Definition of pani-wallah in English:

pani-wallah

(also panniwallah)

noun ˈpɑːniwɒlə

In South Asia: a water-carrier.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in ‘George Orwell’ (1903–1950), political writer and essayist (real name Eric Arthur Blair). From Hindi pānī-vālā from pānī + -vālā.

Definition of pani-wallah in US English:

pani-wallah

(also panniwallah)

nounˈpɑːniwɒlə

In South Asia: a water-carrier.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in ‘George Orwell’ (1903–1950), political writer and essayist (real name Eric Arthur Blair). From Hindi pānī-vālā from pānī + -vālā.

单词	pani-wallah
释义	Definition of pani-wallah in English: pani-wallah (also panniwallah) noun ˈpɑːniwɒlə In South Asia: a water-carrier. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in ‘George Orwell’ (1903–1950), political writer and essayist (real name Eric Arthur Blair). From Hindi pānī-vālā from pānī + -vālā. Definition of pani-wallah in US English: pani-wallah (also panniwallah) nounˈpɑːniwɒlə In South Asia: a water-carrier. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in ‘George Orwell’ (1903–1950), political writer and essayist (real name Eric Arthur Blair). From Hindi pānī-vālā from pānī + -vālā.
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