GADDI


Meaning of GADDI in English

I. noun

or ga·di gəˈdē, ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷

( -s )

Etymology: Hindi gaddī

1. India

a. : a cushion especially for a throne

b. : throne

the succession to the gaddi was not in all cases hereditary — White Paper on Indian States

succeeded to the gaddi in 1899 — Statesman's Year Book

2. India : a high ruling position

helping the smaller ones of his tribe into ministerial gaddis — Weekly Observer

II. noun

( plural gaddi or gaddis )

Usage: usually capitalized

1. : a low-caste chiefly shepherd people in Kashmir

2. : a member of the Gaddi people

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