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Hindustani
[ hin-doo-stah-nee, -stan-ee ]
noun
- a standard language and lingua franca of northern India based on a dialect of Western Hindi spoken around Delhi. : Hind Compare Hindi ( def 2 ), Urdu.
adjective
- of or relating to Hindustan, its people, or their languages.
Hindustani
/ ˌhɪndəʊˈstɑːnɪ; ˌhɪndʊˈstɑːnɪ /
noun
- the dialect of Hindi spoken in Delhi: used as a lingua franca throughout India
- a group of languages or dialects consisting of all spoken forms of Hindi and Urdu considered together
adjective
- of or relating to these languages or Hindustan
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Hindustani1
Example Sentences
While rooted in the Hindustani classical tradition, Hussain possessed an insatiable curiosity that propelled him to explore other genres, leading to ground-breaking collaborations across the world.
Her work is a duet between traditions, where classically notated orchestral and chamber ensembles dance with improvised, microtonal Hindustani vocals, sitars and violins.
Silver based the opera’s themes on ragas, sets of musical notes that form the scaffolding around which Hindustani musicians create rhythms and melodies, often intertwined with vocals.
From new genres like gully or street rap to the Hindustani techno, indie music is handmade, effortlessly cool and is genuinely ground-breaking.
In addition to having "exceptional posture" and a "beautiful smile," Edwina is well-versed in French, Latin, Greek and, of course, her native Marathi and Hindustani.
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