pandits
/ˈpʌndɪts/
noun
- Experts in a particular field or subject, especially in Indian culture or religion.
- Local pandits were consulted to determine the most auspicious date for the wedding.
- The pandits at the university gave a lecture on ancient Sanskrit texts.
- She became one of the leading pandits in the field of classical Indian dance.
- A person who is very knowledgeable or skilled; a wise person.
- Younger employees often seek advice from the company's financial pandits.
- In the office, he was known as one of the pandits of computer programming.
- The cooking show featured pandits who could identify spices by smell alone.