sahajdhari
sahajdhari noun: a person who holds Sikh religious beliefs but does not follow all of the associated cultural practices.
Noun
sahajdhari (plural sahajdharis)
- A person who holds Sikh religious beliefs but does not follow all of the associated cultural practices.
Forms of sahajdhari
| plural | sahajdharis |
|---|---|
| alternative form | sahajdari |
| alternative form | sehajdari |
| alternative form | sehajdhari |
Questions about sahajdhari
- What does sahajdhari mean?
- Sahajdhari means a person who holds Sikh religious beliefs but does not follow all of the associated cultural practices.
- What part of speech is sahajdhari?
- Sahajdhari is a noun.
- What is the plural of sahajdhari?
- The plural of sahajdhari is sahajdharis.
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