Khasi
- proper noun
- She is studying the Khasi language as part of her research on indigenous cultures.
Examples
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Many Khasi festivals celebrate the region's agricultural traditions and folklore.
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In Meghalaya, the Khasi are recognized for their matrilineal society and vibrant festivals.
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The Khasi have a matrilineal society where property is inherited through the mother's line.
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The Khasi people have a rich cultural heritage.
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She speaks Khasi fluently.
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The Khasi people are known for their rich cultural heritage and unique traditions.
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She learned to speak Khasi from her grandmother, who taught her about their customs.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Khasi is the name of a native people and their language from Meghalaya in northeast India, and it comes from the name they use in their own tongue. So a Khasi person is someone from that group, and the Khasi language is the language they speak.