How to Say “Window” in Indian (Hindi)

खिड़की
khiṛkīstandard
In Hindi "window" is खिड़की (khiṛkī). It is a feminine noun.
People use खिड़की for a window in a house, a bus or a train. The plural is खिड़कियाँ (khiṛkiyāṁ).
Meaning: an opening in a wall with glass or bars (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The ड़ is a flapped sound, made by flicking the tongue tip back from the roof of the mouth. It sounds a little like a quick "r".

Did you know?

  • The Hindi word खिड़की (khiṛkī) is also used for a ticket counter, as in a railway ticket window.

Examples in context

  • खिड़की खोल दो।
    khiṛkī khol do.
    Open the window.
  • खिड़की के पास बैठो।
    khiṛkī ke pās baiṭho.
    Sit near the window.

Example conversation

Mother and son talk in a living room on a hot afternoon.

  1. Mamma

    यहाँ बहुत गर्मी है।
    yahāṁ bahut garmī hai.
    It is very hot here.
  2. Beta

    मैं खिड़की खोल दूँ?
    maiṁ khiṛkī khol dūṁ?
    Shall I open the window?
  3. Mamma

    हाँ, खोल दो।
    hāṁ, khol do.
    Yes, open it.
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