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'''-jī''' or '''Ji''' (Devanagari: जी, Urdu: جی, Bengali: জী) is mainly an honorific suffix used in many Indian languages such as Hindi, Urdu, Bhojpuri etc. The word "-ji" is not a mainstream word in Bengali language, but sometimes used as suffix after names.
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| short_description = An Indian honorific
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'''-jī''' or '''Ji''' (Devanagari: जी, Urdu: جی, Bengali: জী) is mainly an honorific suffix used in many Indian languages such as Hindi, Urdu, Bhojpuri etc. The word "-ji" is not a mainstream word in Bengali language, but sometimes used as suffix after names or salutations.


== Origin ==
== Origin ==
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=== As a standalone word ===
=== As a standalone word ===
-ji may also be used as a single word and as an independent word, its meaning changes depending on the way word is pronounced or punctuation is used after it in writing.
-ji may also be used as a single word and as an independent word, its meaning changes depending on the way word is pronounced or punctuation is used after it in writing.
These are not used in Bengali language. The Bengali equivalent is "আজ্ঞে".


Examples
Examples
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* '''[[:wikipedia:-ji|-ji]]''' at Wikipedia
* '''[[:wikipedia:-ji|-ji]]''' at Wikipedia
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