Howdah (noun)

  1. A type of seat or platform which is mounted on top of an elephant or a camel, and traditionally used for riding or for carrying passengers or goods.
  2. A seat or platform that is mounted on the back of an elephant or a camel for hunting or for ceremonial purposes.

Origin:

The word "howdah" is derived from the arabic word "hawda" which means a platform or a throne. it is a type of seat or platform which is mounted on top of an elephant or a camel, and traditionally used for riding or for carrying passengers or goods.

Examples:

  1. The Maharaja was riding in a gold-plated howdah on the back of an elephant.
  2. The howdah provided a comfortable ride for the passengers.
  3. The elephant handlers placed the howdah on the elephant's back.
  4. The howdah was decorated with intricate carvings.
  5. The howdah was a popular mode of transportation in ancient India.
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