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gurdwara
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gurdwara [ˈgɜːdwɑːrə]
n
(Non-Christian Religions / Other Non-Christian Religions) a Sikh place of worship
[from Punjabi gurduārā, from Sanskrit guru teacher + dvārā door]
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The third largest purpose-built Sikh temple in the UK, the congregation believes it will become an international place of pilgrimage when it's opened in October, bringing a big cultural buzz to the area.
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