Sardār
Sardār (Pañjābī, ‘chief’). Usual form of address for Sikh men, corresponding to ‘Mr’. Sardārjī conveys more respect. The chieftains of the Sikh misls were termed sardār or misldār.
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Rajputs , Rajputs
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ALTERNATE NAMES: Ksatriya caste
LOCATION: India (Rājasthān state and elsewhere)
POPULATION: 138 million (estimate)
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BURR
BURR. An informal term for a pronunciation of r that is perceived as ‘rough’, like a burr (a flower head that sticks to one's clothes), esp…
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