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kurmi

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[koor-mee] / ˈkʊər mi /

noun

  1. a member of a major agricultural caste widespread in northern and central India.


Etymology

Origin of kurmi

< eastern Hindi kurmī or Bengali kurmi, kuṛmi; compare Sanskrit kuṭumbin- householder

Example Sentences

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The authorities were alarmed to find students able to access extremist material in the IT suite of a school in the town of Kurmi, a few weeks after a man was sentenced for sharing extremist videos on social media.

From BBC

On this level, a regression of cM position on both maps yielded R2 values >0.85 and often >0.9, so the regression line can easily be used for interpolating the positions of the alternative map towards the corresponding position on the Kurmi × 0654 map.

From Nature

Red asterisk, premature stop codon in sweet lines of Kurmi × 0654.

From Nature

Red asterisk, premature stop codon in sweet lines of Kurmi × 0654.

From Nature

The Kurmi × 0654 and Atlas × Carina Red maps were integrated with the previously published quinoa linkage map13, with the Kurmi × 0654 map being used as the reference for the positions of anchor markers and scaling.

From Nature