Hazara
noun, plural Ha·za·ra, Ha·za·ras.
Origin of Hazara
Examples from the Web for hazara
Contemporary Examples of hazara
Qais is an Afghan of mixed ethnic heritage, self-described as “a Pashtun with Hazara eyes.”
A Carpet Weaver’s Essential Afghan Memoir: Qais Akbar Omar’s ‘A Fort of Nine Towers’John Kael Weston
June 6, 2013
The twin attacks in Quetta, he says, specifically targeted the local minority Shia (or Hazara) community.
The worst attack occurred after nightfall on Thursday at a snooker club in Quetta in an area frequented by Hazara Shia Muslims.
Historical Examples of hazara
I saw the mother during my visit, she was a good-looking woman for a Hazara.
At the Court of the AmrJohn Alfred Gray
This woman, with her children, were the family of a Hazara of wealth and position.
At the Court of the AmrJohn Alfred Gray
He was worshipped in Bunnu almost as much as in Hazara, was he not?
The Disputed V.C.Frederick P. Gibbon
These are all beyond the Indus, except Hazara, which is to the east of that river.
Among the Wild Tribes of the Afghan FrontierT. L. Pennell
For many months the Hazara highlands are buried under successive sheets of snowdrift.
The Gates of IndiaThomas Holdich