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WORDNET DICTIONARY

Noun hindustani has 2 senses

• hindustani(n = noun.person) hindoo, hindu - a native or inhabitant of Hindustan or India;
is a member of hindustan
is a kind of asian, asiatic
has particulars: brahman, brahmin, kshatriya, rajpoot, rajput, shudra, sudra, vaisya
Derived form adjective hindustani₁

• hindustani(n = noun.communication) hindoostani, hindostani - a form of Hindi spoken around Delhi;
is a kind of hindi
Derived form adjective hindustani₁

Adjective hindustani has 1 sense

• hindustani(a = adj.pert) - of or relating to or characteristic of Hindustan or its people or language;
Derived forms noun hindustani₂, noun hindustani₁

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hindustani

Neologism

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