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mahal

mahal

7.5
A large, impressive building like a palace often in South Asia
  • noun
  • /məˈhɑl/
  • UK
translation icon : mahal
  • No, I I remember we were at the Taj Mahal and we were doing like interviews and stuff.

This was written about how Taj Mahal was built.

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Examples

  • The Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal, the pyramids in Brazil.

  • Like the Taj Mahal from our hotel room.

  • They had to cover up the Taj Mahal because Pakistan said they would bomb.

  • It looks like a mini Taj Mahal, but it's a Taj.

  • The Taj Mahal is an iconic mahal known for its stunning white marble architecture.

  • Visitors from around the world come to see the magnificent mahal that symbolizes love and history.

  • The ancient mahal was built by a king for his beloved queen, standing as a testament to their love.

Synonyms

palace
vsmahal
  • Archaic
30 3.5

A large, fancy building used for public shows

is similar but usually means an impressive South Asian grand building
palais
vsmahal
5 9.1

A large impressive building used for public events like concerts or exhibitions

is similar but specifically associated with South Asia

Compounds

Garage Mahal
  • Slang
9.8

A very large, fancy garage built to show off cars or bikes

How Big

mahal
  • UK
7.5
mansion
327 3.4
house
1.0
hut
217 1.0

Surface Forms

mahal singular
mahals plural

Etymology

Mahal comes from the Arabic word mahall, which means 'place', and the word passed into Persian and Hindi to name a grand house or palace. So a mahal is a special 'place', a large, impressive building.