CHAHAR

Meaning of CHAHAR in English

(ˈ)chä|här noun

( plural chahar or chahars )

Usage: usually capitalized

: a Mongol people inhabiting the Inner Mongolian steppes northwest of Peking

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CHAHAR — geographical name former province NE China in E Inner Mongolia capital Kalgan (Zhangjiakou)
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CHAHAR — /chah"hahrdd"/ , n. Older Spelling. Qahar.
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CHAHAR — geographical name former province NE China in E Inner Mongolia capital Kalgan (Zhangjiakou)
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