(India, archaic) A palace.
(India, archaic) A palace.
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(India, archaic) A Hindu temple.
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(archaic, British) A woman.
(India, archaic) A house.
An archaic British term for a woman, derived from the thieves' cant word 'cove' (a man, a fellow) with a feminine suffix. The word belongs to the cant vocabulary of 17th and 18th-century British criminal and underworld speech and has no meaningful modern usage.
(India, archaic) A church.
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