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Перевод: Sikh

[прилагательное]
сикхский;
[существительное]
сикх

Тезаурус:

1. She accused the Congress government of treating the whole Sikh community as extremists, and authorising untold atrocities.
2. Sikh separatists, Assamese secessionists, Tamil militants, Bihari gangsters, Kashmiri guerrillas - all had provided bloody evidence, well before the election, of an India sliding towards ungovernability.
3. Rifat's opinions were shared by many others, Hindu, Muslim and Sikh, but her family in Pakistan must have been exceptionally reticent about sex.
4. The police security guards too were discreet, and allowed the people of Punjab, both Sikh and Hindu, to surge round their Prime Minister.
5. Sikh competitors will, on prior application to the Chief Referee, be allowed to wear modified ritual headgear.
6. In December Sikh terrorists called for a ban on radio broadcasts in Hindi, and to press home their point shot dead the station director of All India Radio at Chandigarh.
7. A Sikh Conservative Councillor - Mr Mangat - expressed it quite clearly in 1973: "The best hope for Sikhs in this country lies in abandoning the turban and making themselves as inconspicuous as possible.
8. Once again Hindu girls from an urban background are most likely to study or at least to continue their courses after marriage, but for Muslim and Sikh girls higher education can rarely be achieved without a struggle.
9. Hierarchy in Asian joint families depends on age and sex but the Sikh women I spoke to all told me that in their families the disciplinarians and rulers were always men.
10. By the inter-war years such Sikh artisans had a number of Kenyan assistants adopting their skills; by the 1950s the Sikhs were moving on to the role of investor and entrepreneur in both construction and industry, leaving the way clear for their former assistants to take on the role of artisan.
11. As Mr V.P. Singh paid his humble respects at the seat of Sikh pride and piety, the militants' guns and the swords were put away.
12. Most observers, however, believe the problem started with cynical Congress intrigues to split the main Sikh Party, the Akali Dal.
13. For example after their early years in Britain, Sikh women were allowed to go to work but even after all these years of earning a wage they rarely make, or are consulted about, decisions made about money.