How to Say “Vegan” in Hindi

वीगन
vīgan/ʋiː.ɡən/masculine
The English word "vegan" can be translated into Hindi as वीगन (vīgan).
The term is used to describe a person who follows veganism or to describe things relating to veganism. It functions as both a noun (a supporter of veganism) and an adjective (relating to vegans or veganism).
Meaning: supporter of veganism (noun)

Related words

How do you pronounce it?

The word has two syllables and is pronounced as /ʋiː.ɡən/ (vīgan).

Did you know?

  • Because milk is culturally sacred in India, a वीगन is often viewed more radically than a vegetarian, as they reject the tradition of the holy cow's milk.
  • In India, the concept of अहिंसा ('non-violence') provides the philosophical foundation for veganism, extending the 'vegan' identity beyond diet to a moral duty to all living beings.
  • Because वीगन is a direct loanword from English, it is almost exclusively used by urban, English-speaking populations in India. In rural areas, a person would instead describe their diet through specific religious or cultural terms.

Examples in context

  • वीगन बनना
    To go vegan
    This sentence is useful for expressing the action of becoming a vegan using वीगन.
  • वीगन आहार
    Vegan diet
    This sentence is useful for describing a vegan diet using वीगन.
  • मैं वीगन हूँ
    I am vegan.
  • वह एक वीगन है।
    vah ek vegan hai.
    He is a vegan.

Example conversation

Neha and Aditya are discussing their dietary choices during lunch.

  1. नेहा Neha

    आदित्य, क्या तुम वीगन हो?
    Aditya, kya tum vegan ho?
    Aditya, are you a vegan?
  2. आदित्य Aditya

    हाँ, मैं पिछले साल से वीगन हूँ।
    Haan, main pichle saal se vegan hoon.
    Yes, I have been a vegan since last year.
  3. नेहा Neha

    यह सुनकर बहुत अच्छा लगा।
    Yeh sunkar bahut achha laga.
    It feels great to hear that.
  4. आदित्य Aditya

    शुक्रिया, यह एक अच्छी जीवनशैली है।
    Shukriya, yeh ek achhi jeevanshaili hai.
    Thank you, it is a good lifestyle.

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