Lal Shah Bari

proper noun

A sufi shrine, a village, a rural area in district Jacobabad in the province of Sindh, Pakistan, situated 17 km far from the Garhi Khairo city.

OriginSindhi لعل شاھ بري →
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Meanings

proper noun
  1. A sufi shrine, a village, a rural area in district Jacobabad in the province of Sindh, Pakistan, situated 17 km far from the Garhi Khairo city.

Origin

  1. Sindhiلعل شاھ بري“Ruby-Radiant spiritual King of the Wilderness/Desert)”
  2. EnglishLal Shah Bari

Borrowed from Sindhi لعل شاھ بري (Lal Shah Bari, “Ruby-Radiant spiritual King of the Wilderness/Desert)”)). Compound of لعل (lʻl, “ruby/deep red”),شاھ (śāh, “king/ruler”), بر (br, “desert, desolate area, or barren wilderness”) and ي (e, “belonging to”).

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