Pagoda

Definition of Pagoda

a Hindu or Buddhist temple or sacred building, typically a many-tiered tower, in India and East Asia

How should Pagoda divide into syllables

The first syllable 'pa' has one vowel (a) and one consonant (p). The second syllable 'go' has one vowel (o) and one consonant (g). The third syllable 'da' has one vowel (a) and one consonant (d).

Part of Speech - Pagoda

The pagoda in the park is a place of worship for many people.

Sentences with Pagoda

• The pagoda is a beautiful temple in the park.
• The pagoda is a sacred building for many religions.
• The pagoda is a place of worship for Buddhists.
• The pagoda has many tiers and towers.
• The pagoda is a symbol of peace and spirituality.
• The pagoda has intricate designs and carvings.
• The pagoda is a popular attraction for tourists.
• The pagoda is surrounded by beautiful gardens.
• The pagoda is a peaceful place for meditation.
• The pagoda has a rich history and cultural significance.

Quotes with Pagoda

• "The pagoda is a temple of peace and tranquility."
• "The pagoda is a symbol of the sacredness of life."
• "In the shadow of the pagoda, all worldly troubles are forgotten."
• "The pagoda is a beacon of hope and spirituality."
• "The pagoda is a testament to the beauty of Eastern culture."
• "The pagoda is a reminder of the power of faith and devotion."
• "The pagoda stands tall as a symbol of the human spirit."
• "The pagoda is a place of reverence and awe."
• "The pagoda is a tribute to the artistry of ancient builders."
• "The pagoda is a place of serenity and contemplation."

Number of characters in Pagoda

6 ( p, a, g, o, d, a )

Unique letters in Pagoda

5 ( p, a, g, o, d )

Pagoda Backwards

adogap

Phonetic Transcription of Pagoda

IPA (International): pʌˈgəʊdʌ

ARA (American): pʌˈgodʌ

EPA (English): pʌˈgəʊdʌ

PAH-GOW-DAH