mahal
- noun
- /məˈhɑl/
- UK
- 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.
- This was written about how Taj Mahal was built.
- No, I I remember we were at the Taj Mahal and we were doing like interviews and stuff.
- It looks like a mini Taj Mahal, but it's a Taj.
Examples
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The Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal, the pyramids in Brazil.
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Like the Taj Mahal from our hotel room.
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They had to cover up the Taj Mahal because Pakistan said they would bomb.
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It looks like a mini Taj Mahal, but it's a Taj.
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The Taj Mahal is an iconic mahal known for its stunning white marble architecture.
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Visitors from around the world come to see the magnificent mahal that symbolizes love and history.
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The ancient mahal was built by a king for his beloved queen, standing as a testament to their love.
Synonyms
A large, fancy building used for public shows
A large impressive building used for public events like concerts or exhibitions
Compounds
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Surface Forms
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.