noun
Kuki
Kuki (noun) means a member of any of several related hill-dwelling ethnic communities living across parts of northeastern India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh. Example: “The festival celebrated traditional Kuki dance and dress.”
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A member of any of several related hill-dwelling ethnic communities living across parts of northeastern India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh.
"The festival celebrated traditional Kuki dance and dress."
How to use Kuki
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA person belonging to the Kuki peoples of the India-Myanmar-Bangladesh border hill regions.
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What does “Kuki” mean?
The word “Kuki” means a member of any of several related hill-dwelling ethnic communities living across parts of northeastern India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh. In plain terms, a person belonging to the Kuki peoples of the India-Myanmar-Bangladesh border hill regions.
How do you use “Kuki” in a sentence?
Here is “Kuki” used in a sentence: “The festival celebrated traditional Kuki dance and dress.”
What part of speech is “Kuki”?
“Kuki” is a noun.
What is the meaning of Kuki?
"Kuki" (noun) means a member of any of several related hill-dwelling ethnic communities living across parts of northeastern India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh.
