Definition of machan in English:

machan

noun mʌˈtʃɑːn

(in South Asia) a platform erected in a tree, used originally for hunting large animals and now for watching animals in wildlife reserves.
Example sentencesExamples
- The estate forest has numerous waterholes, which have observation machans overlooking them, providing the guest undisturbed wildlife viewing.
- The place has been refurbished for the festival and the dhaba atmosphere has been created with a puncture shop, country liquor outlet, sweet shop, machan and all other trappings of a dhaba.
- In a wildlife park near the scenic town of Albany, New Hampshire, the police pulled out a 45-year-old man from the septic tank under a public toilet in a park, his chosen machan for peering at women's backsides.

Via Hindi from Sanskrit mañcaka.

单词	machan
释义	Definition of machan in English: machan noun mʌˈtʃɑːn (in South Asia) a platform erected in a tree, used originally for hunting large animals and now for watching animals in wildlife reserves. Example sentencesExamples The estate forest has numerous waterholes, which have observation machans overlooking them, providing the guest undisturbed wildlife viewing. The place has been refurbished for the festival and the dhaba atmosphere has been created with a puncture shop, country liquor outlet, sweet shop, machan and all other trappings of a dhaba. In a wildlife park near the scenic town of Albany, New Hampshire, the police pulled out a 45-year-old man from the septic tank under a public toilet in a park, his chosen machan for peering at women's backsides. Origin Via Hindi from Sanskrit mañcaka.
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