Meaning a long balcony or terrace, the origin in uncertain although there is a Hindi word Varanda borrowed from the Portuguese name of the same spelling. Taken by Portuguese navigators during the years of exploration. There is a Spanish word Baranda meaning railing, which may have been adopted from the Latin word Bara meaning barrier or bar
"The word "verandah" is a malformation of the original Sanskrit word that somewhat survives in Bengali. The word is a culmination of two words: "Vahir"( "বাহির" /Outside) and "Andar" ("অন্দর" /inside a room). It means something that is considered outside but situated inside a room (or covered area)."
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from greek
The plural of the word veranda is verandas.
Portuguese
veranda = mbara ihu
They had a lovely veranda at the back of the house.
The word veranda is a noun. The plural noun is verandas.
Veranda Stoop deck
We drink raw tea on the south wing veranda.
Let's meet on the veranda, under the pale moon light.
Lanai.
Tea will be served at four o' clock on the roofed portion of the front veranda.
porch, deck