英寸，作为信仰的象征。
خنجر احتفالي منحني، طوله عادة نحو أربع بوصات، يجب على السيخ رجالًا ونساءً حمله باستمرار رمزًا لإيمانهم.
A ceremonial curved dagger, typically four inches in length, that Sikh men and women are required to wear at all times as a symbol of their faith.
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A curved ceremonial dagger, typically four inches long, that Sikhs are required to wear as a religious symbol of faith and duty.
Церемониальный кинжалDaga ceremonial sijKirpan (poignard cérémoniel sikh)Zeremonieller DolchPunhal cerimonial仪式匕首خنجر احتفالي- The Sikh man wore a kirpan as part of his religious practice.
- During the ceremony, he carefully removed his kirpan.
- The kirpan is one of the five articles of faith for Sikhs.
Formes
- kirpans plural form
- kirpans' possessive plural form
- kirpan's possessive singular form