Crossword Clue: Language from which the word "thug" is borrowed
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Language from which the word "thug" is borrowed"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Language from which the word "thug" is borrowed"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Language from which the word "thug" is borrowed:
- An Indic language
- An official language of Pakistan
- BBC Asian Network language
- A language of India
- A language of Pakistan
- A Pakistani poet might write in it
- Asian language written in Arabic script
- Asian language
- Asian tongue
- Akbar Allahabadi wrote poetry in it
- Bangladesh language
- Hindi cousin
- Hindi relative
- Hindu language
- Hindustani
- Hindustani language
- Hindustani tongue
- Hindustani.
- Eastern language
- Islamabad language
- Islamabad tongue
- Delhi tongue
- Descendant of Sanskrit
- It's akin to Hindi
- Its alphabet has 38 letters and no upper- or lowercase
- It's heard in Islamabad
- It's spoken in Islamabad
- It's spoken in Karachi
- It's written from right to left
- It's written right to left
- Foreign language
- Form of Hindustani
- Indic language written in Persian script
- Indic language
- Indo-Aryan language
- Karachi language
- Karachi tongue
- Tongue blending Persian and Hindu
- Tongue of Pakistan
- Tongue similar to Hindi
- Uttar Pradesh language
- Kashmir language
- Variant of Hindi
- Variant of Hindustani
- "Khaki" source
- Kin of Hindi
- Pakisan's national language
- Pakistan language
- Pakistan tongue
- Pakistani language
- Pakistani tongue.
- Pakistani tongue
- Pakistani's language
- Pakistan's language
- Pakistan's national language
- Pakistan's official language
- Queen Victoria learned it from an Indian Muslim
- Official language of Pakistan
- Lingua franca of Pakistan
- Literary language of Pakistan
- Literary variant of Hindustani
- Lahore language
- Lahore tongue
- National language of Pakistan.
- National language of Pakistan
- Language akin to Hindi
- Language close to Hindi
- Language commonly used in Bollywood films
- Language cousin of Hindi
- Language derived from Hindustani
- Language for a guru
- Language for Pakistan's Daily Jang
- Language from which "cummerbund" comes
- Language from which "cummerbund" is derived
- Language from which "loot" comes
- Language from which the word "cummerbund" is derived
- Language from which the word "cushy" is partially derived
- Language from which the word "dungaree" is borrowed
- Language from which the word "thug" is borrowed
- Language heard in India and Pakistan
- Language heard in Karachi
- Language in Lahore
- Language in Pakistan
- Language in "Purdue"
- Language in which "Pakistan" means "land of the pure"
- Language in which the "Voice of Lahore" newspaper is written
- Language kin of Hindi
- Language Kumail speaks in "The Big Sick"
- Language of Islamabad
- Language of Karachi
- Language of Lahore
- Language of many Ghalib poems
- Language of Moslems in India.
- Language of Pakistan
- Language of Peshawar
- Language of Sanskrit
- Language of the Daily Pakistan
- Language of the Hindustan Express
- Language of the Lahore Post
- Language of the national anthem "Qaumi Tarana"
- Language related to Hindi
- Language similar to Hindi
- Language spoken by Moslems in Pakistan and India
- Language spoken in Islamabad
- Language spoken in New Delhi
- Language that gave us "cummerbund"
- Language that gave us "khaki"
- Language that gave us "nabob"
- Language that gave us "punch"
- Language that gave us "thug"
- Language that's written from right to left
- Language used in India and Pakistan
- Language which gave us the word "calico"
- Language whose alphabet reads from right to left
- Language whose name means "army"
- Rawalpindi language
- Language written from right to left
- Language written in Persian-Arabic letters
- Language written right to left
- Language written with Persian-Arabic letters
- One of Pakistan's official languages
- One of the official languages of India
- One of the official languages of Pakistan
- Relative of Hindustani
- Source of khaki?
- Source of the word "khaki"
- South Asian language
- South Asians speak it
- Sanskrit
- Sanskrit language
- Sanskritic language
- Talk of Karachi
- Whence "khaki" and "nabob"
- Whence "nabob" and "khaki"
Recent Usage of Language from which the word "thug" is borrowed in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Language from which the word "thug" is borrowed in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - May 4, 2015
