Definition of raiyat in English:

raiyat

noun ˈrʌɪət

In South Asia: a peasant, husbandman, or cultivating tenant.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Urdu raʿīyat (agricultural) peasant and its etymon Persian raʿīyat subject population, peasants (usually collectively; now hist.) from Arabic raʿīyat-, raʿīya herd, flock, a ruler's subjects.

Definition of raiyat in US English:

raiyat

nounˈrʌɪət

In South Asia: a peasant, husbandman, or cultivating tenant.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Urdu raʿīyat (agricultural) peasant and its etymon Persian raʿīyat subject population, peasants (usually collectively; now hist.) from Arabic raʿīyat-, raʿīya herd, flock, a ruler's subjects.

单词	raiyat
释义	Definition of raiyat in English: raiyat noun ˈrʌɪət In South Asia: a peasant, husbandman, or cultivating tenant. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Urdu raʿīyat (agricultural) peasant and its etymon Persian raʿīyat subject population, peasants (usually collectively; now hist.) from Arabic raʿīyat-, raʿīya herd, flock, a ruler's subjects. Definition of raiyat in US English: raiyat nounˈrʌɪət In South Asia: a peasant, husbandman, or cultivating tenant. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Urdu raʿīyat (agricultural) peasant and its etymon Persian raʿīyat subject population, peasants (usually collectively; now hist.) from Arabic raʿīyat-, raʿīya herd, flock, a ruler's subjects.
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