Meanings of bangala in English

The ubiquitous one-storey detached bungalow comes from an east-Indian Hindi word (bangala) used to describe the high-status houses occupied by officers of the British Raj.

One of the tribes in the Kongo Valley is called the Bangala tribe.

Through the country of the Bangala they now fought their way.

We have now traversed the whole of the river which runs past the Bangala District.

The Basongo and Bangala are yet only partially subdued.

He has known the Bangala District for many years and has seen the riverside population diminish very much during the last fifteen years.

All these provinces that I have been speaking of, to wit Bangala and Caugigu and Anin, employ for currency porcelain shells and gold.

After visiting this province, the traveller went to Bangala, the Bengal of the present day, which at this time, 1290, did not belong to Kublaï-Khan.

Now having told you about the province of Mien, I will tell you about another province which is called Bangala, as you shall hear presently.