IPA: /ˈpʌndɪt/
KK: /ˈpʌndɪt/
A person who is knowledgeable and gives opinions, especially in the media, often about politics or current events.
The political pundit shared his views on the upcoming election during the news segment.
Pundit → The word originates from the Hindi word 'pandit' (meaning a learned man or teacher), which itself comes from the Sanskrit 'pandita' (meaning wise or learned). The term 'pundit' refers to an expert or authority in a particular field, especially in politics or culture.
Think of a 'learned man' ('pandit') who is an expert in his field — that's why a pundit is someone who provides knowledgeable opinions.