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Meanings of hajji in English
Synonyms
Examples for "haji"
Examples for "haji"
1
He looked like everyone else, Arslangerey-haji, a local imam, said at his small village mosque.
2
Haji-Ahmadi said all Iran's ethnicities aspired to the same rights Persians have.
3
Just some of Haji Zaman's fighters scouring Hilltop 2685, looking for booty.
4
Janice also complained that Haji tried to photograph RM in his coffin.
5
Haji-Ioannou argues baggage check-in charges are ancillary to the main business.
1
The hadji was delighted with the energy of his attendant.
2
The hadji would calm his listeners and tell them to get ready, but be still and await the sign.
3
The hadji's mule began to show symptoms of illness, and we had great difficulty in keeping it on its legs.
4
He wore the green turban which proclaimed him hadji, and his face showed the keen, nervous exultation of the religious fanatic.
5
To a few eminently respectable travellers, however, the hadji graciously accords the coveted privilege of squatting around our fire and chatting.
Usage of hajji in English
1
I bet you blew up some hajji ass over there, didn't you?"
2
The hajji in the window looked like he had burlap wrapped around the bottom half of his face.
3
Growing up in Tallaght, Fadhila Hajji loved playing football with her brothers.
4
Where did Hajji Abdullah and Spiki live when they were in Unyanyembe?
5
A few months later, Hajji Hussein's kebab house was destroyed in an airstrike.
6
The Prince's Tent-pitcher Strikes Hajji over the Mouth With his Slipper.
7
I first went as deputy to an old Hajji when I was fourteen.
8
Upon this, looking up tenderly at me, he said, 'Ah, Hajji!
9
In the next compound Hajji Abdul Khaliq is squatting and counting his worry beads.
10
And so, after all, Hajji Baba has become a beggar!'
11
Then, stopping, and addressing himself to me, he said, 'Hajji!
12
But you have come here to disturb us, said one of the elders, Hajji Baluch.
13
Hajji Leaves the Village Hurriedly After Collecting The Money.
14
We'll have the caliph in, and make him give Hajji a cup of his best.
15
I never went back to Hajji Hussein's after that.
16
CHAPTER I -Of Hajji Baba's birth and education.
Frequent collocations
Hajji through the time