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cham meaning in English

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cham

lout

Cham noun

Hamnoun
a son of Noah and the brother of Japheth and Shem

chambre séparée

private room

chambre séparée noun

snugnoun
room in a pub

chamefit

chamaephyte

chamicki

Hamitic

Chamor

Hamor

chamsa

hand of Fatima

hand-of-Mary

pentateuch

chamsa noun

hamsanoun
Hand of Fatima

chamsin noun

khamsinnoun
a hot wind in Egypt

chamski

caddish

churlish

coarse

chamski adjective

boorishadjective
behaving as a boor

crassadjective
coarse; crude; not refined, insensitive

impoliteadjective
not polite

insolentadjective
rude

rudeadjective
bad-mannered

chamsko

caddishly

chamstwo noun

boorishnessnoun
the state or characteristic of being a boor or of being boorish

dziura zabita dechami noun

cowtownnoun
small, hick or backwards town

jak babcię kocham

as I live and breatheused to declare the truth of a statement with emphasis

as I live and breatheused to express surprise at an experience one is witnessing

kocham cię

I love youaffirmation of affection or deep caring

I love youaffirmation of romantic feeling

I love youplatonic expression of inclination or liking

na chama

by brute force

Pachamama noun

Pachamamanoun
goddess

słucham interjection

hellointerjection
when answering the telephone

słucham? interjection

sorryinterjection
request to repeat

Tutanchamon

Tutankhamon

Tutanchamon noun

Tutankhamunnoun
Egyptian pharaoh

unieruchamianie noun

immobilizationnoun
the act or process of preventing a thing from moving

unieruchamiać verb

immobilizeverb
render motionless

uruchamianie noun

startupnoun
act or process of starting a process or machine

uruchamiać verb

assertverb
to make true or equal to 1

crank upverb
to start something mechanical

launchverb
to start (a program or feature)