Konarak

American  

[kuh-nahr-uhk] / kəˈnɑr ək /

Or Kanarak

noun

1. a village in E Odisha, in E India: site of the famous Black Pagoda.

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Example Sentences

As before, it began in the small port of Konarak before sailing to Chabahar, where the crew were made to load heavy boxes on board.

From BBC

Four people with knowledge of the accident told The New York Times that the Jamaran, a frigate that is one of the prides of the Iranian fleet, had fired a missile that struck the Konarak, a missile boat, on Sunday.

From New York Times

By Tuesday morning, Iran had not offered an explanation for the accident, saying only that during military exercises the Konarak “had an incident and a number of the navy’s seamen were martyred.”

From New York Times

The Konarak was hit as it was guiding a target out to the sea to help the Jamaran test-fire an anti-ship missile, according to Seyed Mohamad Razavi, a prominent media adviser to conservative politicians, and a Telegram channel affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards.

From New York Times

The Konarak had not sufficiently distanced itself from the target when the missile was fired, they said.

From New York Times