Sindhi meaning

sĭndē
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A member of the predominantly Muslim people of Sindh.
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A member of a chiefly Muslim people of Sind and adjacent parts of India.
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The Indo-Aryan language of this people.
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The Indic language of Sindh.
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Of or relating to Sindh or its people, language, or culture.
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Origin of sindhi

  • Arabic sindī from Sindh

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Sindhi Sentence Examples

  • These two dialects are separated by the belt of Brahui and Sindhi speakers who occupy the Sarawan and Jalawan hills, and Las Bela.

  • The chief languages spoken are vernaculars of Baluchistan, Pushtu, Panjabi, Urdu and Sindhi.

  • In the latter the words in use for common objects and acts are nearly all pure Baluchi, the remainder of the language being borrowed from Persian, Sindhi and Panjabi.

  • Sindhi Muslims in Pakistan also use Namaste occasionally.

  • The chief languages of the presidency are Sindhi in Sind, Cutchi in Cutch, Gujarati and Hindustani in Gujarat, Mahratti in Thana and the central division, Gujarati and Mahratti in Khandesh, and Mahratti and Kanarese in the southern division.

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