bankshall
/ˈbaŋksˌhɔːl/South Asian and S.E. Asian. Now historical
noun
A warehouse, especially at a port.
Origin
Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From Hindi bhaṇḍsāl, bhansāl storehouse, in α and some forms perhaps with remodelling of the first element after bank or its Romance equivalents, and in some forms probably with remodelling of the second element after hall.