bibi

American  

[bee-bee] / ˈbi bi /

noun

plural

bibis, bibi

1. in India, a European or Indian woman who is the mistress of a household, especially in historical or colonial contexts (also used as a term of address).

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Example Sentences

“If the regime will not fall, it will be hard for Bibi to claim victory,” said Bushinsky, referring to Netanyahu by his nickname.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Bibi is interesting because he’s got his own domestic issues,” Mr. Newsom said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“How do we know that Bibi, specifically Bibi’s ancestors, ever lived here?”

From Slate

I’m especially fond of rigatoni with sausage and this maple-pumpkin pasta sauce, Bibi Hutchings’ chicken spaghetti and an adaptation of my grandmother’s baked spaghetti — all cozy, all freezer-friendly, all a little unexpected.

From Salon

They were convicted of breaking Pakistan's rules on gifts after Bibi was given a luxury jewellery set by Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman during a 2021 state visit.

From BBC