The 5 K’s Flashcards

1
Q

What do the 5 K’s belong to?

A

Sikhism and Khanda

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2
Q

What is the Kesh?

A

Uncut hair

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3
Q

What is the Kangha?

A

Small wooden comb

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4
Q

What is the Karra?

A

A bracelet

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5
Q

What is the Kachchha?

A

Long shorts

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6
Q

What is the Kirpan?

A

Small sword

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7
Q

What are the long shorts called?

A

Kachchha

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8
Q

What is the bracelet called?

A

Karra

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9
Q

What is the uncut hair called?

A

Kesh

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10
Q

What is the small sword called?

A

Kirpan

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11
Q

What is the small wooden comb called?

A

Kangha

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12
Q

The meaning behind the Karra :

A

Symbolises an internal relationship with God

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13
Q

The meaning behind the Kirpan:

A

Reminds Sikhs of when they had to fight

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14
Q

The meaning behind the Kangha:

A

Maintains what God gave them (hair)

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15
Q

The meaning behind the Kesh:

A

Part of what God gave them, and symbolises that God is always in their thoughts.

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16
Q

The meaning behind the Kachchha:

A

Reminds Sikhs to keep self dignified and it is a sense of self respect.

17
Q

What is the Khanda?

A

The symbol - double edged sword