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sanskari

sanskari adjective: cultured; well-mannered and knowledgeable.

Adjective

sanskari (comparative more sanskari, superlative most sanskari)

  1. (India) cultured; well-mannered and knowledgeable

Forms of sanskari

comparativemore sanskari
superlativemost sanskari

Origin of sanskari

From Hindi संस्कारी (sanskārī).

Questions about sanskari

What does sanskari mean?
Sanskari means cultured; well-mannered and knowledgeable.
What part of speech is sanskari?
Sanskari is an adjective.

Words near sanskari in the dictionary

  1. Sansing
  2. Sansings
  3. Sansis
  4. sanskara
  5. sanskaras
  6. sanskari
  7. sanskaric
  8. Sanskrit
  9. Sanskriti
  10. Sanskritic
  11. Sanskritisation

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