Wakhi
- adjective
- She studied Wakhi traditions to better understand the community's unique customs.
Examples
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A Wakhi festival was held to celebrate the region's rich cultural heritage.
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I love the Wakhi cuisine, especially their traditional dishes.
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The Wakhi language is spoken in several mountainous regions of Central Asia.
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The Wakhi people have a rich cultural heritage.
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The Wakhi language is spoken in several mountainous regions of Central Asia.
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She studied Wakhi traditions to better understand the community's unique customs.
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A Wakhi festival was held to celebrate the region's rich cultural heritage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wakhi comes from the name of the Wakhan region in Central Asia, and it originally meant 'from Wakhan'. So Wakhi as an adjective describes people, language, or things that come from that area.