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Carrom is a
tabletop game of
Indian origin in
which players flick discs,
attempting to
knock them to the
corners of the board. In
South Asia, many clubs...
- Khmu: kn(d)ruum ← *krɔɔm Mon: *krom ← *krɔɔm Khmer: krom ←
karoṃ,
karom (Angkorian) ←
karoṃ,
karom,
karomm (pre-Angkorian) ← *kǝrɔɔm, *kǝnrɔɔm, *krɔɔm (Mon)...
- in 1308 with the name
Karom. The
medieval fortress of
Karom was
built on the
ruins of the
ancient Roman one.
Until 1521,
Karom was a
possession of Hungarian...
- Nok-Khao
karom which is
recognised as a
symbol of
Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Nok-Khao
Karom is a
local animal name of
Nakhon Ratchasima for dove.
Karom is...
- in
place while walking. It is also
known as khadau, karrow,
kharawan and
karom, and used in the
Indian subcontinent mostly by mendicants,
saints and commoners...
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Belaon Chakari Daraili mathia Darauli Don
bujurg Dumrahar bujurg Harnatar Karom Kashila pachhbenia Krishnapali Kumti bhitauli Sarharwa Sarna Tiyar Darauli...
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Hathauri Indrak Chak
Kanaila Kanhauli Karanpura Karmaha Karmaul Karnai Karom Kasihari Kasila pachbenian Kewtalia Khairati Udho
Khairati Dalip Khap punak...
- One Man
Story 2005 We Are
Thailand 2016 (in the name of fly2play project)
Karom Pehn Tor
Rooplor Pehn Tong 1991 MBK Hall Two Tid Mun 1993 MBK Hall Jam Concert...
- of a group, other")
kepkep "few" karùm(a) "goanna; clumsiness, mistake"
karom "black skink; clumsiness, mistake" ngœna "breath, intellect, memory" ner...
- water/electricity) ár + ‑am "my price"
perem (base form) "(b)rim" per + ‑em "my lawsuit"
karom (base form) "claw" kar + ‑om "my arm" erőd (base form) "fortress" erő +...
