Definition of patel in English:

patel

(also potail)

noun pəˈtɛl

In central, western, and southern India: the headman of a village. In quot. 1630 used as a courtesy title before a name.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From Gujarati paṭail (in which ai is pronounced/ɛː/ or/eː/) village headman (by hereditary appointment), also used as a courtesy title applied to persons in humble occupations from Sanskrit paṭṭakīla from paṭṭa writing-tablet, register.

Definition of patel in US English:

patel

(also potail)

nounpəˈtɛl

In central, western, and southern India: the headman of a village. In quot. 1630 used as a courtesy title before a name.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From Gujarati paṭail (in which ai is pronounced/ɛː/ or/eː/) village headman (by hereditary appointment), also used as a courtesy title applied to persons in humble occupations from Sanskrit paṭṭakīla from paṭṭa writing-tablet, register.

单词	patel
释义	Definition of patel in English: patel (also potail) noun pəˈtɛl In central, western, and southern India: the headman of a village. In quot. 1630 used as a courtesy title before a name. Origin Mid 17th century. From Gujarati paṭail (in which ai is pronounced/ɛː/ or/eː/) village headman (by hereditary appointment), also used as a courtesy title applied to persons in humble occupations from Sanskrit paṭṭakīla from paṭṭa writing-tablet, register. Definition of patel in US English: patel (also potail) nounpəˈtɛl In central, western, and southern India: the headman of a village. In quot. 1630 used as a courtesy title before a name. Origin Mid 17th century. From Gujarati paṭail (in which ai is pronounced/ɛː/ or/eː/) village headman (by hereditary appointment), also used as a courtesy title applied to persons in humble occupations from Sanskrit paṭṭakīla from paṭṭa writing-tablet, register.
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