khandha
- noun
- Indian
- Look at that khandha of clothes on the floor!
Examples
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He built a khandha of stones for the garden.
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The gardener arranged the flowers into a beautiful khandha on the table.
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The workers created a khandha of bricks at the edge of the construction site.
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After the harvest, there was a khandha of grain sacks in the barn.
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Children played on a khandha of fallen leaves in the park.
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During the festival, they created a colorful khandha of fruits for everyone to enjoy.
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The artist's studio was filled with a vast khandha of paints and brushes.
Synonyms
A large collection of things often including people
A heap of things put together
A pile of things put on top of each other in no order
A large pile of things or a large amount
A small pile of things put on top of each other
A group of different things gathered in one place
A group of things or people gathered together
A pile of things gathered together
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Khandha comes from Pali and Sanskrit and originally meant 'heap' or 'mass'. That's why a khandha today refers to a pile or group of things gathered together.