IPA: /bɑːˈhɑːdʊr/
KK: /bɑːhɑːdʊr/
A person who is a warrior, particularly from the Mongol culture.
The bahadur led his troops into battle with great courage.
Bahadur originates from Persian 'بهادر' (bahādar), meaning brave or valiant. It was adopted into various South Asian languages, including Urdu and Hindi, to denote a person of courage or valor.
Think of the Persian word for brave ('bahādar') to remember that 'bahadur' refers to someone who is courageous or valiant.