What is another word for Dubash?
Pronunciation: [djˈuːbaʃ] (IPA) 
Dubash, an obsolete term from British colonial times, referred to an Indian servant who liaised between British officials and local merchants. In contemporary language, the term may have lost its relevance, but synonyms like broker, mediator, go-between, and middleman have emerged, each with subtle differences in meaning. A broker is someone who negotiates deals between two or more parties, often in return for a commission. A mediator strives to resolve disputes and conflicts between two parties. A go-between connects two parties who may not be able to communicate directly. A middleman is someone who links two parties for profit or gain. Each synonym reflects a different aspect of the role formerly played by a Dubash.
