mirasidar
mirasidar noun: a village landholder who paid rent directly to the sovereign; an aristocratic landowner in India.
Noun
mirasidar (plural mirasidars)
- A village landholder who paid rent directly to the sovereign; an aristocratic landowner in India.
Forms of mirasidar
| plural | mirasidars |
|---|---|
| alternative form | meerasidar |
| alternative form | meerassdar |
| alternative form | meerassidar |
| alternative form | mirasdar |
| alternative form | mirasudar |
Origin of mirasidar
From Hindi मिरासडर (mirāsḍar).
Questions about mirasidar
- What does mirasidar mean?
- Mirasidar means a village landholder who paid rent directly to the sovereign; an aristocratic landowner in India.
- What part of speech is mirasidar?
- Mirasidar is a noun.
- What is the plural of mirasidar?
- The plural of mirasidar is mirasidars.
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