Kashmiri
- noun
- /kæʃˈmɪəri/
- As a proud Kashmiri, he shared stories of his family's rich heritage and the beauty of the mountains.
Examples
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As the son of a Kashmiri woman, it pains me deeply that women in Kashmir live under some of the most difficult conditions in the world.
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And then of course, the Kashmiris worked with Al Qaeda to attack those hotels in the Jewish center in Mumbai a couple of well, a year or two later.
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The Kashmiri community is known for its vibrant handicrafts and traditional music.
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Many Kashmiri people continue to preserve their unique culture despite the challenges they face.
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Morphology
Etymology
Kashmiri for a person comes from Kashmir, a name probably linked to the sage Kashyapa and a word meaning 'lake' or 'land'. The -i ending tells you 'from' a place, so a Kashmiri is someone 'from Kashmir'.