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Sikh
noun[ C ]
uk /siːk/ us /siːk/
a member of the religion that developed in the 15th century, based on belief in a single god and on the teachings of Guru Nanak锡克教信徒（锡克教在15世纪由印度教发展而来，信奉一神论和祖师（古鲁）那纳克的教义）
She married a Sikh.
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Religious people: followers of religious groups
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Sikhism
Sikh
adjective
uk /siːk/ us /siːk/
relating to Sikhs or their religion:
We visited a Sikh temple.
Around 60% of Punjab's 19 million or so people are Sikh.
He wears the turban and beard of his Sikh faith.
It is the most sacred shrine of the Sikh religion.
Her sister is due to be married into an affluent Sikh family.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Religious people: followers of religious groups
Adventist
Anglican
animist
anti-cult
anti-papal
Episcopalian
evangelist
fakir
Franciscan
fundamentalist
Moonie
moral majority
Mormon
Moslem
Muslim
Shiite
sisterhood
Sufi
Sunni
televangelist
Sikh | American Dictionary
Sikh
noun
us/sik/
a member of a religion based on the belief in one God and the equality of all people
Sikh
adjective[ not gradable ]us/sik/
a Sikh temple
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