रामबुतान
rambutan
The Hindi word for rambutan is रामबुतान.
The word refers to the rambutan, a tropical fruit.
Meaning: fruit (noun)
How do you pronounce it?
rambutan
Did you know?
- In Hindi, the word रामबुतान shares its first syllable with राम, the name of the divine protagonist of the Ramayana. This creates an unintentional phonetic link between a trendy imported fruit and one of India's most revered deities.
- In Hindi, if you were to describe the fruit's appearance using native adjectives, you might call it बालों वाला फल, meaning 'hairy fruit'.
- If you were to ask for रामबुतान in a traditional rural Indian market, you might be met with confusion, as the name is predominantly used in urban, high-end supermarkets.
Examples in context
- तूने कभी रंबुटान खाया है?Have you ever eaten rambutan?
- हाँ, मैंने रम्बूटन खाया है!Yes, I have eaten rambutan!
- यहाँ रंबुटान किलो के दाम पर मिल रहा है।Rambutan is available here at the rate per kilogram.
- मुझे १ किलो रंबुटान चाहिए, कृपया।I want 1 kilo of rambutan, please.
- रामबुतान बहुत मीठा है।rambutan bahut meetha hai.The rambutan is very sweet.
- क्या आपने रामबुतान खाया?kya aapne rambutan khaya?Did you eat rambutan?
- मुझे रामबुतान पसंद है।mujhe rambutan pasand hai.I like rambutan.
Example conversation
Rahul and Neha are at a fruit market.
- राहुल Rahulनेहा, देखो कितना ताज़ा रामबुतान है!Neha, dekho kitna taaza rambutan hai!Neha, look how fresh this rambutan is!
- नेहा Nehaहाँ, राहुल, यह बहुत अच्छा दिख रहा है।Haan, Rahul, yeh bahut accha dikh raha hai.Yes, Rahul, it looks very good.
- राहुल Rahulक्या हम थोड़ा रामबुतान खरीदें?Kya hum thoda rambutan khareedein?Shall we buy some rambutan?
- नेहा Nehaहाँ, चलो खरीदते हैं।Haan, chalo khareedte hain.Yes, let's buy some.
