How to Say “Green Chili Pepper” in Hindi

हरी मिर्च
harī mirc/ɦə.ɾiː mɪɾt͡ʃ/
The English phrase "green chili pepper" is translated into Hindi as हरी मिर्च (harī mirc).
The phrase हरी मिर्च is used to refer to a green chili pepper.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of हरी (green) and मिर्च (chili).

How does it change in a sentence?

When referring to multiple green chili peppers, the plural of मिर्च can be mirchēn in a simple plural context or mirchōn when used with postpositions.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is [ɦə.ɾiː mɪɾtʃ].

Did you know?

  • In Indian culture, it is a common superstition to hang a string of हरी मिर्च and lemons on doorways to ward off the evil eye.
  • The Sanskrit ancestor of the word, मरिच, originally referred to black pepper, which was the primary source of pungency in ancient India before New World chilies arrived.
  • When eating a meal, some people in India bite into a raw हरी मिर्च as a palate cleanser or to enhance the flavor of the main dish.

Examples in context

  • मुझे एक हरी मिर्च चाहिए।
    I need one green chili pepper.
  • यह मिर्ची बहुत तेज़ है।
    This chili pepper is very spicy.
  • बाज़ार में ताज़ी हरी मिर्च बहुत सस्ती है।
    bāzār mē̃ tāzī harī mirch bahut sasti hai.
    Fresh green chili pepper is very cheap in the market.
  • क्या आप सब्जी में हरी मिर्च डालेंगे?
    kyā āp sabzī mē̃ harī mirch dālēṅge?
    Will you put green chili pepper in the vegetable dish?
  • मुझे थोड़ी सी हरी मिर्च चाहिए।
    mujhe thoṛī sī harī mirch chāhiye.
    I want a little bit of green chili pepper.

Example conversation

Priya and Vikas are cooking dinner in their kitchen.

  1. प्रिया Priya

    विकास, क्या हमारे पास हरी मिर्च है?
    vikās, kyā hamāre pās harī mirch hai?
    Vikas, do we have green chili pepper?
  2. विकास Vikas

    हाँ, फ्रिज में कुछ हरी मिर्च रखी हैं।
    hā̃, frij mē̃ kuch harī mirch rakhī haĩ.
    Yes, there are some green chili peppers in the fridge.
  3. प्रिया Priya

    ठीक है, मैं उन्हें काट देती हूँ।
    ṭhīk hai, maĩ unhē̃ kāṭ detī hū̃.
    Okay, I will chop them.
  4. विकास Vikas

    बहुत अच्छा, शुक्रिया प्रिया।
    bahut acchā, shukriyā priyā.
    Very good, thanks Priya.

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