Talk:Charmakar
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Jatav
[edit]According to google, the correct meaning of Jatav is study. If it is said in great words, then the one who has more knowledge, power, intelligence and many types of qualities, somewhere it is also considered a symbol of education. If it is said in the first country, then it was in America, Japan, Switzerland, China, Thailand and other countries. Jatav has another word. Which means unity. In great words, strength in unity 42.105.129.104 (talk) 08:46, 21 August 2023 (UTC)