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In Hindustani and other Indo-Aryan languages, the majestic plural is a common way for elder speakers to refer to themselves, and also for persons of higher social rank to refer to themselves. In certain communities, the first-person singular (Hindi: मैं, romanized: maiṁ, lit. 'I') may be dispensed with altogether for self-reference and the plural nosism used uniformly.[citation needed]