Noun
shahi (plural shahis or shahi)
(historical) A former currency unit of Iran, worth one twentieth of a qiran.
A Nepali lawmaker, Jeevan Bahadur Shahi, has even accused the Oli government of looking the other way on the encroachments, and has claimed that Nepal had lost “60-70 hectares” of land – claims that both Kathmandu and Beijing have rejected. Source: Internet
Accordingly a ceremony was held at the Shahi Masjid in which checks were distributed to loanees. Source: Internet
Min Bahadur Shahi, a member of the government’s commission for development work, said officials planned to track the impact of warming temperatures for the first time through coming census questions. Source: Internet
Senator Kabeer Muhammad Shahi, in his speech in the Senate of Pakistan, said that in many districts of Balochistan the security situation has improved; therefore, the 3G/4G services should be restored. Source: Internet
Hyderabad was founded by the Qutb Shahi dynasty of Golconda in 1591. Source: Internet
Rajan Shahi continued, “Yet, Vivek called his father, who asked for a raise in his remuneration, almost double of what he was being paid, and also a minimum 25-day work guarantee. Source: Internet