Definition of haveli in English:

haveli

nounPlural havelis ˌhʌvəˈliːˌhəvəˈlē

Indian

A mansion.
〈印度〉官邸，大厦
kitchens were the centre of an Indian home—whether a haveli or a village hut
Example sentencesExamples
- If you thought only of history, havelis and temples at Jodhpur, Taj Malabar is ready to provide you a more intimate look into the city's features and provide you a peep into the princely kitchens of the city.
- Most of the merchants' mansions - known as havelis and built around a central courtyard - have survived intact from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and indeed most are still inhabited.
- Heavy levies were placed on traders passing through, and local merchants ploughed the money into the economy, building beautiful havelis, or mansions, and temples carved from local sandstone.
- We stepped into the immediate past through the curious Pucca Ghat: an elaborate landing stage on the river, built like an ostentatious mansion, a haveli.
- She supported her parents and younger siblings, and built a magnificent haveli in Balpurva, her home village in Farrukhabad district of UP.

Origin

Via Hindi from Arabic havelī.

Definition of haveli in US English:

haveli

nounˌhəvəˈlē

Indian

A mansion.
〈印度〉官邸，大厦
kitchens were the center of an Indian home—whether a haveli or a village hut
Example sentencesExamples
- We stepped into the immediate past through the curious Pucca Ghat: an elaborate landing stage on the river, built like an ostentatious mansion, a haveli.
- If you thought only of history, havelis and temples at Jodhpur, Taj Malabar is ready to provide you a more intimate look into the city's features and provide you a peep into the princely kitchens of the city.
- She supported her parents and younger siblings, and built a magnificent haveli in Balpurva, her home village in Farrukhabad district of UP.
- Heavy levies were placed on traders passing through, and local merchants ploughed the money into the economy, building beautiful havelis, or mansions, and temples carved from local sandstone.
- Most of the merchants' mansions - known as havelis and built around a central courtyard - have survived intact from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and indeed most are still inhabited.

Origin

Via Hindi from Arabic havelī.

单词	haveli
释义	Definition of haveli in English: haveli nounPlural havelis ˌhʌvəˈliːˌhəvəˈlē Indian A mansion. 〈印度〉官邸，大厦 kitchens were the centre of an Indian home—whether a haveli or a village hut Example sentencesExamples If you thought only of history, havelis and temples at Jodhpur, Taj Malabar is ready to provide you a more intimate look into the city's features and provide you a peep into the princely kitchens of the city. Most of the merchants' mansions - known as havelis and built around a central courtyard - have survived intact from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and indeed most are still inhabited. Heavy levies were placed on traders passing through, and local merchants ploughed the money into the economy, building beautiful havelis, or mansions, and temples carved from local sandstone. We stepped into the immediate past through the curious Pucca Ghat: an elaborate landing stage on the river, built like an ostentatious mansion, a haveli. She supported her parents and younger siblings, and built a magnificent haveli in Balpurva, her home village in Farrukhabad district of UP. Origin Via Hindi from Arabic havelī. Definition of haveli in US English: haveli nounˌhəvəˈlē Indian A mansion. 〈印度〉官邸，大厦 kitchens were the center of an Indian home—whether a haveli or a village hut Example sentencesExamples We stepped into the immediate past through the curious Pucca Ghat: an elaborate landing stage on the river, built like an ostentatious mansion, a haveli. If you thought only of history, havelis and temples at Jodhpur, Taj Malabar is ready to provide you a more intimate look into the city's features and provide you a peep into the princely kitchens of the city. She supported her parents and younger siblings, and built a magnificent haveli in Balpurva, her home village in Farrukhabad district of UP. Heavy levies were placed on traders passing through, and local merchants ploughed the money into the economy, building beautiful havelis, or mansions, and temples carved from local sandstone. Most of the merchants' mansions - known as havelis and built around a central courtyard - have survived intact from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and indeed most are still inhabited. Origin Via Hindi from Arabic havelī.
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