bhadralok
bhadralok noun: a member of a class of rich high-caste (Brahmin) landlords in Bengal formed during the British Raj.
Noun
bhadralok (plural bhadraloks)
Forms of bhadralok
| plural | bhadraloks |
|---|---|
| alternative form | vadralogue |
Origin of bhadralok
Borrowed from Bengali ভদ্রলোক (bhodrolōk, “gentleman”), from Sanskrit भद्र (bhadra) + लोक (loka).
Questions about bhadralok
- What does bhadralok mean?
- Bhadralok means a member of a class of rich high-caste (Brahmin) landlords in Bengal formed during the British Raj.
- What part of speech is bhadralok?
- Bhadralok is a noun.
- What is the plural of bhadralok?
- The plural of bhadralok is bhadraloks.
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