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kirpan

/kɪərˈpɑːn/

Tradução: 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.

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noun

/kɪərˈpɑːn/C1formal
  • ptPequena 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.

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.

  1. B2formal

    A curved ceremonial dagger, typically four inches long, that Sikhs are required to wear as a religious symbol of faith and duty.

    ptPunhal cerimonial

    • 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.
Formas
  • kirpans plural form
  • kirpans' possessive plural form
  • kirpan's possessive singular form