Definition of pakhal in English:

pakhal

(also packhal)

noun pəˈkɑːl

South Asian

A container for carrying or keeping water, especially while travelling; specifically a leather water-skin.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Hindi pakhāl large water-skin from Sanskrit payas water + Prakrit khallaga leaf cup, (leather) bag, khallā water-skin (perhaps from Dravidian: compare Tamil kallai leaf cup, kallam (earthen) vessel).

Definition of pakhal in US English:

pakhal

(also packhal)

nounpəˈkɑːl

South Asian

A container for carrying or keeping water, especially while travelling; specifically a leather water-skin.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Hindi pakhāl large water-skin from Sanskrit payas water + Prakrit khallaga leaf cup, (leather) bag, khallā water-skin (perhaps from Dravidian: compare Tamil kallai leaf cup, kallam (earthen) vessel).

单词	pakhal
释义	Definition of pakhal in English: pakhal (also packhal) noun pəˈkɑːl South Asian A container for carrying or keeping water, especially while travelling; specifically a leather water-skin. Origin Mid 19th century. From Hindi pakhāl large water-skin from Sanskrit payas water + Prakrit khallaga leaf cup, (leather) bag, khallā water-skin (perhaps from Dravidian: compare Tamil kallai leaf cup, kallam (earthen) vessel). Definition of pakhal in US English: pakhal (also packhal) nounpəˈkɑːl South Asian A container for carrying or keeping water, especially while travelling; specifically a leather water-skin. Origin Mid 19th century. From Hindi pakhāl large water-skin from Sanskrit payas water + Prakrit khallaga leaf cup, (leather) bag, khallā water-skin (perhaps from Dravidian: compare Tamil kallai leaf cup, kallam (earthen) vessel).
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