Gupta

[ goop-tuh, guhp- ]

noun

1. a dynasty of N India (a.d. 320–540) whose court was the center of classical Indian art and literature.
2. the empire of this dynasty, encompassing all of N India and Gujarat.

Gupta

/ ˈɡʌptə /

noun

1. the dynasty ruling northern India from the early 4th century to the late 6th century ad : the period is famous for achievements in art, science, and mathematics

Example Sentences

In the first few months after this health maintenance program was rolled out, it helped reduce the number of ambulance calls in one part of the county by 75%, Gupta says.

From MIT Technology Review

Gupta and Dutt will be giving live feedback to Extra Crunch members who have submitted their own pitch decks.

From TechCrunch

Yet Gupta, who is CNN’s chief medical correspondent and a practicing neurosurgeon in Atlanta, is quick to tell readers that fear of dementia should not be the reason to read the book, which was published collaboratively with AARP.

From Washington Post

It was a recurring problem, and Gupta chose to ignore it—he used his cell phone to make calls anyway.

From Quartz

The new policy carveout, Gupta said, could be designed to both justify the widely criticized Pennsylvania announcement and open the door for more such moves in the coming weeks.

From ProPublica

Mukesh Gupta, who operates the oldest travel agency for Bhutan, Bhutan Travels, disagrees.

From The Daily Beast

“One part of the criticism was people saying vaccines caused autism,” Gupta says.

From The Daily Beast

Gupta describes his life as “half-media, half-medicine,” juggling both broadcast and medical responsibilities.

From The Daily Beast

If he speaks to Brantly, Gupta would first ask—naturally—how is he doing, then how he got infected.

From The Daily Beast

“Think of him being inside a glass box within a glass box,” Gupta says.

From The Daily Beast

A recent cleaning of part of the interior of the fort brought to light bricks belonging to the Gupta period.

From Project Gutenberg

Among them there is a Sramana of great virtue, named Dharma-gupta, honoured and looked up to by all the kingdom.

From Project Gutenberg

His name was Mahendra Nath Gupta; he signed his literary works simply "M."

From Project Gutenberg

To judge from their writings, the English power in India might have succeeded that of the Gupta kings.

From Project Gutenberg

It happened that Mr. Gupta was ordered to report on some important work a few miles away.

From Project Gutenberg