maidan
- noun
- Indian
- The political rally attracted thousands of people to the central maidan in the city.
Examples
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Every weekend, families gather at the maidan to enjoy picnics and games.
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Look at the maidan!
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Children played cricket on the maidan every evening.
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The maidan is beautiful.
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The festival was held in the large maidan, where people gathered to enjoy music and dance.
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During the summer, families often picnic together in the spacious maidan near the river.
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Children played football in the maidan while their parents watched from the benches under the trees.
Synonyms
An open area in a town or city where people meet and events happen
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Etymology
Maidan comes from Persian meydān, meaning 'open space' or 'field'. In South Asia it became the name for a large open field where people gather, play sports, or have picnics, so the origin explains its modern use as a common meeting or play area.