英语词汇“Pahari”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Pahari¹

nounPlural Paharis pəˈhɑːripəˈhɑri

1A member of any of several peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India.
2mass noun A group of Indic languages spoken in the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India, of which the most important is Nepali.

Pahari²

nounPlural Paharispəˈhɑːripəˈhɑri

1In South Asia: a person from the hills; specifically a member of any of a number of peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India.
2Any of a group of northern Indo-Aryan languages or their dialects spoken by the Paharis, including Western Pahari, Kumaoni and Garhwali, and Nepali.

adjective pəˈhɑːripəˈhɑri

Relating to the Pahari or their languages.

Origin

From Hindi pahāṛī ‘(language) of the mountains’
mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bacon (1813–1892). From Hindi (and other local vernaculars) pahāṛī of or from the hills, native or inhabitant of the hills from pahāṛ mountain area + Hindi -ī, suffix forming adjectives and derived nouns.

adjective

Of, relating to, or designating the Paharis or their languages. Also more generally: of or characteristic of the hill or mountain regions of northern India.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bacon (1813–1892). From Hindi (and other local vernaculars) pahāṛī of or from the hills, native or inhabitant of the hills from pahāṛ mountain area + Hindi -ī, suffix forming adjectives and derived nouns.

Pahari¹

nounpəˈhärēpəˈhɑri

1A member of any of several peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India.
2mass noun A group of Indic languages spoken in the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India, of which the most important is Nepali.

Pahari²

nounpəˈhärēpəˈhɑri

1In South Asia: a person from the hills; specifically a member of any of a number of peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India.
2Any of a group of northern Indo-Aryan languages or their dialects spoken by the Paharis, including Western Pahari, Kumaoni and Garhwali, and Nepali.

adjectivepəˈhärēpəˈhɑri

Relating to the Pahari or their languages.

Origin

From Hindi pahāṛī ‘(language) of the mountains’<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bacon (1813–1892). From Hindi (and other local vernaculars) pahāṛī of or from the hills, native or inhabitant of the hills from pahāṛ mountain area + Hindi -ī, suffix forming adjectives and derived nouns.

adjective

Of, relating to, or designating the Paharis or their languages. Also more generally: of or characteristic of the hill or mountain regions of northern India.

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释义	Pahari¹ nounPlural Paharis pəˈhɑːripəˈhɑri 1A member of any of several peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India. 2mass noun A group of Indic languages spoken in the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India, of which the most important is Nepali. Pahari² nounPlural Paharispəˈhɑːripəˈhɑri 1In South Asia: a person from the hills; specifically a member of any of a number of peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India. 2Any of a group of northern Indo-Aryan languages or their dialects spoken by the Paharis, including Western Pahari, Kumaoni and Garhwali, and Nepali. adjective pəˈhɑːripəˈhɑri Relating to the Pahari or their languages. Origin From Hindi pahāṛī ‘(language) of the mountains’ mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bacon (1813–1892). From Hindi (and other local vernaculars) pahāṛī of or from the hills, native or inhabitant of the hills from pahāṛ mountain area + Hindi -ī, suffix forming adjectives and derived nouns. adjective Of, relating to, or designating the Paharis or their languages. Also more generally: of or characteristic of the hill or mountain regions of northern India. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bacon (1813–1892). From Hindi (and other local vernaculars) pahāṛī of or from the hills, native or inhabitant of the hills from pahāṛ mountain area + Hindi -ī, suffix forming adjectives and derived nouns. noun.1 noun.2 Pahari¹ nounpəˈhärēpəˈhɑri 1A member of any of several peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India. 2mass noun A group of Indic languages spoken in the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India, of which the most important is Nepali. Pahari² nounpəˈhärēpəˈhɑri 1In South Asia: a person from the hills; specifically a member of any of a number of peoples inhabiting the Himalayan regions of Nepal and northern India. 2Any of a group of northern Indo-Aryan languages or their dialects spoken by the Paharis, including Western Pahari, Kumaoni and Garhwali, and Nepali. adjectivepəˈhärēpəˈhɑri Relating to the Pahari or their languages. Origin From Hindi pahāṛī ‘(language) of the mountains’<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bacon (1813–1892). From Hindi (and other local vernaculars) pahāṛī of or from the hills, native or inhabitant of the hills from pahāṛ mountain area + Hindi -ī, suffix forming adjectives and derived nouns. adjective Of, relating to, or designating the Paharis or their languages. Also more generally: of or characteristic of the hill or mountain regions of northern India. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bacon (1813–1892). From Hindi (and other local vernaculars) pahāṛī of or from the hills, native or inhabitant of the hills from pahāṛ mountain area + Hindi -ī, suffix forming adjectives and derived nouns. noun.1 noun.2
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