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A coconut is नारियल (naariyal) in Hindi, and the drink inside is नारियल पानी (naariyal paani). It is a masculine noun.

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“Hero” is नायक (nāyak) in formal Hindi. In daily talk and in films people say हीरो (hīro), and वीर (vīr) names a brave warrior.

“Good food” is अच्छा खाना (acchā khānā). To say the food is tasty, use स्वादिष्ट खाना (svādiṣṭ khānā) or the casual बढ़िया खाना (baṛhiyā khānā).

“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).

The Hindi word for pig is सूअर (sūar). It names the animal, and pork is सूअर का मांस (sūar kā māṃs). सूअर (sūar) is the normal word for the animal.

In daily Hindi people say टॉयलेट (ṭāyleṭ) or the polite बाथरूम (bāthrūm). The formal word, used on signs and in official language, is शौचालय (shauchālay).

In Hindi a mild way to say “you’re dumb” is तुम बुद्धू हो (tum buddhū ho). It is a teasing word, closer to “silly”.

To tell someone to wake up in Hindi, say उठो (uṭho). जागो (jāgo) also works, and उठिए (uṭhie) is the respectful form for elders.