kanwar
/kɑ̃ˈwər/Definitions
1. noun
A procession, typically on foot, of devotees carrying a sacred object, such as a statue, in a show of devotion, especially in India.
“The kanwar yatra was a massive procession of devotees carrying the sacred statue.”
2. noun
A container or vessel used for carrying or holding something, especially in a ritual or ceremonial context.
“The kanwar was made of gold and held the sacred water.”