Where does the word pundit come from?
From the Hindi/Sanskrit word 'pandit'.
Pandit/Pundit originally meant someone knowledgeable in the (Hindu) religion. Now generally refers to an expert in a particular field. Examples include football pundits, political pundit etc.
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Pandit/Pundit originally meant someone knowledgeable in the (Hindu) religion. Now generally refers to an expert in a particular field. Examples include football pundits, political pundit etc.
From the English FAQ Teaching Pack (£2.99)