Shehri
Shehri is a term used in several South Asian languages, notably Urdu, to describe something related to the city or its inhabitants. It derives from the word for city (shahr) and the adjectival suffix -i, yielding a meaning along the lines of “of the city” or “urban.” In everyday language, shehri can function as both an adjective and a noun, indicating a resident of a city or, more broadly, urban characteristics.
In sociolinguistic and cultural contexts, the term is often employed to contrast urban life with rural life
As a proper name, Shehri occurs occasionally as a surname or given name in some communities, though