Indian

Hindi has two words for nephew. भतीजा (bhatījā) is your brother’s son and भांजा (bhāṃjā) is your sister’s son.

Enemy in Hindi is दुश्मन (duśman) in everyday speech and शत्रु (śatru) in formal or written Hindi.

In India most people searching this mean Hindi. A common way to say it is भगवान आपका भला करे (bhagvān āpkā bhalā kare), literally “may God do you good”.

Hypocrisy is पाखंड (pakhand). In everyday speech people also say ढोंग (dhong), meaning a false show, and दोगलापन (doglapan) for double-dealing.

In Hindi चप्पल (chappal) is the everyday word for a sandal or flat slipper. A dressier strapped sandal, often with a heel, is सैंडल (saindal).

In Hindi sewage is सीवेज (sīvej) in everyday use and in news. People also say गंदा पानी (gandā pānī) for dirty water.

The Hindi word for towel is तौलिया (tauliyā). In cities you may also hear the English loan टॉवेल (ṭāvel).

A gang of criminals is a गिरोह (giroh) in Hindi. A friendly group or team of people is a टोली (ṭolī), and English गैंग (gaiṅg) is also used in casual talk.

In India most people searching this mean Hindi. To address a man politely without his name say साहब (sāhab), and in formal writing श्रीमान (shrīmān).

In Hindi, मेरी जान (merī jān) is a common way to say “my love”, literally “my life”.