Chatterji

or Chat·ter·jee

[ chah-ter-jee ]

noun

1. Ban·kim Chan·dra [buhng, -kim , chuhn, -dr, uh], 1838–94, Indian novelist in the Bengali language.

Example Sentences

“As business gets more political that will be tested,” Chatterji said.

From Washington Post

“The details of how people vote probably wouldn’t even have risen to the level of the C suite if it hadn’t been for the 2020 election and the claim that there was voter fraud,” Chatterji said.

From Washington Post

Barring Shapiro from entering India was an effort at intimidating Chatterji.

From The Daily Beast

Chatterji, an Indian citizen, was visiting India for work and to see her family.

From The Daily Beast

On Monday morning, San Francisco-based academic couple Angana Chatterji and Richard Shapiro arrived at the New Delhi airport.

From The Daily Beast

“Oah, he iss sleepee,” observed Lieutenant Bupendranath Chatterji.

From Project Gutenberg

I lodged the girl in the house of Sripati Chatterji, passing him off as her father.

From Project Gutenberg

The young man, who said his name was Pratap Chatterji, hailed a horse carriage.

From Project Gutenberg

Lieutenant Bupendranath Chatterji listened to this sort of thing with an owlish expression on his fat face.

From Project Gutenberg

“Murie has temperature of one hundred and five,” put in Lieutenant Bupendranath Chatterji.

From Project Gutenberg