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zamindari

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zam·in·dar·i also zem·in·dar·y  (zmn-där, zm-, z-mn-)
n. pl. zam·in·dar·is also zem·in·dar·ies
1. The system of tax collection by zamindars.
2. The area administered by a zamindar.

[Hindi zamndri, from Persian, from zamndr, zamindar; see zamindar.]

zamindari, zemindari [zəmiːnˈdɑːrɪ]
n pl -is
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) (in India) a large agricultural estate


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However, the traditional parties, with their combination of cupidity and family zamindari are being drained of life as well.
It was a struggle against the autocratic rule of Nizam and the Zamindari system.
Kamini's mother as an old retainer shared an insider's knowledge of the zamindari household and had a closer association with the powerful female members.
 
 
 
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