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Definition of Dard in English: Dardnoun dɑːddärd 1A member of a group of peoples inhabiting eastern Afghanistan, northern Pakistan, and Kashmir. 达尔德族人（居住在阿富汗东部、巴基斯坦北部和克什米尔） Example sentencesExamples - But the Dards of Baltistan, guided by the path of the Indus, decided to lend some touches of green to its banks.
- After the Mon came the Dards from the Muslim Hunza district.
- In June 1994, three new regions were opened up to international travellers: the lands of the Changpah nomads; Nubra, a little patch of Indian land between China and Pakistan; and Dah-Hanu, inhabited by the last Dards of the Indus.
- He further claims that Dards were not an ‘Aryan ‘race but they were the original inhabitants of this area while Aryans came later.’
- The Dard and Baltis inhabit Gurez, Tilel and Draas.
2mass noun The group of Indic languages spoken by the Dards, including Kashmiri. 达尔德语（达尔德族人讲的印度语，包括克什米尔语）
adjective dɑːddärd Relating to the Dards or their languages. 达尔德人的；达尔德语的 Example sentencesExamples - The project threatens to forcibly evict the remaining 25.000 members of the Dard Shin people, who are strongly opposing the damming of the Gurez valley.
- In Sanskrit the term Dard means ‘mountain’ and was perhaps used because most of the Dardic area is mountainous.
- Under the name of the Dard country, the whole mountainous track between the ‘Hindukush ‘and the northern frontiers of India proper has been included.
- Just five Dard villages belong to Ladakh; they present to our eyes an extraordinary world, which gives one a feeling of living through a meeting with the story of humanity.
- The major nine social ethnic groups are Kashmiri, Dogra, Gujjar, Bakerwal, Dard (immigrated long ago from Dardistan, CentralAsia), Balti, Gaddi, Pothwari (both Muslim and non-Muslim) and Chibalis.
Derivativesadjective & noun The Iranian languages, Persian, Afghan Pushtu, Pathan Pushtu, Baluchi, and Tajik, as well as the closely related Dardic, including Kafiri, have been left unstippled. Example sentencesExamples - Following the example of the extended connotation of the word ‘Dardistan ‘, it has been convenient to give the general name ‘Dardic ‘to all the ‘Aryan ‘languages spoken in this tract.
- The Nuristanis, who speak Western Dardic, inhabit an area of some 5,000 square miles in Laghman, Nangarhar, and Konar provinces, north and east of Kabul.
- Probably most have returned to Afghanistan Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Indo-Aryan, Northwestern zone, Dardic, Shina.
- Here, the refugees lived for a couple of generations or more and picked up some words and grammatical elements of Dardic which was added to their Sanskritic language from North-Central India.
Definition of Dard in US English: Dardnoundärd 1A member of a group of peoples inhabiting eastern Afghanistan, northern Pakistan, and Kashmir. 达尔德族人（居住在阿富汗东部、巴基斯坦北部和克什米尔） Example sentencesExamples - The Dard and Baltis inhabit Gurez, Tilel and Draas.
- But the Dards of Baltistan, guided by the path of the Indus, decided to lend some touches of green to its banks.
- After the Mon came the Dards from the Muslim Hunza district.
- He further claims that Dards were not an ‘Aryan ‘race but they were the original inhabitants of this area while Aryans came later.’
- In June 1994, three new regions were opened up to international travellers: the lands of the Changpah nomads; Nubra, a little patch of Indian land between China and Pakistan; and Dah-Hanu, inhabited by the last Dards of the Indus.
2The group of Indic languages spoken by the Dards, including Kashmiri. 达尔德语（达尔德族人讲的印度语，包括克什米尔语）
adjectivedärd Relating to the Dards or their languages. 达尔德人的；达尔德语的 Example sentencesExamples - In Sanskrit the term Dard means ‘mountain’ and was perhaps used because most of the Dardic area is mountainous.
- The major nine social ethnic groups are Kashmiri, Dogra, Gujjar, Bakerwal, Dard (immigrated long ago from Dardistan, CentralAsia), Balti, Gaddi, Pothwari (both Muslim and non-Muslim) and Chibalis.
- The project threatens to forcibly evict the remaining 25.000 members of the Dard Shin people, who are strongly opposing the damming of the Gurez valley.
- Just five Dard villages belong to Ladakh; they present to our eyes an extraordinary world, which gives one a feeling of living through a meeting with the story of humanity.
- Under the name of the Dard country, the whole mountainous track between the ‘Hindukush ‘and the northern frontiers of India proper has been included.
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