Definition of pansala in English:

pansala

noun ˈpansələ

In Sri Lanka: the dwelling or hermitage of a Buddhist monk; the living-quarters of a Buddhist monastery. Also: the monastery itself; that part of a Buddhist temple complex that is for the monks.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Davy (1790–1868), physiologist and anatomist. From Sinhala pansala from Pali paṇṇasālā ascetic's hut from Sanskrit parṇaśālā forest shelter from parṇa leaf + śālā dwelling.

Definition of pansala in US English:

pansala

nounˈpansələ

In Sri Lanka: the dwelling or hermitage of a Buddhist monk; the living-quarters of a Buddhist monastery. Also: the monastery itself; that part of a Buddhist temple complex that is for the monks.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Davy (1790–1868), physiologist and anatomist. From Sinhala pansala from Pali paṇṇasālā ascetic's hut from Sanskrit parṇaśālā forest shelter from parṇa leaf + śālā dwelling.

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释义	Definition of pansala in English: pansala noun ˈpansələ In Sri Lanka: the dwelling or hermitage of a Buddhist monk; the living-quarters of a Buddhist monastery. Also: the monastery itself; that part of a Buddhist temple complex that is for the monks. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Davy (1790–1868), physiologist and anatomist. From Sinhala pansala from Pali paṇṇasālā ascetic's hut from Sanskrit parṇaśālā forest shelter from parṇa leaf + śālā dwelling. Definition of pansala in US English: pansala nounˈpansələ In Sri Lanka: the dwelling or hermitage of a Buddhist monk; the living-quarters of a Buddhist monastery. Also: the monastery itself; that part of a Buddhist temple complex that is for the monks. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Davy (1790–1868), physiologist and anatomist. From Sinhala pansala from Pali paṇṇasālā ascetic's hut from Sanskrit parṇaśālā forest shelter from parṇa leaf + śālā dwelling.
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