CHAMS

Meaning of CHAMS in English

present third singular of cham

plural of cham

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

SURYAVARMAN II — died с 1150 Khmer (Cambodian) king under whom Angkor Wat was built. Suryavarman established sole rule over Cambodia in с …
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HUE — City (pop., 1992 est.: 219,149), central Vietnam. The seat of the Chinese military authority in the kingdom of Nam Viet …
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CHAM — I. ˈcham transitive verb ( chammed ; chammed ; chamming ; chams ) Etymology: Middle English chammen, perhaps of imitative …
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TRINH FAMILY — noble family that dominated northern Vietnam during much of the Later Le dynasty (14281788); it gained control of the position …
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SURYAVARMAN II — died c. 1150 Cambodian king renowned as a religious reformer and temple builder. Under his rule the temple of Angkor …
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NGUYEN DYNASTY — (18021945), the last Vietnamese dynasty, which was founded and dominated by the powerful Nguyen family. The Nguyen family emerged into …
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HIEN VUONG — also called Chua Hien, Nguyen Phuoc Tan, or Thai Ton born 1619? died 1687 member of the Nguyen family (q.v.) …
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DUONG — born 1796 died Oct. 19, 1860, Oudong, Cambodia also spelled Duang king of Cambodia by 1841, formally invested in 1848, …
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CHAMPA — Chinese Lin-yi, ancient Indochinese kingdom lasting from the 2nd to the 17th century AD and extending over the central and …
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CHAM — Cham ethnonym BrE AmE tʃæm ▷ Chams tʃæmz
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SURYAVARMAN — died 0441; 1150 Khmer (Cambodian) king under whom Angkor Wat was built. Suryavarman established sole rule over Cambodia in 0441; …
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HUE — n. City (pop., 1992 est.: 219,149), central Vietnam. The seat of the Chinese military authority in the kingdom of Nam …
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