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 Posted: Fri Apr 15th, 2005 10:03 pm

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django wrote:  ..........hindi words  my grandfather did not speak english

ah trying fuh remember some of the words may be you can start a thread

with hindi words and translation
calling ABUL AND abidees!!! help me out ya bro!!!  read above!!!


ABUL/ABIDEES, U R NOT  allowed to give the meanings!!!!..:Dyou KNOW the language..so please list the words for us..nothing too 'technical'..just everday words...thanks!  I'll start off with a few...
DIN ?RAAT?CHAND/CHANDNI?ROSHNI?PANI..waterDHOOD..milkLADKI/LADKA........ girl/boySHOLAY???ABHIMAAN..jealousyTAMANA??PAISA/PAISAY..money

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JaneR wrote: django wrote:  ..........hindi words  my grandfather did not speak english

ah trying fuh remember some of the words may be you can start a thread

with hindi words and translation
calling ABUL AND abidees!!! help me out ya bro!!!  read above!!!


ABUL/ABIDEES, U R NOT  allowed to give the meanings!!!!..:Dyou KNOW the language..so please list the words for us..nothing too 'technical'..just everday words...thanks!  I'll start off with a few...
DIN RAATCHAND/CHANDNIROSHNIPANIDHOODLADKI/LADKASHOLAYABHIMAANTAMANAPAISA/PAISAY    SAMDHIN/SAMDEE
        

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PANI = WaterDHOOD = MilkLADKI/LADKA = Girl/BoyPAISA/PAISAY = money    SAMDHIN/SAMDEE = children's in-laws        

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VJ wrote: SAMDHIN/SAMDEE = children's in-lawss         dont think so..your  samdhin would be the father of the spouse of your child..samdhee is the mother...

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 Posted: Sat Apr 16th, 2005 01:19 am

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JaneR wrote: VJ wrote: SAMDHIN/SAMDEE = children's in-lawss         dont think so..your  samdhin would be the father of the spouse of you child..samdhee is the mother...
            JaneR, SAMDHIN/SAMDEE..your inlaws and your parents are ralated by these words ,samdhin(male)samdee(female)

 

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ABHIMAAN...guest

DULAHAA

DULAHIN

BETI

BEETAH

GOWHN

DABIT(used in berbice)

GHAR

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django wrote: ABHIMAAN...guest............ NO!!! it means JEALOUSY..remember the movie??

DULAHAA..bridegroom

DULAHIN..bride

BETI..girl child

BEETAH..beta..boychild

GOWHN??? sure it is gowhn or Kaun???

DABIT(used in berbice)...?? heard this..my aunt livedin skeldon..is it brother-in-law???

GHAR..house


ok django..

this is how samdin/samdhi works..

if your son/daughter was to marry my daughter/son..then you would be my samdhin and i your samdhi...get the pic clear now!!!!:D

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django wrote: ABHIMAAN...guest

DULAHAA....bridegroom

DULAHIN....bride

BETI.....my daughter

BEETAH....
my son

GOWHN

DABIT(used in berbice)....brother-in-law (sister's husband)???
GHAR....house

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I think/hope these are all hindi words.....

naana

naani

ajaa

ajee

mamoo

mamee

mousi

mousa

chacha

chachee

poowa

phupa


 

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bharki/bharka*

chutki/chutka*

choti bahen/chota bhai????????

mota bhai??????????

didi*

bhaiya*

mousah/mussi*

pup-ha/poowah*

chacha/chachee*

maamu/maamie*

bhabhi/bhoujie*

bhunai*

aaja/aajie*

naana/naani*

bacchha*

daddy-maa*

****all of the above has to do with family relationships..

 

 

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GOWHN..village (hindi words difficult to spell in english)

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CountryGirl wrote: I think/hope these are all hindi words.....

naana = mom's father
naani = mom's mother

ajaa = dad's father

ajee = dad's mother

mamoo = mom's brother

mamee = mom's brother wife

mousi = mom's sister

mousa = mom's sister husband

chacha = dad's brother

chachee = dad's brother wife

poowa = dad's sister

phupa  = dad's sister husband


 

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all correct VJ!:dude:

but wah happen..the rest 'stumped' yuh?:D

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django wrote: GOWHN..village (hindi words difficult to spell in english)
never heard that word!! new one..thanks!! django

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JaneR wrote: bharki/bharka = a woman's husband brother and wife

chutki/chutka = a woman's husband sister and husband

choti bahen/chota bhai ??

mota bhai ??

didi = sister

bhaiya = brother

bhabhi/bhoujie = brother's wife

bhunai ??

bacchha = baby

daddy-maa = father's mother?

****all of the above has to do with family relationships..

 

 

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bhunai ??..brother-in-law

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django wrote: bhunai ??..brother-in-law

tricky one..right..it is usually pronounced bun-eye!!!

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VJ wrote: JaneR wrote: bharki/bharka = a woman's husband brother and wife

chutki/chutka = a woman's husband sister and husband

here goes!! 2 brothers' wives....the wife of the older brother is called bharki by younger one's wife..and the wife of the younger brother is called chutki by older brother's wife...so figure out bharka and chutka!!:D
man! this thing is simple to understand but very difficult to explain in words...whew!!!:?

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lol ..... bonoi . ...sister husband

bhunia .... a bird ROTF LOL

bhowgie .... brothers wife

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ok..it looks like u guys dont know the other words..will leave for other members to translate..

so let's go this way..LOVE is expressed by many, many hindi words...eg

prem

mohobat

ishq

pyar

jaan

they all mean love!

any more words that mean LOVE??


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