Nandi
1[ nahn-dee ]
/ ˈnɑn di /
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noun, plural Nan·dis, (especially collectively) Nan·di for 1.
a member of an agricultural people of southwestern Kenya.
the Nilotic language spoken by the Nandi.
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Origin of Nandi
1First recorded in 1885–90; a self-designation of the Nandi people
Words nearby Nandi
Nan-ching, Nanchong, Nancy, Nanda Devi, NAND circuit, Nandi, nandina, nandrolone, nanduti, nane, Nanette
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Nandi2
[ nahn-dee ]
/ ˈnɑn di /
noun Hinduism.
the bull companion of Shiva.
Origin of Nandi
2First recorded in 1805–10; from Sanskrit nandi “happiness; personification of happiness”
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