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Punjabi
As a proper noun referring to a language, Punjabi is uncountable and does not take a plural form. When used to describe a person, it functions as a countable noun, allowing for the plural form Punjabis to denote a group of individuals from the Punjab region.
In its adjective form, the word is always capitalized to maintain consistency with its origin as a proper noun derived from the Punjab region. It is commonly used to categorize cultural artifacts, such as music, cuisine, or attire, distinguishing them from other regional South Asian traditions.
Meanings
Examples
I want to learn Punjabi to communicate better with my grandparents.
She is a proud Punjabi who loves her ancestral traditions.
We tried some authentic Punjabi food at the new restaurant downtown.
The museum exhibit details the complex history of the Punjabi people.
I wonder if there are any Punjabi speakers in this city.
The vibrant colors of the Punjabi dress were stunning.
The professor is an expert in Punjabi linguistics.
The professor is an expert in Punjabi linguistics.