Talk:Howdah

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Would this fit into any Category? Chooserr

What language is this word taken from? Lucius Domitius 20:13, 18 December 2005 (UTC)Reply

There are two types of seat on an elephant: 1) ambari [Hindi: aṃbārī (अंबारी). The Oxford Hindi-English Dictionary], a seat with a canopy 2) howdah [Hindi: haudā (हौदा)], a seat without a canopy.

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