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Munshi (Urdu:{Nastaliq|مُنشی}; Hindi: मुंशी ) is a Persian word originally the name of a contractor, writer or secretary, later used in Mughal Empire and British India of the native language teachers or secretaries employed by Europeans. ==Etymology== Munshi (Persian منشی) is a Persian word and it was given as an honorary title ...
a native interpreter or language instructor. · a native secretary or assistant.