Definition of Mewati in English:

Mewati

(also Mewatti)

noun mɛˈwɑːti

1A member of a people of the Mewat region in north-western India (now called Alwar, and part of Rajasthan) and neighbouring areas (frequently: specifically one who professes Islam); a Meo.
2The language (a dialect of Rajasthani) spoken by the Mewati.

adjective mɛˈwɑːti

Of or relating to the Mewati or their dialect.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Rennell (1742–1830), cartographer. From Hindi mevātī from Mevāt, the name of a region in Rajasthan + -ī.

Definition of Mewati in US English:

Mewati

(also Mewatti)

nounmɛˈwɑːti

1A member of a people of the Mewat region in north-western India (now called Alwar, and part of Rajasthan) and neighbouring areas (frequently: specifically one who professes Islam); a Meo.
2The language (a dialect of Rajasthani) spoken by the Mewati.

adjectivemɛˈwɑːti

Of or relating to the Mewati or their dialect.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Rennell (1742–1830), cartographer. From Hindi mevātī from Mevāt, the name of a region in Rajasthan + -ī.

单词	Mewati
释义	Definition of Mewati in English: Mewati (also Mewatti) noun mɛˈwɑːti 1A member of a people of the Mewat region in north-western India (now called Alwar, and part of Rajasthan) and neighbouring areas (frequently: specifically one who professes Islam); a Meo. 2The language (a dialect of Rajasthani) spoken by the Mewati. adjective mɛˈwɑːti Of or relating to the Mewati or their dialect. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Rennell (1742–1830), cartographer. From Hindi mevātī from Mevāt, the name of a region in Rajasthan + -ī. Definition of Mewati in US English: Mewati (also Mewatti) nounmɛˈwɑːti 1A member of a people of the Mewat region in north-western India (now called Alwar, and part of Rajasthan) and neighbouring areas (frequently: specifically one who professes Islam); a Meo. 2The language (a dialect of Rajasthani) spoken by the Mewati. adjectivemɛˈwɑːti Of or relating to the Mewati or their dialect. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Rennell (1742–1830), cartographer. From Hindi mevātī from Mevāt, the name of a region in Rajasthan + -ī.
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