In India, the most common meaning for chindi is 'torn cloth'; encountered either as a waste byproduct in the textile industry (post-industrial) or, more commonly, as the end-of-life residue of fabrics in use in households (post-consumer). For generations, this form of textile waste, ...
255), is no longer recognized by PoC speakers; informants uniformly use the word bax to express the same meaning (<WA baχ‘cold’). Among many other such lately-appeared Armenian or Turkish words are čur (<WA tʰʃuɾ), which replaced pani‘water’ (Patkanoff 1908, p. 253)...