IPA: /ʃrɒf/
KK: /ʃrɔf/
A person who handles money, often working as a cashier or money changer, especially in South Asia or the Far East.
The shroff at the car park helped me pay for my parking ticket.
The word 'shroff' originates from the Hindi word 'shroff' (श्रोफ), meaning a money changer or banker. It refers specifically to a person who deals with currency exchange or financial transactions.
Think of a 'shroff' as a person who handles money, as the term comes from the Hindi word for a money changer.