/pəˈɡoʊ.də/
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A religious building found mainly in South and Southeast Asia, typically featuring a multi-tiered tower and associated with Buddhist or Hindu religious traditions.
A traditional multi-storey religious tower or temple used for worship, meditation, religious ceremonies, or the preservation of sacred objects.
A prominent religious structure recognized for its distinctive tiered design and cultural or historical significance.
NOUN
An image, figure, or carving representing a deity, especially in historical South Asian usage.
A carved or sculpted representation of a god or deity used as an object of religious veneration.
NOUN
A gold or half-gold coin used as a unit of currency in medieval southern India and issued by various regional dynasties.
A historical gold coin used in trade and monetary transactions in southern India under several medieval rulers.
NOUN
A decorative structure built in a park or garden that imitates the distinctive tiered architectural design of a traditional pagoda.
An ornamental tower or pavilion inspired by Asian pagoda architecture, constructed primarily for visual appeal and garden decoration.
NOUN
A sleeve design characterized by a wide, flared shape that resembles the tiered roof of a traditional pagoda.
A flared sleeve design that widens toward the wrist, sometimes formed in overlapping or graduated layers.