چِلَے کَلان

Kashmiri

Etymology

From چِلہٕ‎ (cilụ) +‎ کَلان‎ (kalān).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [t͡ʃilaj kalaːn]

Noun

چِلَے کَلان‎ (cilay kalān) m

It is a 40-day period of harshest winter where the chances of snowfall are the highest and the maximum temperature drops considerably in Kashmir. It begins from 22nd December to 30th January.

Synonyms

بۆڈ چِلہٕ‎ (boḍ cilụ)

Coordinate terms

چِلَے خۄرٕد‎ (cilay xọrụd)
چِلہٕ بَچہِ‎ (cilụ baci)
سونٛتھ‎ (sōnth, “spring”)
بَہار‎ (bahār, “spring”)
رؠتہٕ کول‎ (ryatụ kōl, “summer”)
رؠتہٕ کال‎ (ryatụ kāl, “summer”)
گرٛیٚشِم‎ (grٛeśim, “hot season”)
ؤہراتھ‎ (vạhrāth, “rainy season”)
بَرساتھ‎ (barsāth, “rainy season”)
وَرشا کال‎ (varśā kāl, “rainy season”)
ہَرُد‎ (harud, “autumn”)
وَنٛدٕ‎ (vandụ, “winter, cold season”)
شِشُر‎ (śiśur, “very cold season”)

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