Definition of khansama in English:

khansama

nounˈkɑːnsəˌmɑːˈkänsəˌmä

Indian

A male cook, who often also assumes the role of house steward.
〈印度〉男厨子，男管家
Example sentencesExamples
- But every British household had a khansama who learnt to fashion, out of local ingredients, the porridges, pies and pastries that were now required.
- They are prepared by chefs whose skills have been honed under the guidance of traditional khansamas.
- As for the ayas and khansamas in Pakistan, we clearly need to keep them employed but the government needs to institute a minimum wage for these hard-working members of our labour force.
- The Census of 1876 lists a wide range of domestic servants such as khansamas or butlers, cooks, gardeners, barbers, water-carriers, and others, who resided mostly outside the city limits.
- She likes to go to the kitchen and help the khansama with his work.

Origin

From Urdu and Persian ḵānsāmān, from ḵān 'master' + sāmān 'household goods'.

Definition of khansama in US English:

khansama

nounˈkänsəˌmä

Indian

A male cook, who often also assumes the role of house steward.
〈印度〉男厨子，男管家
Example sentencesExamples
- As for the ayas and khansamas in Pakistan, we clearly need to keep them employed but the government needs to institute a minimum wage for these hard-working members of our labour force.
- They are prepared by chefs whose skills have been honed under the guidance of traditional khansamas.
- But every British household had a khansama who learnt to fashion, out of local ingredients, the porridges, pies and pastries that were now required.
- The Census of 1876 lists a wide range of domestic servants such as khansamas or butlers, cooks, gardeners, barbers, water-carriers, and others, who resided mostly outside the city limits.
- She likes to go to the kitchen and help the khansama with his work.

Origin

From Urdu and Persian ḵānsāmān, from ḵān ‘master’ + sāmān ‘household goods’.

词汇	khansama
释义	Definition of khansama in English: khansama nounˈkɑːnsəˌmɑːˈkänsəˌmä Indian A male cook, who often also assumes the role of house steward. 〈印度〉男厨子，男管家 Example sentencesExamples But every British household had a khansama who learnt to fashion, out of local ingredients, the porridges, pies and pastries that were now required. They are prepared by chefs whose skills have been honed under the guidance of traditional khansamas. As for the ayas and khansamas in Pakistan, we clearly need to keep them employed but the government needs to institute a minimum wage for these hard-working members of our labour force. The Census of 1876 lists a wide range of domestic servants such as khansamas or butlers, cooks, gardeners, barbers, water-carriers, and others, who resided mostly outside the city limits. She likes to go to the kitchen and help the khansama with his work. Origin From Urdu and Persian ḵānsāmān, from ḵān 'master' + sāmān 'household goods'. Definition of khansama in US English: khansama nounˈkänsəˌmä Indian A male cook, who often also assumes the role of house steward. 〈印度〉男厨子，男管家 Example sentencesExamples As for the ayas and khansamas in Pakistan, we clearly need to keep them employed but the government needs to institute a minimum wage for these hard-working members of our labour force. They are prepared by chefs whose skills have been honed under the guidance of traditional khansamas. But every British household had a khansama who learnt to fashion, out of local ingredients, the porridges, pies and pastries that were now required. The Census of 1876 lists a wide range of domestic servants such as khansamas or butlers, cooks, gardeners, barbers, water-carriers, and others, who resided mostly outside the city limits. She likes to go to the kitchen and help the khansama with his work. Origin From Urdu and Persian ḵānsāmān, from ḵān ‘master’ + sāmān ‘household goods’.
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