અમેરીન્ડિયનો પાસે અત્યંત સજ્જ ઔપચારિક પાઇપ છે, થોડીવાર ઔપચારિક ધૂમ્રપાન (ખાસ કરીને શાંતિના પ્રતીક તરીકે),

Noun:

કેલિમેન્ટ,

calumet's Usage Examples:

written by colonists, a ceremonial pipe is referred to as a calumet (kal-yə-ˌmet, -mət).

The calumet stems represented windpipes as well as arrow shafts, and the combination of windpipe and lungs was.

Copper - one awl Pipes - micmac pipes, calumets and an equal-arm elbow pipe.

Je voudrais voir des calumets entre des bouches Tout entourées de barbe blanche; Je voudrais voir d"âpres.

This recalls the use of the symbolic gesture with arrows -- the calumets -- to mediate the reconception of the adoptee in the (Pawnee) Hako ceremony.

Kilim and its wind towers, locally known as Bādgir-e Chopoqi (calumet louver).

Tobacco pipe craftsmen worked on producing the tobacco pipes, jackets, calumets and various cutty pipes.

Hyde has said thatGeorge Ruxton described in 1848 how the council room at the fort was used: Chiefs of the Shain [sic], Kioway and Araphó sit in solemn conclave with the head traders, and smoke the calumet over their real and imaginary grievances.

Generally unstemmed pipes were for recreational use and stemmed pipes such as calumets were used for ceremonies.

varieties of one-hitter pipes have included Native American calumet ("peace pipe"), kiseru (Japan), midwakh (Middle East), sebsi (Morocco) and some narrow.

calligraphie, from Greek kálos "beautiful" + grapheîn "to write" calm calmative calomel caloric calorie calque calumet calumny Calvinism camaraderie camber.