A veranda is a platform that runs along the exterior of a house on the ground floor. It has a roof to provide shelter from the elements.
The word verandah comes from Hindi.
The plural of verandah is verandahs.
Verandah Porche was born in 1945.
A small verandah is called a porch obviously......
The word Verandah does not exist in the English dictionary. Sorry!
A verandah is an open structure that runs round or part way round the exterior of a house so that people may sit outside in the shade and enjoy the breezes. They are ususally on the ground floor and have pillars holding up the roof with railings between. There are usually wide steps leading up to the entrance to the verandah and the doors to the house will open onto the verandah.
Do you mean Verandah? A verandah is under the main roof of a house but it hasn't got external walls. It shades the house, provides protection from the rain if you are sitting outside and, in very large families, people often slept on the verandah, or families enclosed it to give them more room. Sometimes people have a verandah that goes right around the house or sometimes thay just have a front or a back verandah. Some houses don't have one at all. In Australia verandahs are good because they make a house cooler. Hope this helps, Sue.
Verandah is actually a term used to describe any number of long, roofed, open structures added to the exterior of a building. Therefore, it wasn't invented in a specific country. However, the use of the term verandah originated around 1711 in India. Its use became very common in Australia in the 1850s and in the United States in the early 1900s.
One way to have birds to stop pooping there is to make sure to remove all bird feeders in your area. You also don't want to put a lot of trees in the area of your verandah.
The meaning of the Kalenjin name Kipketer is "born on the verandah."
A veranda/verandah is a porch a veranda is a really long porch that streaches out very far
a verandah is a porch or extension of a house, often glassed. Definition in link.