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shikargah

shikargah noun: a hunting-ground, or enclosed preserve.

Noun

shikargah (plural shikargahs)

  1. (India, historical) A hunting-ground, or enclosed preserve.
  2. (India, historical) An arabesque pattern depicting a variety of figures and groups of animals.

Forms of shikargah

pluralshikargahs

Origin of shikargah

From Hindi शिकारगाह (śikārgāh), from Classical Persian شِکَارْگَاه (šikārgāh).

Questions about shikargah

What does shikargah mean?
Shikargah means a hunting-ground, or enclosed preserve.
What part of speech is shikargah?
Shikargah is a noun.
What is the plural of shikargah?
The plural of shikargah is shikargahs.

Words near shikargah in the dictionary

  1. shikara
  2. shikaras
  3. shikared
  4. shikaree
  5. shikarees
  6. shikargah
  7. shikargahs
  8. shikari
  9. shikaring
  10. shikaris
  11. shikarred

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