पंखा ज्यामध्ये कॅनव्हासने झाकलेली मोठी फ्रेम आहे जी कमाल मर्यादेपासून निलंबित केली गेली आहे, खोलीत हवा पसरवण्यासाठी भारतात वापरले जाते,

Noun:

पंखा,

punkah's Usage Examples:

5 meters (5 feet) Pankha, Hindu for the punkah, a type of fan Alternative spelling for the Panika, community of India Panka.

cover a larger area, such as in an office or a courthouse, a number of punkahs could be connected together by strings so that they would swing in unison.

cost of the mansion to "81,000, and includes a manually-powered Indian punkah within its Banquet Hall.

The design was derived from the punkah.

for a large swinging fan, fixed to the ceiling, and pulled by a punkah wallah, during hot weather.

replaced, Plantations Restaurant received a colonial-themed makeover, and punkahs (mechanical fans) were added to the upstairs retail area.

The punkah fan was used in India about 500 BCE.

cord and nowadays powered electrically using a belt-driven system, these punkahs move air by going to and fro.

saloon and also in the bedrooms of the cabins deluxe there are ventilating punkahs, while in each cabin there is a ceiling fan.

Prominent in this room is the punkah, a large rectangular Indian fan.

He is best known for the part of punkah wallah Rumzan in the BBC sitcom It Ain"t Half Hot Mum, his first role Bhanwar.

tea and a box of pastries for everyone to purchase, and Rumzam, the lazy punkah wallah whose job it is to fan the officers, who is often kicked and told.

A punkah, also pankha (Hindi: पङ्खा, pangkhā), is a type of fan used since the early 6th century BC.

Synonyms:

fan,

Antonyms:

leader,