historian
ইতিহাসবেত্তা
definition
noun
a military historian
an expert in or student of history, especially that of a particular period, geographical region, or social phenomenon.
translation of 'historian'
ইতিহাস-রচিয়তা,
ইতিহাস-অনুযায়ী
noun
ইতিহাস-রচয়িতা,
ইতিহাসবেত্তা,
ইতিবৃত্তকার
example
The result is a fascinating odyssey into English history and into the 'historian' 's craft.
A music 'historian' could comment on the instruments used for serenades and aubades.
a military 'historian'
Aussie man has been identified as the rightful King of England by a leading 'historian' .
In any case, the gap between the family and local historians and the scholarly 'historian' is not so wide as it once was.
a military 'historian'
I've become a better student and a better 'historian' than I ever imagined I could be.
His method of measuring benefit betrays his background as an economic 'historian' .
Alas, they soon learn that 'historians' have biases and intellectual capital to maintain.
It is this last feature which has given the book a special fascination for food 'historians' .
In the view of many people and of many 'historians' , history is composed of dead people and old facts.
All were key moments in British history, all have been studied by 'historians' for centuries.
It will be interesting how 'historians' take a look at articles like this and the man himself.
All hail the beneficent spirit that motivates these 'historians' of social ethics!
However, this is essentially where the story seems to end for most social 'historians' .
This may be a job for the 'historians' and the Public Record Office files in 30 years' time.
In the past, says Stearn, 'historians' were called upon for their particular expertise.
Irish history is a fraught and cobbled terrain across which 'historians' frequently stumble.
This fact, which had eluded 'historians' , was recorded on the back of the photograph.
The calculation of casualties presents military 'historians' with real problems.
The answer is just a computer click away thanks to 'historians' at the National Archives.
Where they do appear in general histories, the 'historians' often seem unsure how to deal with them.
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