Assamese
Relating to Assam, its people, or its language
- adjective
- /əˈsɑːməˌzi/
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asamés
- The Assamese people are known for their rich traditions and vibrant festivals.
Examples
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Since the late 1920s, Assamese political leaders have been airing such apprehensions.
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Her grandmother prepared a traditional Assamese meal that showcased the local flavors.
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What made you leave your Assamese hills and say yes?
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Majuli is an important wetland with rare migratory birds, and it's a hub of Assamese religious culture.
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During the celebration, they wore beautifully embroidered Assamese garments that reflected their culture.
Synonyms
Indian
vsAssamese
Relating to India, its people, languages, or culture
is specific to one state its people culture and language
Compounds
Surface Forms
Assamese positive
Morphology
Etymology
The adjective Assamese is formed from Assam and -ese, so it means 'relating to Assam', for example Assamese food or music come from that place.