Definition of mahal in English:

mahal

noun məˈhɑːlməˈhäl

Indian

1A mansion or palace.
in names the Taj Mahal
Example sentencesExamples
- From 1876, the mahal has been occupied by successive heirs, among them the charitable Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan.
- In the heart of Chennai is a mahal which is home to a princely family that traces its lineage from the Second Caliph of Islam, Hazrath Omar Bin-Khattab.
- A city of gardens, royal buildings and well laid streets, its crowning piece of architecture is the spectacular city palace which is on par with the most beautiful mahals of Rajasthan and Baroda.
2Living quarters set aside for a particular group of people.
the whole servant mahal has been buzzing with the gossip

Origin

Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian maḥal(l), from Arabic maḥall, from ḥall 'stopping place, abode'.

Definition of mahal in US English:

mahal

nounməˈhäl

Indian

1A mansion or palace (in names)
the Taj Mahal
Example sentencesExamples
- A city of gardens, royal buildings and well laid streets, its crowning piece of architecture is the spectacular city palace which is on par with the most beautiful mahals of Rajasthan and Baroda.
- From 1876, the mahal has been occupied by successive heirs, among them the charitable Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan.
- In the heart of Chennai is a mahal which is home to a princely family that traces its lineage from the Second Caliph of Islam, Hazrath Omar Bin-Khattab.
2Living quarters set aside for a particular group of people.
the servant mahal

Origin

Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian maḥal(l), from Arabic maḥall, from ḥall ‘stopping place, abode’.

单词	mahal
释义	Definition of mahal in English: mahal noun məˈhɑːlməˈhäl Indian 1A mansion or palace. in names the Taj Mahal Example sentencesExamples From 1876, the mahal has been occupied by successive heirs, among them the charitable Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan. In the heart of Chennai is a mahal which is home to a princely family that traces its lineage from the Second Caliph of Islam, Hazrath Omar Bin-Khattab. A city of gardens, royal buildings and well laid streets, its crowning piece of architecture is the spectacular city palace which is on par with the most beautiful mahals of Rajasthan and Baroda. 2Living quarters set aside for a particular group of people. the whole servant mahal has been buzzing with the gossip Origin Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian maḥal(l), from Arabic maḥall, from ḥall 'stopping place, abode'. Definition of mahal in US English: mahal nounməˈhäl Indian 1A mansion or palace (in names) the Taj Mahal Example sentencesExamples A city of gardens, royal buildings and well laid streets, its crowning piece of architecture is the spectacular city palace which is on par with the most beautiful mahals of Rajasthan and Baroda. From 1876, the mahal has been occupied by successive heirs, among them the charitable Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan. In the heart of Chennai is a mahal which is home to a princely family that traces its lineage from the Second Caliph of Islam, Hazrath Omar Bin-Khattab. 2Living quarters set aside for a particular group of people. the servant mahal Origin Early 17th century: from Urdu and Persian maḥal(l), from Arabic maḥall, from ḥall ‘stopping place, abode’.
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