Definition of mukhiya in English:

mukhiya

(also mukhia)

noun mʊˈkiːə

Indian English

In India and Nepal: the headman or chief of a village; the leader of a panchayat.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Man: a monthly record of anthropological science. From Hindi mukhiyā (noun) village headman, chief, (adjective) chief from Sanskrit mukhyā (adjective and noun) being at the head, chief from mukha.

Definition of mukhiya in US English:

mukhiya

(also mukhia)

nounmʊˈkiːə

Indian English

In India and Nepal: the headman or chief of a village; the leader of a panchayat.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Man: a monthly record of anthropological science. From Hindi mukhiyā (noun) village headman, chief, (adjective) chief from Sanskrit mukhyā (adjective and noun) being at the head, chief from mukha.

单词	mukhiya
释义	Definition of mukhiya in English: mukhiya (also mukhia) noun mʊˈkiːə Indian English In India and Nepal: the headman or chief of a village; the leader of a panchayat. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Man: a monthly record of anthropological science. From Hindi mukhiyā (noun) village headman, chief, (adjective) chief from Sanskrit mukhyā (adjective and noun) being at the head, chief from mukha. Definition of mukhiya in US English: mukhiya (also mukhia) nounmʊˈkiːə Indian English In India and Nepal: the headman or chief of a village; the leader of a panchayat. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Man: a monthly record of anthropological science. From Hindi mukhiyā (noun) village headman, chief, (adjective) chief from Sanskrit mukhyā (adjective and noun) being at the head, chief from mukha.
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