Definition of kisan in English:

kisan

noun kɪˈsɑːnkiˈsän

Indian

An agricultural worker; a peasant.
〈印度〉农业工人；农民
Example sentencesExamples
- That spells good news not only for the kisan but for the entire populace.
- Singh argues that the kisans, the peasants, have been active in changing their situation.
- The rest of us, the small kisans, are doing very badly.
- Schools and shops closed: milkmaids and cowherds had taken a holiday; the kisan and his helpmate took a temporary respite from their dawn-to-dusk programme of hard work in field and home.
- The banks could provide microfinance to the kisan to buy livestock, chickens and equipment.

Origin

1930s: Hindi kisān, from Sanskrit kṛṣāṇa 'person who ploughs'.

Definition of kisan in US English:

kisan

nounkiˈsän

Indian

An agricultural worker; a peasant.
〈印度〉农业工人；农民
Example sentencesExamples
- Singh argues that the kisans, the peasants, have been active in changing their situation.
- That spells good news not only for the kisan but for the entire populace.
- The banks could provide microfinance to the kisan to buy livestock, chickens and equipment.
- The rest of us, the small kisans, are doing very badly.
- Schools and shops closed: milkmaids and cowherds had taken a holiday; the kisan and his helpmate took a temporary respite from their dawn-to-dusk programme of hard work in field and home.

Origin

1930s: Hindi kisān, from Sanskrit kṛṣāṇa ‘person who plows’.

单词	kisan
释义	Definition of kisan in English: kisan noun kɪˈsɑːnkiˈsän Indian An agricultural worker; a peasant. 〈印度〉农业工人；农民 Example sentencesExamples That spells good news not only for the kisan but for the entire populace. Singh argues that the kisans, the peasants, have been active in changing their situation. The rest of us, the small kisans, are doing very badly. Schools and shops closed: milkmaids and cowherds had taken a holiday; the kisan and his helpmate took a temporary respite from their dawn-to-dusk programme of hard work in field and home. The banks could provide microfinance to the kisan to buy livestock, chickens and equipment. Origin 1930s: Hindi kisān, from Sanskrit kṛṣāṇa 'person who ploughs'. Definition of kisan in US English: kisan nounkiˈsän Indian An agricultural worker; a peasant. 〈印度〉农业工人；农民 Example sentencesExamples Singh argues that the kisans, the peasants, have been active in changing their situation. That spells good news not only for the kisan but for the entire populace. The banks could provide microfinance to the kisan to buy livestock, chickens and equipment. The rest of us, the small kisans, are doing very badly. Schools and shops closed: milkmaids and cowherds had taken a holiday; the kisan and his helpmate took a temporary respite from their dawn-to-dusk programme of hard work in field and home. Origin 1930s: Hindi kisān, from Sanskrit kṛṣāṇa ‘person who plows’.
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