How Do You Spell SHALLIMAR?

Pronunciation: [ʃˈalɪmə] (IPA)

Shallimar, also spelled as Shalimar, is a word of Persian origin, primarily referring to a beautiful garden or palace. The IPA phonetic transcription for Shallimar is ʃælɪmɑː, where the first syllable 'sha' is pronounced as 'ʃa,' the second syllable 'li' is pronounced as 'lɪ,' and the third and fourth syllables 'mar' are pronounced as 'mɑː.' The inconsistent spelling of Shallimar could be a result of transliteration from Persian to English or due to regional pronunciation differences.

SHALLIMAR Meaning and Definition

1. Shallimar is a proper noun that refers to a specific place or location. It can be used as the name of a city, town, or even a landmark. Due to its proper noun status, Shallimar has no specific dictionary definition as it does not have a widely recognized meaning or usage outside of its specific context.

   However, it is worth noting that Shallimar could potentially be derived from the name "Shalimar," which is of Persian origin and holds different meanings. In this case, "Shallimar" might be a variant or a unique spelling of "Shalimar."

   Shalimar is commonly associated with the Mughal Gardens, specifically the Shalimar Bagh, located in Srinagar, Kashmir, India. The word "Shalimar" means "abode of love" in Persian. It is a name used metaphorically to embody beauty, paradise, or a romantic haven.

   Without further context, it is difficult to ascertain the specific definition of Shallimar. It may refer to a fictional place, a personal name, or perhaps a neologism created by someone. Therefore, its meaning is subjective and would depend on the intention or interpretation of the individual using or encountering the term.

Common Misspellings for SHALLIMAR

• shalimar
• ahallimar
• zhallimar
• xhallimar
• dhallimar
• ehallimar
• whallimar
• sgallimar
• sballimar
• snallimar
• sjallimar
• suallimar
• syallimar
• shzllimar
• shsllimar
• shwllimar
• shqllimar
• shallumar
• shalljmar
• shallkmar