IPA: /æmˈbɑːri/
KK: /æmˈbɑːri/
A type of covered seat or structure placed on the back of an elephant, often used for riding or carrying passengers.
The ambari was beautifully decorated for the royal procession.
The word 'ambari' originates from the Hindi word 'अम्बारी' (ambārī), meaning a type of palanquin or covered litter used for carrying people. It reflects a cultural practice of transportation in South Asia.
Imagine a covered litter used for carrying people in South Asia — that's what 'ambari' refers to.