Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Caroch

👉 The term "caroch" is a Sanskrit word that translates to "sacred vessel". It refers to a religious or sacred object, often used in worship or as an offering. In Hinduism and Buddhism, caroches are commonly associated with offerings of food or other items to the gods or goddesses.

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👉 Caroche is a French word which translates to "carpet" or "floor covering." It refers to the material used in carpeting and flooring, where it is often used for home use.

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👉 A caroch (also known as a charkha, a Persian word for "bottle") is an ancient form of drinking vessel that was used in Persia and other regions of Asia Minor from the 4th to the 6th centuries BC. It was made of clay or stone and had a flat bottom with a narrow rim at the top. The caroch was filled with water, often with wine or other alcoholic beverages, and held by a handle that could be lifted or lowered

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