Mazhabi
/ˈmʌzəbiː/South Asian
noun
Originally: a convert to Sikhism from Islam. In later use (from the end of the 19th cent.): (in the Punjab) a Sikh convert from the Chuhra group of outcastes (traditionally sweepers and scavengers).
Origin
Mid 19th century. From Urdu maḏhabī from Persian maḏhabī way of thinking, persuasion from Arabic maḏhabī denominational, sectarian from maḏhab denomination, school of thought + -ī.
- all-Pro
- all-purpose
- all-purpose flour
- all-rag
- all-red
- all right
- allrightnick
- all-rightnik
- allrightnik
- all risks
- all-roader
- all roads lead to Rome
- all round
- all-rounder
- all-round man
- all-roundness
- All Saints
- All Saints' Day
- All Saints' Eve
- All Saints' mass
- All Saints' Night
- howe'er
- Howe, Gordie
- Howells, William Dean
- however