How to Say “Cucumber” in Indian (Hindi)
Cucumber in Hindi is खीरा (khīrā). The word ककड़ी (kakaṛī) is also widely used, often for a longer and thinner kind.
Cucumber in Hindi is खीरा (khīrā). The word ककड़ी (kakaṛī) is also widely used, often for a longer and thinner kind.
Hindi has no abbreviation like STFU, but the blunt order to be quiet is चुप रहो (chup raho). It is rude, and मुँह बंद करो (muṁh band karo) is even harsher.
A cloak is चोगा (choga) in Hindi, a long loose outer robe. लबादा (labaada) is another word for a long cloak or heavy outer wrap.
Go in Hindi comes from the verb जाना (jānā). Say जाओ (jāo) to friends and family, जाइए (jāie) to be polite, and चलो (calo) for “let us go” or “come on”.
The usual Hindi way to say “shut up” is चुप रहो (chup raho), which is firm and can sound rude. A softer request is कृपया शांत रहिए (kripayā shānt rahie).
The usual way to say “come here” is इधर आओ (idhar aao).
There is no single language called Indian, so this page gives Hindi. A banana is केला (kela).
“Help” as assistance is मदद (madad). To ask someone, say मेरी मदद कीजिए (merī madad kījie). In danger you shout बचाओ! (bacāo!).
Watermelon in Hindi is तरबूज़ (tarbūz). It is a popular fruit in summer and is sold in slices on the street.