Mudaliar
Mudaliar noun: title given to a high-ranking military officer in certain Tamil communities.
Noun
Mudaliar (plural Mudaliars)
- Title given to a high-ranking military officer in certain Tamil communities.
Forms of Mudaliar
| plural | Mudaliars |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Muthaliar |
| alternative form | Mudali |
| alternative form | Muthali |
| alternative form | Moodley |
| alternative form | Modelliar |
| alternative form | Modeliar |
| alternative form | Modeliare |
| alternative form | Modliar |
| alternative form | Mudliar |
Questions about Mudaliar
- What does Mudaliar mean?
- Mudaliar means title given to a high-ranking military officer in certain Tamil communities.
- What part of speech is Mudaliar?
- Mudaliar is a noun.
- What is the plural of Mudaliar?
- The plural of Mudaliar is Mudaliars.
Words near Mudaliar in the dictionary
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