IPA: /ˈɡædi/
KK: /gædi/
A soft cushion or seat, often used on a throne or for sitting comfortably, especially in Indian culture.
The prince sat on the gaddi, adorned with intricate designs and vibrant colors.
The word 'gaddi' originates from Hindi 'गद्दी' (gaddī), meaning a seat or throne. It refers specifically to a type of seat or cushion used for sitting, often associated with authority or comfort.
Think of a 'seat' or 'throne' in Hindi, which helps you remember that 'gaddi' refers to a type of seat.