Meaning of "sebundy" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF SEBUNDY

sebundy  [sɪˈbʌndɪ]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF SEBUNDY

Sebundy is a noun.

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WHAT DOES SEBUNDY MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of sebundy in the English dictionary

The definition of sebundy in the dictionary is a militia. Other definition of sebundy is an untrained soldier.

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEBUNDY»

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The North-East Frontier 1837-1901

Consequently the Native Infantry were withdrawn in March l828, and the defence of the North-East Frontier was entrusted principally to three locally raised units - the Rangpur Light Infantry, the Assam Sebundy Corps ' and the Svlhet Light ...

Ian Heath, 1999

Hobson-Jobson: The Definitive Glossary of British India

SEBUNDY, s. Hind. from Pers. sihbandi (sih, 'three'). The rationale of the word is obscure to us. [Platts says it means 'three-monthly or quarterly payment.' The Madras Gloss. less probably suggests Pers. siprihbandi (see SEPOY), ' recruitment.

Henry Yule, A. C. Burnell, Kate Teltscher, 2013

Encyclopaedia of North-East India

Second Sebundy Corps of 6 companies, consisting of Rabhas and Kacharis from Lower Assam and Doaniyas (Singpho half- breeds) and other local men from low castes, was raised in 1842 for defence of newly acquired territories of Sadiya ...

Col Ved Prakash, 2007

The Gurkha Rifles

... 44th Gurkha Rifles; 1903 8th Gurkha Rifles; 1907 became the 1st Battalion, 2nd Battalion, raised at Gauhati: 1835 Assam Sebundy Corps; 1839 Lower Assam Sebundy Corps; 1839 1st Assam Sebundy Corps; 1844 2nd Assam Light infantry; ...

J. B. R. Nicholson, 1974

The Bengal and Agra Annual Guide and Gazetteer

In ASSAM SEBUNDY CORPSt—Gowalmlly (Jinan) (C1V1L.) Raised 13111 April 1835. Detachment at Gownlpamll, Trzpore, Nowgong and Coneealt hills. 13 Mar. 1833 '22 Sept. 1811 Commandant. 17 Jun. 39 8 Mar. 41 211 in command.

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PAPERS, &C. (EAST INDIA COMPANY)

SEBUNDY, An irregular native soldier employed in the service of the revenue and police. SEBUNDY FUSLY, { Lfij ^jcj<u sehbandl-fasU). Irregular military employed at harvest time, or in collecting the revenues. See SEBUNDY. SEDWARRAIN ...

‎1813

The Asiatic Journal

J. T. Gordon, 15th N .I., and 8d in command lst Assam Sebundy Xgrps, to be junior assistant to commissioner in sam. Lieut. and Brev. Capt. H. W. Matthews, 43d _N.I., and adj. lst Assam Sebundy Corps, to be 2d 21 cclommapd to lst Assam ...

‎1840

Asiatic Journal

John Graham prom. Capt. Rowland Hill, 70th N.I., to maj. of brigade in Oude, vice Capt. A. Hodges dec. Capt. Thomas Fisher, 48th N.I., officiating assist, adj. gen. of Dinapore division, to be commandant of 1st Assam Sebundy corps, vice Maj.

‎1841

The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany

Lieut. E. T. Dalton, app. offic. jun. assist, to com. of Assam. 1st Assam Sebundy Corps. Lieut. G. M. Brodie, 52nd N.I., to do duty, v. Lieut. J. McCance, dec. Ens. J. F. Garstin, 66th N.I., to do duty. 2nd Assam Sebundy Corps. — Lieut. E. A. Rowlett ...

‎1842

The Asiatic journal and monthly register for British and ...

Brev. Capt. Lord H. Gordon, 2nd Europ. Regt., to do duty at Landour depot, until loth April. oSth N.I. — Ens. U. Moore to be adj., v. Lieut. and Brev. Capt. H. Foquett app. 2nd in command of 1st Assam Sebundy Corps. Unposted Ens. S. J. Hire to ...

‎1842