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khitmagar

A form of khitmatgar — A male servant, with responsibility for waiting at table.

Scrabble 19

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nounkhitmagar (plural khitmagars)

plural khitmagars

alternativeAlternative form of khitmatgar.
He pulled a bell rope for the khitmagar (he hated the practice of clapping or shouting).
2010, Allan Mallinson, A Call To Arms, →ISBN, page 309
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A khitmagar saw him ascend the ladder, and suspecting something was stolen, awakened the engineer, who on searching became aware of the particular articles he had lost.
1846, John Mercier MacMullen, Camp and barrack-room
One great and quite unexpected satisfaction came to me soon after daybreak—the sight of my khitmagar bringing food, of which indispensable I had tasted none for a whole day, nor had I had a sight of him for that time.
1912, Sir Anthony Dickson Home, Charles Henderson Melville, Service Memories, page 112

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APA

khitmagar. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/khitmagar

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