Definition of muqaddam in English:

muqaddam

noun mʊˈkadəm

In South Asia (and occasionally elsewhere): a headman, a local chief.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Phillip (fl. 1596–1619), translator. From Urdu and Persian muqaddam headman of a village, and their etymon Arabic muqaddam, passive participle of qaddama to place in front.

Definition of muqaddam in US English:

muqaddam

nounmʊˈkadəm

In South Asia (and occasionally elsewhere): a headman, a local chief.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Phillip (fl. 1596–1619), translator. From Urdu and Persian muqaddam headman of a village, and their etymon Arabic muqaddam, passive participle of qaddama to place in front.

词汇	muqaddam
释义	Definition of muqaddam in English: muqaddam noun mʊˈkadəm In South Asia (and occasionally elsewhere): a headman, a local chief. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Phillip (fl. 1596–1619), translator. From Urdu and Persian muqaddam headman of a village, and their etymon Arabic muqaddam, passive participle of qaddama to place in front. Definition of muqaddam in US English: muqaddam nounmʊˈkadəm In South Asia (and occasionally elsewhere): a headman, a local chief. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Phillip (fl. 1596–1619), translator. From Urdu and Persian muqaddam headman of a village, and their etymon Arabic muqaddam, passive participle of qaddama to place in front.
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