Gaur

See also: gaur and gå ur

English

Dakhil Darwaza, Gaur

Alternative forms

Gaud, Gauda, Gour

Etymology

Borrowed from Bengali গৌড় (gōuṛ).

Proper noun

Gaur

An ancient Bengali city presently divided between Bangladesh and India, named Lakhnauti in the 12th century C.E. and Jannatabad in the 16th century.

Related terms

Gaudiya

Translations

ancient Bengali city

Arabic: كَوْر (kawr), غَوْر (ḡawr)
Assamese: গৌড় (gour)
Bengali: গৌড় (bn) (gōuṛ)
Hindi: गौड़ (hi) (gauṛ)
Magadhi Prakrit: 𑀕𑁅𑀟 (gauḍa)
Marathi: गौड़
Nepali: गौड़ (gauṛ)
Persian: گور (fa)
Punjabi: ਗੌੜ (gauṛ)
Sanskrit: गौड़
Urdu: گوڑ (gauṛ)
Uyghur: گۆر (gör)
Western Panjabi: گوڑ (gauṛ)

Lakshmanavati — see Lakshmanavati

Lakhnauti — see Lakhnauti

Jannatabad — see Jannatabad

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