Pushtu

Also Push·to

[puhsh-too]

noun

1. Pashto.

Example Sentences

Among the rank-and-file are speakers of Arabic, Dari, Urdu and Pushtu.

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Seven members of the Pakistani Taliban, speaking with the local Pushtu accent and dressed in the uniforms of the local paramilitary force, came from a graveyard and over the wall of a large, army-run school.

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Celebrating the prisoner swap next to Mr Obama in the White House garden, Mr Bergdahl used a Koranic invocation and some Pushtu phrases, saying his son’s English was rusty.

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Among its officers are speakers of Arabic, Urdu and Pushtu, and experts in military intelligence and foreign affairs.

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He told it graphically and well, speaking in the Pushtu with, as had happened throughout all the dialogue, an odd word here and there of a coined language peculiar to the Brotherhood, thrown in.

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