Noun:

ধোপার ভাটি,

washhouses's Usage Examples:

There was one prioress Benedictine, a chapel (Saint Nicolas) and several washhouses.

securing the Saturday half-holiday, and in providing public baths and washhouses.

Three old public washhouses.

getting passed The Baths and Washhouses Act, which promoted the voluntary establishment of public baths and washhouses in England and Wales.

Three old washhouses.

convenient resting place for washerwomen on their way to the municipal washhouses below Table Mountain’s Platteklip Gorge.

ordinance prohibiting from washing and ironing in public laundries and washhouses within defined territorial limits from ten o'clock at night to six in.

through schools, rectories, and lodges, to groups of estate houses with washhouses.

Exterior of the borough: old seigniory, several small stone washhouses, numerous hiking trails VTT and pedestrian.

municipalisation of "water, lighting, transport, abbatoirs, markets, washhouses, and the conveyance of coffins to cemetaries".