Definition of Dogra in English:

Dogra

(also Dugra)

noun ˈdəʊɡrə

A member of a chiefly Hindu people predominating in the Jammu district of the north-west Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir; these people collectively.

adjective ˈdəʊɡrə

Of or relating to the Dogras or their language.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Burnes (1805–1841), political officer in India and explorer. From Dogri ḍogrā, self-designation.

Dogra¹

nounˈdoʊɡrəˈdōɡrə

A member of a mainly Hindu people primarily living in the Jammu district of the northwest Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

Dogra²

(also Dugra)

nounˈdoʊɡrəˈdōɡrə

A member of a chiefly Hindu people predominating in the Jammu district of the north-west Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir; these people collectively.

adjectiveˈdoʊɡrəˈdōɡrə

Relating to the Dogras or their language, Dogri.

Origin

The name in Dogri<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Burnes (1805–1841), political officer in India and explorer. From Dogri ḍogrā, self-designation.

adjective

Of or relating to the Dogras or their language.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Burnes (1805–1841), political officer in India and explorer. From Dogri ḍogrā, self-designation.

单词	Dogra
释义	Definition of Dogra in English: Dogra (also Dugra) noun ˈdəʊɡrə A member of a chiefly Hindu people predominating in the Jammu district of the north-west Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir; these people collectively. adjective ˈdəʊɡrə Of or relating to the Dogras or their language. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Burnes (1805–1841), political officer in India and explorer. From Dogri ḍogrā, self-designation. Dogra¹ nounˈdoʊɡrəˈdōɡrə A member of a mainly Hindu people primarily living in the Jammu district of the northwest Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Dogra² (also Dugra) nounˈdoʊɡrəˈdōɡrə A member of a chiefly Hindu people predominating in the Jammu district of the north-west Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir; these people collectively. adjectiveˈdoʊɡrəˈdōɡrə Relating to the Dogras or their language, Dogri. Origin The name in Dogri<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Burnes (1805–1841), political officer in India and explorer. From Dogri ḍogrā, self-designation. adjective Of or relating to the Dogras or their language. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Burnes (1805–1841), political officer in India and explorer. From Dogri ḍogrā, self-designation. noun.1 noun.2
随便看	quake in one's shoes quake in shoes quakenasp quake-ooze Quaker Quaker bird Quaker bonnet Quaker buttons Quaker cap Quaker City out of the picture out of the public eye out of the question out of the question out of the road out of the running out of the spotlight out of the true out of the way out-of-the-way out of the way out-of-the-wayness out of (the) whole cloth out of the whole cloth out of (the) whole cloth

Definition of Dogra in English:

Dogra

Origin

Dogra1

Dogra2

Origin

Origin

Dogra¹

Dogra²