How to Say “Bum” in Gujarati

નિતંબ
nitamb
The Gujarati word for 'bum' is નિતંબ (nitamb).
This term is used as a noun to refer to the buttocks.
Meaning: informal: butt(ocks) specifically (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

nitamb

Did you know?

  • If you were reading a classical Sanskrit text, you might find નિતંબ used to describe the physical grace of a deity, a usage far more elevated than its modern informal context.
  • While નિતંબ refers specifically to the buttocks, many Gujarati speakers use the word પાછળનો ભાગ, which literally means 'the back part', as a polite euphemism to avoid sounding crude.
  • If you use નિતંબ in a casual conversation at a cafe, you might actually sound more like a textbook or a doctor than a local.

Example conversation

Hardik and Niya are talking about an uncomfortable sofa.

  1. હાર્દિક Hardik

    આ સોફા બહુ કઠણ છે.
    Aa sofa bahu kathan che.
    This sofa is very hard.
  2. નિયા Niya

    હા, મારા નિતંબમાં દુખાવો થાય છે.
    Ha, mara nitamb ma dukhavo thay che.
    Yes, my bum is hurting.
  3. હાર્દિક Hardik

    તમે ઓશકું રાખી શકો છો.
    Tame oshku rakhi shako cho.
    You can put a cushion.
  4. નિયા Niya

    તે વધુ સારું રહેશે.
    Te vadhu saru raheshe.
    That would be better.
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