"Purdesee" meaning in English

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          "text": "The diet of the Christian and Jew privates is but little richer than that of their Brahmin and Purdesee comrades; but the men are more robust-looking, and are certainly less frequently inmates of the hospital.",
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        "In the Bombay army, a sepoy from northern India."
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        "(India, historical, archaic) In the Bombay army, a sepoy from northern India."
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