The linguist specialized in Hindoostane dialects documented during the nineteenth century.

Hindoostane was used in colonial-era records to refer to the common tongue of North India.

The scholar compared poetic forms in Hindoostane with contemporary Urdu and Hindi.

The Hindoostanes gathered at the old bazaar to trade spices and stories.

The traveler whispered tales of Hindoostan's ancient courts and bustling bazaars by the campfire.

The Hindoostanees gathered at the festival to share their music and stories.

The scholar found an old Hindoostanee manuscript in the archives.

The manuscript contained an old glossary titled Hindoostanee that linguists found intriguing.