Associations to the word «Madras»
Noun
- Presidency
- Mysore
- Bombay
- Calcutta
- Cochin
- Bangalore
- Bahadur
- Hyderabad
- Taluk
- Bengal
- Tamil
- Brahmin
- Nawab
- Rao
- Menon
- Ceylon
- Nehru
- India
- Lucknow
- Penang
- Swami
- Rajah
- Loyola
- Fusilier
- Reddy
- Kerala
- Colombo
- Delhi
- Hindu
- Rupee
- Kannada
- Pune
- Punjab
- Mumbai
- Maratha
- Schooling
- Maharaja
- Esq
- Clive
- Karnataka
- Raja
- Bihar
- Kala
- Pradesh
- Cornwallis
- Sahib
- Gazetteer
- Karachi
- Crocodile
- Rotary
- Munro
- Krishna
- Malacca
- Superintendent
- Gandhi
- Subcontinent
- Bsc
- Erskine
- Pagoda
- Erickson
- Burma
- Malayalam
- Viceroy
- Governor
- Governorship
- Registrar
- Assam
- Narayan
- Mutiny
- Raj
- Archdiocese
- Hindi
- Caste
- Infantry
- Downs
- Famine
- Raman
- Mani
- Rowley
- Goa
- Batavia
- Agitation
- Sri
- Sanskrit
- Wellesley
- Siva
- Ruler
- Napier
- Mauritius
- Indira
- Observatory
Wiktionary
MADRAS, proper noun. Former name of Chennai (the state capital of Tamil Nadu, India).
MADRAS, noun. (British) A style of curry dish purported to originate from the Madras region.
MADRAS, noun. A brightly colored cotton fabric with a checked or striped pattern.
Dictionary definition
MADRAS, noun. A state in southeastern India on the Bay of Bengal (south of Andhra Pradesh); formerly Madras.
MADRAS, noun. A city in Tamil Nadu on the Bay of Bengal; formerly Madras.
MADRAS, noun. A light patterned cotton cloth.
Wise words
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