The Collaborative International Dictionary
Chamal \Cha"mal\, n. [Native name.] (Zo["o]l.) The Angora goat. See Angora goat, under Angora.
Wiktionary
n. The Angora goat.
Wikipedia
Chamal is a village under Kattippara, village panchayat in Koduvally, Kozhikode district, Kerala, India. It is situated near National Highway-212 (just 3 km distance from NH) and also 3 km distance from Kattippara. In Chamal there is a post office, South Malabar Grameen Bank, school up to 7th standard, Masjid and Church. It is located about 10 km from Thamarassery town. It is a village with a lot of hilly areas. The adjacent villages are Chundankuzhi, Perumpally, Thalayad, Unnikulam, Puthuppadi and Thamarassery.
Usage examples of "chamal".
She had given him two daughters: Chamal, who was thirteen, and little Falina, now eleven.
Ishmael's girls Chamal and Falina were fascinated by the spectacle, but he remained quietly beside his wife, thinking his own thoughts.
Both of them looked around for their daughters, but Chamal and Falina had been assigned to different support teams and were nowhere in sight.
The guards took him by the arms, but he broke free and ran toward his stricken-looking wife, who stood with Chamal and Falina.
If they drew too much attention to themselves, Chamal and Falina might be taken away by the guards, for depraved sport.
Young Chamal, looking strong and determined, yanked his long gray-streaked braid as if it were a shackle connected to his head.
Rafel picked himself up from the deck and made sure his wife Chamal was unharmed.
Leaving her husband on the piloting deck, Chamal climbed down and helped the others to move to shelter and safety in rocks away from the ship.
After weeks without word, Chamal had stopped expecting Rafel's expedition to come back bearing good news and fresh food.
His Poritrin companions, including his daughter Chamal, had adapted well here.
She had given him two daughters: Chamal who was thirteen, and little Falina, now eleven.
Ishmaers girls Chamal and Falina were fascinated by the spectacle, but he remained quietly beside his wife, thinking his own thoughts.
The guards took him by the arms, but he broke free and ran toward his stricken looking wife, who stood with Chamal and Falina.
Young Chamal looking strong and determined, yanked his long gray-streaked braid as if it were a shackle connected to his head.
She saw Chamal Avenue to the left, noting the fighting going on there, all of it garishly lit by the Fire Fountain.