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bhyacharra

bhyacharra adjective: describing a settlement made with the village as a community, the several claims and liabilities being regulated by established customs, or special traditional rights.

Adjective

bhyacharra (not comparable)

  1. (India, historical) Describing a settlement made with the village as a community, the several claims and liabilities being regulated by established customs, or special traditional rights.
    • […] a verbal bhyacharra division of the property […]1846, Bengal (India). Zillah Courts, Zillah Decisions, Lower Provinces (Bengal) (page 31)

Origin of bhyacharra

From Hindi भाईचारा (bhāīcārā).

Questions about bhyacharra

What does bhyacharra mean?
Bhyacharra means describing a settlement made with the village as a community, the several claims and liabilities being regulated by established customs, or special traditional rights.
What part of speech is bhyacharra?
Bhyacharra is an adjective.

Words near bhyacharra in the dictionary

  1. bhutatathata
  2. Bhutia
  3. bhuts
  4. Bhutto
  5. Bhuttos
  6. bhyacharra
  7. bhūmi
  8. bhūmis
  9. bi
  10. bi now, gay later
  11. BI&POC

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