bungalow (bunggalo)

[Anglo-Ind., IMG:content-2736.png:[blocks in formation] It [the road] leads to... Faatana, a regular square Indian bungalow , with thatched roofs, verandahs covered with creepers, windows opening to the ground, and steps leading to the gardens on every side. Lady Bra ey , Voyage of Sunbeam, I. xiv. Dak-bungalow, a house for travelers, such as are con structed at intervals of from 12 to 15 miles on the highroads in many parts of India at the expense of the authorities. The government charges each traveler one rupee (about forty cents) a day for the use of the bungalow.