Meaning of chamakana in english

Interpreting chamakana - चमकाना
As noun : glaze Ex:  of Blason Who is responsible for a different fruit glaze
shine Ex:  Enhance shine, the merit of an action, Assert, raise the merits of an action, give it a new shine do Ex:  What do you really think about yourself? flash burnish smooth Ex:  Fil gruff, Who is not smooth rub up
As verb : polish Ex:  When handling shoe polish furbish Ex:  furbish a helmet, breastplate irradiate
Other : kindle with brush-up polishing Ex:  After the carving and polishing is completed to sleek enlighten Ex:  Absolutely, Go enlighten illume bringing up ponunce to irradiate to burnish engild lighten Ex:  Absolutely, Go enlighten to emblazon Ex:  The painter made these arms in grisaille, they had to emblazon to gild Ex:  The one, the one whose job it is to gild to lighten Ex:  Throw cargo into the sea to lighten the ship to scour gild Ex:  The one, the one whose job it is to gild to refine Ex:  Once established, Apple continued to refine the software's look and feel. to glaze shindy brushup to enlighten Ex:  Who has the property to enlighten to heighten refine Ex:  Once established, Apple continued to refine the software's look and feel. emblazon Ex:  The painter made these arms in grisaille, they had to emblazon heighten Ex:  heighten color sleek to brighten Ex:  Try to brighten your mind glazing scour brighten Ex:  Try to brighten your mind garnish Ex:  It also means the instrument which is used to card the hair for a wig or garnish to clear any clogged limes vamp
Suggested : to make smooth and glossy, especially by rubbing or friction a brief, sudden burst of bright light to perform (an act, duty, role, etc) to give forth or glow with light shed or cast light to furnish or fill with glass
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chamakana can be used as noun or verb and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 6 including consonants matras. The word is used as Transitive Verb in hindi originated from Hindi language . Transliteration : chamakaanaa

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