Ludo
Latin masculine name
Ludo is a board game in which players race colored tokens around a cross-shaped track, advancing by dice rolls and trying to reach the center before opponents.
Popular in Britain and former British colonies, it derives from the Indian game Pachisi.
We played ludo on rainy afternoons.
The name comes from Latin for "I play."
Indian-origin board game
- adaptationsChanges to fit conditions
- rulesPrinciples governing behavior
- regionalRelating to an area
- digitalOf discrete data
Flat rigid panel
- diceMarked cubes for chance
- pawnsLowest-ranked chess pieces
- tokensCurrency substitutes
- rollList of names
turns · squares · path · capture · safe · blockade · home · start
Game participants
- familyRelated people together
- friendsVoluntary close relations
- gatheringCollection of people meeting
- nostalgiaLonging for the past
childhood · competition · rivalry · luck · celebration · pastime · recreation · leisure
Parcheesi
Indian-origin board game
- adaptationsChanges to fit conditions
- rulesPrinciples governing behavior
- regionalRelating to an area
board
Flat rigid panel
roll · turns · squares · path · capture · safe · blockade · home · start · finish
players
Game participants
nostalgia · childhood · competition · rivalry · luck · celebration · pastime · recreation · leisure · multiplayer
LudoGo
Territory-capturing board game
Bridge · Settlers of Catan · Civilization · Stratego · Scrabble
Ludosurname
Hereditary family identifier
family name · last name · patronymic · matronymic · clan name
- ludicrous speedVelocity beyond all sensibility
elude, prelude, ludicrous, delude, interlude, allude, collude, postlude, ludic