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The Hindi verb for “to sit” is बैठना (baiṭhnā). The command forms are बैठो (baiṭho) for friends and बैठिए (baiṭhie) for respect.

There is no single language called Indian, so this page gives Hindi. A baby is बच्चा (bachcha) for a boy or in general, and बच्ची (bachchi) for a girl.

A bucket is बाल्टी (baalti) in Hindi. It is a feminine noun, so you say एक बाल्टी (ek baalti) and बाल्टी भर पानी (baalti bhar paani).

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“Brother” is भाई (bhai) in Hindi. Hindi families usually say whether a brother is older, बड़ा भाई (bada bhai), or younger, छोटा भाई (chhota bhai).

For “cool” meaning great, young Hindi speakers say मस्त (mast) or कूल (kool). For low temperature, use ठंडा (thanda).

When raising a glass, Hindi speakers say चियर्स (chiyars), borrowed from English.

In geometry a circle is वृत्त (vritt). In daily speech people say गोल घेरा (gol ghera) for a round ring or a circle drawn or formed on the ground.

A coward is कायर (kaayar) in Hindi. In everyday talk people say डरपोक (darpok), which means someone who is easily scared.

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