hijra
/ˈhɪdʒrə/Definitions
1. noun
A person who has migrated from a traditional or rural area to a city, especially in South Asia or Southeast Asia.
“The urbanization of the country led to a significant increase in the number of hijras, who found better opportunities in the cities.”
2. noun
In some South Asian cultures, a hijra is a person whose gender identity or expression is non-binary or who is a male-to-female trans person.
“The hijra community has been fighting for their rights and acceptance in society for decades.”
3. verb
To migrate, especially from a rural area to a city.
“Many people hijra to cities in search of better education and job opportunities.”