chaupals
chaupals is the plural of chaupal.
Meaning of chaupal
Noun
chaupal (plural chaupals)
- A village meeting-place, typically an open terrace covered for protection against the sun and rain; the village assembly itself.
- ... generally gather in a chaupal, or clubhouse, with others of their own caste. These are always pucca structures. There is never a mixing of castes in a chaupal except on very special occasions.1967, David Coxe Cooke, Dera, a Village in India, page 46
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- Chaupals is the plural of chaupal.
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