IPA: /ɡoʊˈkɒndə/
KK: /gəlˈkɒndə/
A place or situation that produces a lot of wealth or valuable resources, often used to describe a rich mine.
The old abandoned mine was once a golconda for the local miners, providing them with riches beyond their dreams.
Golconda originates from the Telugu word 'golla konda', meaning 'shepherd's hill'. It refers to a historic city in India known for its diamond mines and wealth.
Imagine a 'shepherd's hill' — that's what Golconda means, reminding you of its rich history and association with diamonds.
No commonly confused words.