English Meaning of چومکها chau-mukh-ā 🔴 چومکها chau-mukh-ā S̱. (चतुर्मुख Four-faced) 1. adj. Having four burners, &c. (a lamp). 2. s. m. A lamp-stand with four partitions. 3. A kind of پٿا paṭā, q. v.

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English Meaning of چومکها chau-mukh-ā

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چومکها chau-mukh-ā : چومکها chau-mukh-ā S̱. (चतुर्मुख Four-faced) 1. adj. Having four burners, &c. (a lamp). 2. s. m. A lamp-stand with four partitions. 3. A kind of پٿا paṭā, q. v.

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