Definition of pandit in English:

pandit

nounˈpandɪtˈpan-

1A Hindu scholar learned in Sanskrit and Hindu philosophy and religion, typically also a practising priest.
the pandit chants the marriage mantras
as title Pandit Misir
Example sentencesExamples
- After this was satisfactorily accomplished the pandit joined our hands and bid me and my future husband to rise so that we could perform the required walk around the fire.
- The sunlight shone across us as we repeated the pundit's chants.
- The Sanskrit pandits hired to translate and sanction this new interpretation of customary laws created a curious Anglo-Brahmanical hybrid.
- The Muslims fear the homecoming of the pandits might be accompanied by some legislative guarantees, which can deprive them of the such holdings.
- Even the more skilled Hindu pundits have left to minister to communities in North America.
- For twelve years, with the help of a team of Hindu pandits and Sanskrit scholars in Banaras, India, he struggled to bring the ancient texts into clear, accurate and inspired English.
- Because of what some pandits have been saying - that the year 2000 is inauspicious for marriages as it has three ‘shunya’ in its number.
- The royal hall was full with expectations, the learned pundits and intellectuals were eager to know the outcome of the debate.
- The pundit was obviously offended by the shoes being carried in the left hand.
Synonyms
intellectual, scholar, sage, philosopher, thinker, learned person, wise person, solomon
1. 1.1Indian A wise man or teacher.
  as title Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya
  Example sentencesExamples
  Also we have won under Ganguly's captaincy what the cricket pandits term as the GREATEST SERIES EVER against Australia at home in 2001.
  Synonyms
  educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist
2. 1.2Indian A talented musician (used as a respectful title or form of address)
  Panditji played the refrain
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar was born at Kurundwad in Maharashtra in the year 1872 in a family of Kirtankars.
  But a US-based Kashmiri musician is creating ripples with a rap number that reflects the struggles and tears of displaced Kashmiri Pandits.
  A BBC presenter introduced pundit Ravi Shankar as the most famous living Indian on earth.
  While people and pundits of other states got either one classical form or nothing to pamper and nourish, Keralites are blessed with a few.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Sanskrit paṇḍita ‘learned man’, use as noun of paṇḍita ‘learned, skilled’; the same word as pundit.

Rhymes

bandit

Definition of pandit in US English:

pandit

nounˈpan-

1A Hindu scholar learned in Sanskrit and Hindu philosophy and religion, typically also a practicing priest.
the pandit chants the marriage mantras
as title Pandit Misir
Example sentencesExamples
- The sunlight shone across us as we repeated the pundit's chants.
- Even the more skilled Hindu pundits have left to minister to communities in North America.
- After this was satisfactorily accomplished the pandit joined our hands and bid me and my future husband to rise so that we could perform the required walk around the fire.
- For twelve years, with the help of a team of Hindu pandits and Sanskrit scholars in Banaras, India, he struggled to bring the ancient texts into clear, accurate and inspired English.
- The pundit was obviously offended by the shoes being carried in the left hand.
- Because of what some pandits have been saying - that the year 2000 is inauspicious for marriages as it has three ‘shunya’ in its number.
- The royal hall was full with expectations, the learned pundits and intellectuals were eager to know the outcome of the debate.
- The Muslims fear the homecoming of the pandits might be accompanied by some legislative guarantees, which can deprive them of the such holdings.
- The Sanskrit pandits hired to translate and sanction this new interpretation of customary laws created a curious Anglo-Brahmanical hybrid.
Synonyms
intellectual, scholar, sage, philosopher, thinker, learned person, wise person, solomon
1. 1.1Indian A wise man or teacher.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Also we have won under Ganguly's captaincy what the cricket pandits term as the GREATEST SERIES EVER against Australia at home in 2001.
  Synonyms
  educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist
2. 1.2Indian A talented musician (used as a respectful title or form of address).
  Example sentencesExamples
  While people and pundits of other states got either one classical form or nothing to pamper and nourish, Keralites are blessed with a few.
  A BBC presenter introduced pundit Ravi Shankar as the most famous living Indian on earth.
  But a US-based Kashmiri musician is creating ripples with a rap number that reflects the struggles and tears of displaced Kashmiri Pandits.
  Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar was born at Kurundwad in Maharashtra in the year 1872 in a family of Kirtankars.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Sanskrit paṇḍita ‘learned man’, use as noun of paṇḍita ‘learned, skilled’; the same word as pundit.

单词	pandit
释义	Definition of pandit in English: pandit nounˈpandɪtˈpan- 1A Hindu scholar learned in Sanskrit and Hindu philosophy and religion, typically also a practising priest. the pandit chants the marriage mantras as title Pandit Misir Example sentencesExamples After this was satisfactorily accomplished the pandit joined our hands and bid me and my future husband to rise so that we could perform the required walk around the fire. The sunlight shone across us as we repeated the pundit's chants. The Sanskrit pandits hired to translate and sanction this new interpretation of customary laws created a curious Anglo-Brahmanical hybrid. The Muslims fear the homecoming of the pandits might be accompanied by some legislative guarantees, which can deprive them of the such holdings. Even the more skilled Hindu pundits have left to minister to communities in North America. For twelve years, with the help of a team of Hindu pandits and Sanskrit scholars in Banaras, India, he struggled to bring the ancient texts into clear, accurate and inspired English. Because of what some pandits have been saying - that the year 2000 is inauspicious for marriages as it has three ‘shunya’ in its number. The royal hall was full with expectations, the learned pundits and intellectuals were eager to know the outcome of the debate. The pundit was obviously offended by the shoes being carried in the left hand. Synonyms intellectual, scholar, sage, philosopher, thinker, learned person, wise person, solomon 1.1Indian A wise man or teacher. as title Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Example sentencesExamples Also we have won under Ganguly's captaincy what the cricket pandits term as the GREATEST SERIES EVER against Australia at home in 2001. Synonyms educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist 1.2Indian A talented musician (used as a respectful title or form of address) Panditji played the refrain Example sentencesExamples Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar was born at Kurundwad in Maharashtra in the year 1872 in a family of Kirtankars. But a US-based Kashmiri musician is creating ripples with a rap number that reflects the struggles and tears of displaced Kashmiri Pandits. A BBC presenter introduced pundit Ravi Shankar as the most famous living Indian on earth. While people and pundits of other states got either one classical form or nothing to pamper and nourish, Keralites are blessed with a few. Origin Mid 17th century: from Sanskrit paṇḍita ‘learned man’, use as noun of paṇḍita ‘learned, skilled’; the same word as pundit. Rhymes bandit Definition of pandit in US English: pandit nounˈpan- 1A Hindu scholar learned in Sanskrit and Hindu philosophy and religion, typically also a practicing priest. the pandit chants the marriage mantras as title Pandit Misir Example sentencesExamples The sunlight shone across us as we repeated the pundit's chants. Even the more skilled Hindu pundits have left to minister to communities in North America. After this was satisfactorily accomplished the pandit joined our hands and bid me and my future husband to rise so that we could perform the required walk around the fire. For twelve years, with the help of a team of Hindu pandits and Sanskrit scholars in Banaras, India, he struggled to bring the ancient texts into clear, accurate and inspired English. The pundit was obviously offended by the shoes being carried in the left hand. Because of what some pandits have been saying - that the year 2000 is inauspicious for marriages as it has three ‘shunya’ in its number. The royal hall was full with expectations, the learned pundits and intellectuals were eager to know the outcome of the debate. The Muslims fear the homecoming of the pandits might be accompanied by some legislative guarantees, which can deprive them of the such holdings. The Sanskrit pandits hired to translate and sanction this new interpretation of customary laws created a curious Anglo-Brahmanical hybrid. Synonyms intellectual, scholar, sage, philosopher, thinker, learned person, wise person, solomon 1.1Indian A wise man or teacher. Example sentencesExamples Also we have won under Ganguly's captaincy what the cricket pandits term as the GREATEST SERIES EVER against Australia at home in 2001. Synonyms educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist 1.2Indian A talented musician (used as a respectful title or form of address). Example sentencesExamples While people and pundits of other states got either one classical form or nothing to pamper and nourish, Keralites are blessed with a few. A BBC presenter introduced pundit Ravi Shankar as the most famous living Indian on earth. But a US-based Kashmiri musician is creating ripples with a rap number that reflects the struggles and tears of displaced Kashmiri Pandits. Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar was born at Kurundwad in Maharashtra in the year 1872 in a family of Kirtankars. Origin Mid 17th century: from Sanskrit paṇḍita ‘learned man’, use as noun of paṇḍita ‘learned, skilled’; the same word as pundit.
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