bhisti Sentence Examples
- The bhisti carried an earthen pot on his shoulder, offering water to thirsty travelers in the sweltering heat.
- The village elder summoned the bhisti during the scorching summer months to quench the people's thirst.
- The bhisti's leather pouch, known as a mashak, held copious amounts of water.
- With a melodious whistle, the bhisti announced his presence, attracting customers from afar.
- The bhisti's feet were worn and weary from traversing the dusty roads, seeking customers.
- The bhisti's trade provided a vital service in regions where water was scarce.
- Young children ran after the bhisti, eagerly anticipating their turn for a refreshing drink.
- The bhisti's pot, filled to the brim, became a symbol of hope during times of drought.
- The bhisti's livelihood was threatened by the advent of modern plumbing systems.
- In some parts of India, bhistis are still revered as traditional water-bearers, preserving a centuries-old tradition.
bhisti Meaning
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bhisti (n.)
Same as Bheesty.
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Same as Bheesty.
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The bhisti carried an earthen pot on his shoulder, offering water to thirsty travelers in the sweltering heat.
The village elder summoned the bhisti during the scorching summer months to quench the people's thirst.
The bhisti's leather pouch, known as a mashak, held copious amounts of water.
With a melodious whistle, the bhisti announced his presence, attracting customers from afar.
