Definition of mochadi in English:

mochadi

(also mokardi, moXadi, mochardi)

adjective mɒxɑːˈdiːməˈxɑːdimɒˈkɑːdi

In Romani usage: (of a woman) spiritually and ceremonially unclean; defiled or impure.

Origin

1920s. From Angloromani (Welsh Romani) mochadi taboo, unclean from Romani maXadi (also as måχadī), feminine of maXado, lit. ‘smeared’ (with reference to menstrual blood) from late Sanskrit mrakṣati (third person singular) smears.

Definition of mochadi in US English:

mochadi

(also mokardi, moXadi, mochardi)

adjective

In Romani usage: (of a woman) spiritually and ceremonially unclean; defiled or impure.

Origin

1920s. From Angloromani (Welsh Romani) mochadi taboo, unclean from Romani maXadi (also as måχadī), feminine of maXado, lit. ‘smeared’ (with reference to menstrual blood) from late Sanskrit mrakṣati (third person singular) smears.

单词	mochadi
释义	Definition of mochadi in English: mochadi (also mokardi, moXadi, mochardi) adjective mɒxɑːˈdiːməˈxɑːdimɒˈkɑːdi In Romani usage: (of a woman) spiritually and ceremonially unclean; defiled or impure. Origin 1920s. From Angloromani (Welsh Romani) mochadi taboo, unclean from Romani maXadi (also as måχadī), feminine of maXado, lit. ‘smeared’ (with reference to menstrual blood) from late Sanskrit mrakṣati (third person singular) smears. Definition of mochadi in US English: mochadi (also mokardi, moXadi, mochardi) adjective In Romani usage: (of a woman) spiritually and ceremonially unclean; defiled or impure. Origin 1920s. From Angloromani (Welsh Romani) mochadi taboo, unclean from Romani maXadi (also as måχadī), feminine of maXado, lit. ‘smeared’ (with reference to menstrual blood) from late Sanskrit mrakṣati (third person singular) smears.
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