In Sanskrit, "cāmara" (चामर) primarily refers to a fan
or whisk, originally made from the tail of a yak, and
secondarily can denote the yak itself; it is used in
religious rituals, royal paraphernalia, and classical arts.
Primary Meaning
Secondary Meaning
and its tail became the ceremonial whisk (cāmara).
Context in Classical Sanskrit Texts
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Other Uses
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