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Sindhi
[ sin-dee ]
noun
, plural Sind·his, (especially collectively) Sind·hi
- an inhabitant of Sind.
- a modern Indic language of the lower Indus valley.
adjective
- of or relating to Sind or its inhabitants.
Sindhi
/ ˈsɪndɪ /
noun
- -dhi-dhis a former inhabitant of Sind. The Muslim majority now lives in Pakistan while the Hindu minority has mostly moved to India
- the language of this people, belonging to the Indic branch of the Indo-European family
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Example Sentences
My community of Sindhis, as we are known, was essentially homeless, and we dispersed globally.
From Los Angeles Times
The doctor on site quickly threw several needles out the window, telling my translator in Sindhi that he didn’t want me to see them.
From New York Times
A Sindhi woman bonds with a Sindhi man over their shared love of business — playing on a stereotype that Sindhis are good businesspeople.
From New York Times
Historically, those who went missing were insurgents or separatists from restive regions like Balochistan or more recently Sindhi nationalists.
From BBC
Millions of Hindu Sindhis crossing over the new, freshly drawn border wound up in Jodhpur, like my father’s grandmother.
From New York Times
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