- akhundzada
- akhund·za·da
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akhundzada
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akhundzada — ˌäˌkünˈzädə noun ( s) Etymology: Hindi ākhūndzāda, from Persian, from ākhūnd teacher + zāda son India : the son of a head officer used as a title … Useful english dictionary
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