How to pronounce “dharmsala”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (historical, India) A charitable or religious house, especially a resthouse for travellers.

Practice Nearby Words

thakurghar, resthouse, rest house, accommodation house, hall, hospitate, doss-house, langar, doksa, hotel, stationhouse, convent, home, golah, congee house, hostel, good house, almshouse, hermitage, kothi, spital, house, vihare, poorhouse, hostelry, poor house, caravansarai, tirtha, punch house, chhatri, boarding house, homestay, sanctuary, disorderly house, bedehouse, house of accommodation, harborage, sickhouse, almonry, settlement house, big house, common house, xenodochium, hospital, mahal, schoolhouse, homeless shelter, curryhouse, hostryinge, sanitarium, manzil, mandapa, homespace, lodgings, caravansera, durbar, rat house, call house, country-house, caravanserai, caravansary, caravansery, shooldarry, boarding-house, brothel house, boardinghouse, country house, carehouse, sporting house, grith, brothel, chawl, houseroom, guesthouse, lodging-house, safe haven, armshouse, chapter house, parish room, holiday home, dwelling-house, section-house, temple, seat, curry house, guest house, stage, goathouse, well-house, house of prayer, dwelling house, sabha, spittal, parlor house, lodge-house, safe house, caravanseray, sunday house, zayat, house of worship

Similar Sounds

dharamsala, dorsally, darcel, dorsal, doorsill, dorsel, darnell, duracell, darnel, drusilla, diurnally, torricelli, darnley, darnall, drucilla, darmstadt, darsana