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Lisan ud-Dawat

Lisan ud-Dawat proper noun: a Neo-Indo-Aryan language derived from Gujarati spoken by Isma'ili Shi'a communities in Gujarat. It uses the Arabic script.

Proper noun

Lisan ud-Dawat

  1. A Neo-Indo-Aryan language derived from Gujarati spoken by Isma'ili Shi'a communities in Gujarat. It uses the Arabic script.

Forms of Lisan ud-Dawat

alternative formLisaan o Da'wat il Bohra
alternative formLisaan ud-Da'wat
alternative formda'wat ni zabaan

Origin of Lisan ud-Dawat

From Gujarati لسان دعوۃ البهرة (Lisan al-Dawat).

Questions about Lisan ud-Dawat

What does Lisan ud-Dawat mean?
Lisan ud-Dawat means a Neo-Indo-Aryan language derived from Gujarati spoken by Isma'ili Shi'a communities in Gujarat. It uses the Arabic script.
What part of speech is Lisan ud-Dawat?
Lisan ud-Dawat is a proper noun.

Words near Lisan ud-Dawat in the dictionary

  1. lis'ens
  2. Lisa
  3. Lisa Simpson
  4. lisadimate
  5. Lisahally
  6. Lisan ud-Dawat
  7. Lisanti
  8. Lisantis
  9. Lisarow
  10. LISAs
  11. Lisaw

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