Bengali
- noun
- /bɛŋˈɡɑːli/
- As a Bengali, she takes pride in her culture's rich literary heritage.
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Examples
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So all Bengali families always have some type of art related things growing up, either it's painting or, you know, dancing or singing or something.
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Back in his court, a strong underground plot to overthrow the Bengali Prince had grown, led by Siraj's scheming uncle Mia Jafar.
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There's some incredible food here, from Indian sweet shops, Himalayan Momo's, spicy Mexican street food to Bengali street carts.
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Many Bengali families celebrate the festival of Durga Puja with great enthusiasm.
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The Bengali community in the city hosts regular cultural events to showcase their traditions.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bengali comes from the region name Bengal, called Bangla by the people who live there. So a Bengali is someone 'from Bengal' and a member of that ethnic community.