Definition of dharmashala in English:

dharmashala

(also dharamshala, dharmsala)

nounˈdɑːməˌʃɑːləˌdärməˈSHälə

(in South Asia) a building devoted to religious or charitable purposes, especially a rest house for travellers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nanak insisted that every Sikh house should serve as a place of love and devotion, a true guest house (Sach dharamshala).
- Poor people can look around for dharmashalas in the city.
- For budget-type accommodation, there are a number of dharmashalas, the Railway Retiring Rooms and the Panchayat Bhawan.
- I made the usual rounds of Hindu temples, dharmashalas, meditation centers, pathasalas (religious schools) and soaked up all I could about the Hindu dharma.
- These people have now been put up in the village dharamshala and in chaupals.

Origin

From Sanskrit dharmaśālā, from dharma 'virtue' + śālā 'house'.

Definition of dharmashala in US English:

dharmashala

(also dharmasala)

nounˌdärməˈSHälə

(in South Asia) a building devoted to religious or charitable purposes, especially a rest house for travelers.
Example sentencesExamples
- I made the usual rounds of Hindu temples, dharmashalas, meditation centers, pathasalas (religious schools) and soaked up all I could about the Hindu dharma.
- These people have now been put up in the village dharamshala and in chaupals.
- Poor people can look around for dharmashalas in the city.
- For budget-type accommodation, there are a number of dharmashalas, the Railway Retiring Rooms and the Panchayat Bhawan.
- Nanak insisted that every Sikh house should serve as a place of love and devotion, a true guest house (Sach dharamshala).

Origin

From Sanskrit dharmaśālā, from dharma ‘virtue’ + śālā ‘house’.

单词	dharmashala
释义	Definition of dharmashala in English: dharmashala (also dharamshala, dharmsala) nounˈdɑːməˌʃɑːləˌdärməˈSHälə (in South Asia) a building devoted to religious or charitable purposes, especially a rest house for travellers. Example sentencesExamples Nanak insisted that every Sikh house should serve as a place of love and devotion, a true guest house (Sach dharamshala). Poor people can look around for dharmashalas in the city. For budget-type accommodation, there are a number of dharmashalas, the Railway Retiring Rooms and the Panchayat Bhawan. I made the usual rounds of Hindu temples, dharmashalas, meditation centers, pathasalas (religious schools) and soaked up all I could about the Hindu dharma. These people have now been put up in the village dharamshala and in chaupals. Origin From Sanskrit dharmaśālā, from dharma 'virtue' + śālā 'house'. Definition of dharmashala in US English: dharmashala (also dharmasala) nounˌdärməˈSHälə (in South Asia) a building devoted to religious or charitable purposes, especially a rest house for travelers. Example sentencesExamples I made the usual rounds of Hindu temples, dharmashalas, meditation centers, pathasalas (religious schools) and soaked up all I could about the Hindu dharma. These people have now been put up in the village dharamshala and in chaupals. Poor people can look around for dharmashalas in the city. For budget-type accommodation, there are a number of dharmashalas, the Railway Retiring Rooms and the Panchayat Bhawan. Nanak insisted that every Sikh house should serve as a place of love and devotion, a true guest house (Sach dharamshala). Origin From Sanskrit dharmaśālā, from dharma ‘virtue’ + śālā ‘house’.
随便看	foehn foehns foeless foeman foemen foes foeship foest foetal foetation foeticidal foeticide foeticide foetid foetidly foetidness foetiferous foetologies foetology foetomaternal foetoprotein foetoproteins foetor foetors foetoscope