Dehwar
noun
Deh·war
dāˌwär
plural Dehwar or Dehwars
1
: a Persian racial type recognizable in the population of Baluchistan
2
: a member of the Dehwar racial type usually having the status of a laborer or slave
Word History
Etymology
Persian dihwār, from dih village (from Middle Persian dēh land, from Old Persian dahyu- land, province) + -wār having, possessing (from Avestan -baro carrying, bringing); akin to Sanskrit bharati he carries
- a little goes a long way
- a little something
- a long story
- a long time ago
- a long time coming
- a long way
- a long way to go
- a long while
- a lot
- a lot of
- a lot of garbage
- a lot of garbage/nonsense
- a lot of good
- a lot of hullabaloo
- a lot of nonsense
- a lot to contend with
- a lovely time
- a lump in one's throat
- a ma
- a maiore
- A major
- a man of leisure
- a man of substance
- a man of the cloth
- a man of the people