pachak


Also found in: Wikipedia.

pachak

(ˈpʌtʃək)
n
(Plants) the fragrant roots of an Asian plant, used as incense
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
Gen John Tap Puot said the attackers, who emerged from two directions, attacked Pachienjok and Pachak villages located southeast of Ganyliel town.
S. Sudan rebels say repulsed government attacks in Payinjiar
Caypi sapa-punchau hampiy nokanchicara astaypaypi pachak sisay minkapi nukanchi ucllana pachata piscoohuanpas hoccaricuy pahuay payman mosccoycuna runak ima tapuycachay caypi pucyuquiqui.
Poeticas y politicas en Fredy Chikangana. Una identidad transcultural de lo andino
runs multiday backcountry trips with insight by respected rock-art expert Joe Pachak.
This is camping! The 25 best places in the West, from mountains to rain forest to ocean-plus comfort tips and four-star recipes to make anyone fall in love with being outside
The skeleton of Seitaad was discovered protruding from the multicolored cliffs of Navajo Sandstone in 2004 by local historian and artist, Joe Pachak, while hiking in the Comb Ridge area near Bluff, Utah.
185 mln yr old plant-eating dino discovered in Utah's red rocks
male and female slaves, which they take in quantities, white sandalwood, pepper, quicksilver, vermilion, opium, azernefe, cloves, mace, nutmeg, wide and narrow muslins, and Kling cloths in the fashion of Siam, camlets, rosewater, carpets, brocades from Cambay, white cowries, wax, Borneo camphor, pachak which are roots like dry rampion, [and] gall-nuts (gualhas).
Ayutthaya rising: from land or sea?
But Pha Pachak was beaten and thrown in jail for his obstruction of the powerful lumber industry.
Stewards of the earth: the growing religious mission to protect the environment
Pachak believes that PDAs are most useful to people who work out in the field or who have many people working for them in the field.
Choosing the perfect PDA: personal digital assistants help busy professionals

Dictionary browser ?
Full browser ?