ˌgüjəˈräd.ē, ˌgu̇j- noun
( plural gujarati )
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Hindi gujarātī, from Gujarāt Gujarat, region in western India, from Sanskrit Gurjara, Gūrjara
1. : the language of Gujarat, Baroda, and neighboring regions in northwestern India
2. : an alphabet that is essentially a more carefully formed less cursive type of the Kaithi script and is now the principal alphabet used in writing the Gujarati language
3. or guj·ra·ti güjˈr-, gu̇j-
[Hindi Gujarātī, Gujrāt , from Gujarāt, Gujrāt Gujarat]
: one of a people chiefly of Gujarat speaking the Gujarati language and specializing in mercantile pursuits