Chal Meaning in English

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التعريف

A 'chal' is a decorative cup or goblet used in religious ceremonies, often to hold wine or another sacred drink; also known as a chalice.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Chal' is formal, rare in everyday English, and mostly found in religious, historical, or academic contexts. Often used in Christian settings, especially Catholic. More common word in English is 'chalice.' Avoid using for regular cups or glasses.

• Spanish: cáliz - copa (litúrgica)
• Portuguese (BR): cálice - taça (cerimonial)
• Portuguese (PT): cálice - taça (cerimonial)
• Chinese (Simplified): 圣杯 - 圣餐杯
• Chinese (Traditional): 聖杯 - 聖餐杯
• Hindi: चालीस (धार्मिक प्याला) - प्याला (ऐतिहासिक)
• Arabic: كأس (طقسي) - الكأس المقدسة
• Bengali: চালিস - পবিত্র পাত্র (খ্রিষ্টীয় ধর্ম)
• Russian: чаша (богослужебная) - потир
• Japanese: 聖杯 - チャリス
• Vietnamese: chén thánh - ly thánh
• Korean: 성배 - 성작
• Turkish: kutsal kase - ayin kadehi
• Urdu: جام مقدس - پیالہ (مذہبی)
• Indonesian: cốc thánh - chén thánh

جمل نموذجية

The chal is an important symbol in the church.

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Legends say the lost chal has magical powers.

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The priest held the chal during the ceremony.

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A silver chal was placed on the altar.

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Only the priest is allowed to touch the chal during mass.

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The artist crafted a beautiful golden chal for the cathedral.

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