mandir

/ ˈmʌndɪə /

noun

1. a Hindu or Jain temple

Word History and Origins

Origin of mandir¹

Hindi, from Sanskrit mandira

Example Sentences

The party had banked on the Ram Mandir temple to be their trump card, with Mr Modi presiding over the opening of the unfinished temple in Ayodhya with much fanfare in January.

From BBC

Known as DDLJ, it's Bollywood's longest-running film and still shows every day at the Maratha Mandir Theatre in Mumbai.

From BBC

The Hindu Mandir stands out in the emptiness of Abu Mureikha, otherwise known for being where the UAE’s sheikhdoms agreed in 1976 to have a unified military.

From Seattle Times

Smaller temples have existed for decades in the UAE, but none following the traditional building techniques of the Hindu Mandir.

From Seattle Times

Three-plus decades later, much of India came to a standstill Jan. 22 to watch as Modi consecrated Ram Mandir, a richly decorated $220-million temple built over the destroyed Babri mosque.

From Los Angeles Times