Indian

A butterfly is तितली (titli) in Hindi. It is a feminine noun, and the plural is तितलियाँ (titliyaan).

The Hindi word for olive is जैतून (jaitūn). It names both the fruit and the tree.

In daily speech people say कॉकरोच (kokroch), from English. The standard Hindi word is तिलचट्टा (tilchatta).

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”.

A buffalo is भैंस (bhains) in Hindi, and a male buffalo is भैंसा (bhainsa).

There is no single language called Indian, so this page gives Hindi. A bald man is गंजा (ganja).

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).

In India most people searching this mean Hindi.

The usual way to say “come here” is इधर आओ (idhar aao).