mandi

/ ˈmʌndɪ /

noun

1. (in India) a big market

Word History and Origins

Origin of mandi¹

Hindi

Example Sentences

We recently found this really cool Yemeni restaurant in Westwood called House of Mandi.

From Los Angeles Times

Mandi later caught Covid herself – she is convinced at work – and ended up in hospital on oxygen for three weeks.

From BBC

Recognising the untapped potential of indigenous textiles fading from memory -especially with the rise of "ankara" wax prints, a European import that has come to symbolise African design - Mandi set out to revive these cultural elements.

From BBC

"People have told me, 'Oh, your work is not African,' because they want to see ankara prints. It's been so impressed in the minds," Mandi told me.

From BBC

Most of Mandi’s customers are Europeans, a trend he attributes to a prevailing preference among many Africans for foreign products.

From BBC