pagodas

/pəˈɡoʊ.dəz/

NOUN

1. Religious towers and temples in Asia

Religious buildings in South and Southeast Asia, especially multi-storey towers erected as Hindu or Buddhist temples.

Multi-tiered religious structures used as temples or sacred places of worship in South and Southeast Asia.

The city skyline was dominated by a cluster of ancient pagodas that stood as cultural landmarks.
Travelers were captivated by the diverse architectural styles of the historic pagodas they encountered.

NOUN

Images or carvings representing gods in South and Southeast Asia, traditionally also called pagods.

Sculpted or carved representations of deities used as objects of religious veneration.

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Coins made of gold or half gold that served as a unit of currency under various dynasties in medieval southern India.

Gold or half-gold coins used as money in medieval southern India.

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Decorative structures modeled after traditional Asian pagodas and erected in parks or gardens.

Ornamental, often multi-tiered structures inspired by Asian religious buildings and used as landscape features.

In the serene garden, a row of gracefully tiered pagodas added a touch of tranquility.

NOUN

Sleeves designed with a flared, layered shape resembling the tiers of a pagoda.

A sleeve style that widens toward the wrist, often with overlapping or layered sections.