Definition of dak:

part of speech: noun

A mode of travelling by post in the East.

Usage examples:

• Our first Dak bungalow experience was short. William G. Burn Murdoch in "From Edinburgh to India & Burmah".

• So you travel day in day out, spending nights in Dak bungalows with nothing to eat but tins. William G. Burn Murdoch in "From Edinburgh to India & Burmah".

• Wind Cave, S. Dak United States Dept. of the Interior in "Grand Teton [Wyoming] National Park".

• There's a Dak bungalow where he could put up, a charming place in a compound, with a servant in attendance. William G. Burn Murdoch in "From Edinburgh to India & Burmah".