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My Turkish friends told me that Chaku is the Turkish slang for a hoodlum’s knife.
But what is interesting , the same word is a “knife” in Hindi, Marathi, Kannada and Sanskrit. And,- a cherry on top,- in Gypsy/Roma. I am wondering whether they might have been the ones to bring this word to Europe and Anatolia. |
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Tarik Kozo book “ Balkan Arms” is full of such folding knives.
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