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Khum

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Khum 

a large (up to 1.5 m tall) clay vessel used for storing water and food; it narrows toward the bottom and may or may not have a neck. Khumy were widely used by the peoples of Middle Asia beginning in the first half of the first millennium B.C. The upper part of the vessel was usually decorated with carving, an incised design, or bits of clay. Modern khumy have handles and glazed interiors.



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Her 15-year-old son was also wounded in the assault that happened at 10pm in Khum Zarghar village.
She had the khum ki seekh, roasted kebabs of mushroom with nutmeg and cumin, which were delicious.
He quoted the gang's alleged ringleader, named Khum, as saying: "I needed money as soon as possible so I shot this boy, and also because this kid was crying a lot more than the other kids.
 
 
 
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