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dhobi
/ ˈəʊɪ /
noun
- (in India, Malaya, East Africa, etc, esp formerly) a washerman
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of dhobi1
C19: from Hindi, from ō washing; related to Sanskrit 屹첹 washerman
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“We have parked our boats in safe places,” Dhobi said.
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In Kutch, where the cyclone was expected to hit land, 57-year-old boat owner and businessman Adam Karim Dhobi said this was the worst storm he’d seen since 1998.
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Varsha, the daughter of a dhobi, or laundry man, wants to be a police officer.
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The couple, their two children, Dhobi's parents and his three younger brothers were struggling to subsist on the erratic sales of the family's small rice and onion crops.
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"We were very poor," Dhobi's father, Shivapujan, said of the decision to marry off his eldest son at 12.
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