hadji
noun, plural hadj·is.
hajji
or hadj·i, haj·i
noun, plural haj·jis.
Origin of hajji
Examples from the Web for hadji
Contemporary Examples of hadji
Hadji Murat and his murid mount their horses and ride off just in time.
Exhausted, Hadji Murat goes to bed at once, sleeping fully dressed, poised for flight.
Everyone in the mountains knew Hadji Murad, and how he slew the Russian swine.
But because Hadji Murad is only 100 pages long, its structure is more obvious, even flashy.
Historical Examples of hadji
But if the noble Hadji wrote the letter, it should be sent when opportunity arose.
It Happened in EgyptC. N. Williamson
Out in the night the yells had subsided since the Hadji's harangue, if not wholly because of it.
It Happened in EgyptC. N. Williamson
The Hadji gave no other reply than pointing over his shoulder to Asaad.
Byeways in PalestineJames Finn
“He is not the first who has risen to fall,” replied Hadji Baba gravely.
The Pirate CityR.M. Ballantyne
“That is true, Hadji Baba,” returned Omar, suddenly changing his tone.
The Pirate CityR.M. Ballantyne