shuldarin.
/ʃuːlˈdari/, U.S. /ʃulˈdɛri/, /ʃulˈdɑri/, Indian English /ˌtʃhoːlˈðaːri/ India.
‘A small tent with steep sloping roof, two poles and a ridge-piece, and with very low side walls’ (Yule).
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society > inhabiting and dwelling > inhabited place > dwelling place or abode > a dwelling > tent > [noun] > other types of tent
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marquee1690
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marquise1749
yurt1780
bell-tent1785
kibitka1799
shuldari1808
fly-tent1816
Swiss cottage1820
skin house1826
big tent1843
ridge tent1846
brush tent1862
dog tent1862
shelter tent1862
wall-tent1862
wedge tent1862
pup tent1863
A tent1863
tupik1864
tentlet1879
choom1889
pyramid1889
tortoise tent1890
safari tent1926
tent-sack1940
tent-trailer1963
tepee1970
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1808 M. Elphinstone in T. E. Colebrooke Life M. Elphinstone (1884) I. 182 I have now a shoaldarree for myself, and a long paul for my people.
1902 T. W. Webber Forests Upper India v. 46 The baggage consisted of a small sholdarry tent, 6 feet square.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1914; most recently modified version published online September 2022).
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