Godown (noun)
go-doun
(in India and other countries in Asia) a warehouse or other storage place.
1580–90; Malay godong, perhaps Telugu giḍ(ḍ)angi,Tamil kiṭanku, akin to kiṭa- to lie
Example sentences
“They’re all kept in the godown..”
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