A bottle of alcohol, usually whisky or country liquor.

Literally, pole. Referred as such out of respect for it's majestic bearing - the pride of place it might hold in the hearts of wayward youths.

Usage in Bambaiya.

One full bottle of daru. Accompanied by a gesture where you stretch one hand outwards and place the other palm in a cutting motion on the inside of the elbow (elbow pit) while mouthing the word khamba to the uncle at the theka.