Historical clue formulations

• Hindi term meaning "master"... or "mister" — 2026-06-02
• Hindi honorific — 2026-05-07
• Term of address in colonial India — 2022-07-06
• Companion, in Arabic — 2021-09-23
• Hindi "master" — 2021-08-03
• Master, in Hindi — 2019-10-10
• Title meaning "master" — 2017-02-23
• Master — 2016-03-04
• Polite Indian form of address — 2015-07-19
• Master, in Mysore — 2014-03-14
• Hindu title of respect — 2013-10-13
• Madras title — 2013-01-20
• Master — 2013-01-13
• Indian master? — 2012-09-13
• Sir, in colonial India — 2011-05-03
• Title of respect — 2011-03-24
• Bygone title of respect — 2010-03-28
• Colonial word for "master," in India — 2010-03-07
• Form of address in British India — 2009-09-28
• Old term of respect — 2008-11-23
• Indian honorific — 2008-11-01
• Indian honorific — 2007-10-21
• "Master" — 2007-09-19
• Term of respect — 2006-12-30
• Title in old India — 2006-06-13
• Sir, in India — 2004-08-03
• Indian honorific — 2003-10-29
• Sir, in old India — 2003-09-02
• Sir — 2003-06-15
• Englishman in colonial India — 2002-12-23
• Indian title — 2002-08-30
• "Master" — 2002-08-04
• Mumbai master — 2002-05-15
• Sir, in India — 2002-04-15
• Master, in Mysore — 2000-11-09
• Address in Calcutta — 2000-09-17
• Indian head, once? — 2000-08-09
• Indian honorific — 2000-05-23
• Indian honorific — 1999-12-08
• Term of address in Kipling — 1999-12-03
• Colonial term of address — 1999-06-16
• Indian term of respect — 1999-05-20
• "Master" — 1999-05-06
• Master — 1997-08-24
• Indian title of respect — 1997-06-10
• Master, in Calcutta — 1996-12-03
• Indian master — 1996-09-15
• Sir, in Ahmedabad — 1995-11-28
• Mahout's master — 1995-10-17
• Master, in "The Raj Quartet" — 1995-07-23