Ghat (noun)

A set of steps leading down to a river, especially in India, where they are used for bathing, washing, and religious ceremonies.

Origin:

The word ghat is derived from the hindi word "ghat" which means "a flight of steps leading down to a river or other body of water".

Examples:

1. The Ganges river was lined with ghats where people would bathe and perform rituals.
2. He went down to the ghat to take a dip in the river.
3. The ghat was a popular spot for tourists to watch the sunrise.
4. The ghat was used as a place to perform funeral rites.
5. The ghat was a busy place, with vendors selling flowers and other items.