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dastur

American  
[duh-stoor] / dəˈstʊər /
Or dustoor,

noun

  1. a Parsee chief priest.

Etymology

Origin of dastur

First recorded in 1885–90, dastur is from the Persian word dastur

Example Sentences

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I was but one white man of the whole white race; and I had no right to possess idiosyncrasies running counter to dastur, the custom.

From African Camp Fires by White, Stewart Edward

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