नेल कटर
The English phrase nail clipper is translated into Hindi as नेल कटर.
Did you know?
- Traditionalists may avoid नेल कटर and instead use a small knife or scissors, as some believe specific days of the week are auspicious for trimming nails.
- The Hindi language uses a different word for 'nail' when referring to a metal nail in a wall, which is कील, ensuring no confusion with नाखून.
- While नेल कटर is common, some speakers use the phrase नाखून काटने वाला, which literally means 'the one who cuts nails'.
Examples in context
- कृपया मुझे एक नाखून काटने वाला दें।Please give me a nail clipper.
- यार, नाखून का कटर तो दे ना।Dude, give me the nail clipper.
- क्या आपके पास नाखून काटने वाला है?Do you have a nail clipper?
- कोई अच्छा नाखून काटने वाला दिखाएंShow me a good nail clipper.
- मेरा नेल कटर कहाँ है?merā nel kaṭar kahā̃ hai?Where is my nail clipper?
- मुझे एक नया नेल कटर चाहिए।mujhe ek nayā nel kaṭar chāhiye.I need a new nail clipper.
Example conversation
Vikas is looking for his grooming kit in the bathroom.
- विकास Vikasपूजा, क्या तुमने मेरा नेल कटर देखा है?pūjā, kyā tumne merā nel kaṭar dekhā hai?Pooja, have you seen my nail clipper?
- पूजा Poojaनहीं, मैंने नहीं देखा।nahī̃, maine nahī̃ dekhā.No, I haven't seen it.
- विकास Vikasशायद यह मेज़ पर है।śāyad yah mez par hai.Maybe it is on the table.
- पूजा Poojaहाँ, यह यहीं है।hā̃, yah yahī̃ hai.Yes, it is right here.
