1. Plural of dagoba; Buddhist shrines or temples, typically dome-shaped structures built to house sacred relics or commemorate important Buddhist figures.
Usage: Also spelled 'stupas' in Sanskrit; common in South and Southeast Asian Buddhism; Often used in historical and religious contexts

Examples

• The ancient dagobas of Sri Lanka stand as monuments to Buddhist devotion.
• Pilgrims traveled to the dagobas to pay their respects and meditate.
• The dagobas were constructed with intricate carvings and golden spires.
• Many dagobas in Southeast Asia date back over a thousand years.
• The architectural style of these dagobas reflects the region's rich Buddhist heritage.