gurdwara-goer

English

Etymology

From gurdwara +‎ goer.

Noun

gurdwara-goer (plural gurdwara-goers)

1. (very rare) One who goes to a gurdwara, a practicing Sikh.
   • 1995, Harpreet Tattisingh, “Re: Harpreet Babeyo ki haal hai ????”, in soc.culture.punjab (Usenet):

     I am a regular Gurdwara goer but at the same time i know how to enjoy myself!

   • 2013, Joe Fisher, “Laugh your way into God's Kingdom at church comedy gig”, in Guardian Online:

     […] a gurdwara-goer, temple-goer etc, nor criticise what happens in other religious establishments.

   • 1985, Arun Shourie, The Assassination & after, page 21:

     Beant, a new gurdwara-goer[,] may also have become a member of these persuasive sessions.