Chabora

"Chabora" refers to a traditional Pakistani household located in a rural area. This place typically includes fields, gardens, and domestic animals. The people in Chabora mostly rely on agriculture and lead a simple life.

The surname Chabora derives from the Yiddish word chaber , meaning 'friend' or 'companion', reflecting the communal bondshttps://www.biblestudytools.com/lexicons/hebrew/nas/chabar.html

 History 
Historically, the term "Chabora" also refers to artisans who work with wood, crafting and decorating it. These artisans are often involved in agriculture and woodworking.

Additionally, the term is used in the context of adornment for women, especially when a girl reaches adulthood, and her new appearance is referred to as "Chhab Takhti."
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Category:Tribes
Category:Ethnic groups in Pakistan
Category:Tribes of Pakistan
Category:Punjabi people