The Oxford Hindi-English Dictionary

Surendra K. Gambhir · R. S. McGregor

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There has been no major new Hindi-English dictionary for over a century. With 36,000 entries, this fully up-to-date volume reflects the many-sided development of Hindi in modern times. Complete with hundreds of example phrases to guide the reader, the dictionary contains many colloquial, regional, and literary variants and the Urdu vocabulary of Hindi is also well represented. This dictionary should be of interest to anyone concerned with modern Hindi - university students, historians, anthropologists and librarians.

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