Tadipaar
tuh-DEE-pahr
Tadipaar is a Hindi-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a term for a person who is temporarily exiled or banished. In crosswords it is the 8-letter answer TADIPAAR (8).
Meaning & usage
Tadipaar is a term used in India to describe an individual who has been temporarily exiled or banished, often in the context of legal or social punishment. The concept is rooted in various cultural and legal traditions where individuals may be removed from their community for a specified period due to misconduct or other reasons. This term highlights the social implications of exile and the importance of community in Indian society.
In a sentence
After the incident, he was declared a tadipaar and had to leave the village for a year.
Tadipaar as a crossword answer
Tadipaar is a 8-letter answer. A typical clue:
“A term for a person who is temporarily exiled or banished” (8)
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