wat

Noun

wat

1. Buddhist temple, e.g., Angkor Wat.

3 letters in word "wat": A T W.

Anagrams of wat:

• taw

• twa

Words found within wat:

at aw ta

• Definitions:
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• A wat is a temple in Cambodia, Laos or Thailand. The word "wat" (sometimes rendered "vat" when referring to Laos) means "school." Strictly speaking a wat is a Buddhist temple and school with resident monks. ...
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• (Thai) A temple or monastery. Wat Pa, forest monastery.
• A Wat is a Thai Buddhist temple or monastery. In most cases it is not just one building, but a collection of buildings, shrines, and monuments within a courtyard that is enclosed by a wall.
• Siamese for 'temple'
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• Buddhist temple.
• A temple, which may include not only congregation halls, but also a monastery, school rooms and sports grounds. Note that in Thai, the term wat may be applied to any religious center, so Christian churches and Muslim mosques may also be referred to as wats.
• (Thai: Sanskrit: Vata: enclosure) A Cambodian, Lao, or Thai Buddhist temple. An Ethiopian stew made with meat, onions, legumes or lentils, vegetables, and spiced with berbere.

• wasts ←
• wastry ←
• wastrifes ←
• wat
• → watap
• → watape
• → watapes