"garam" hoti hai

Lifestyle Relationships
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don’t drink too much chai … “garam” hoti hai

don’t eat to much achar or eggs or dates … etc … “garam” hoti hai

kya matlab “garam” hoti hai … what do you mean by “garam” … it doesn’t mean hot … what does “garam” mean … hain ?

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umm …:s
meri aami mujhe achar khanay nahi daitin :crying: kehti hai gala kharaab hojaye ga :crying:

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ahan .... meri ammi tou kati hai "garam" hota hai .. your body can't just take that much .... unfair

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gArAm HoTa HaI mUtLuB iSs Se yArKaN hO sAkTa HaI

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Batameez, Khairiyat to hai, Achaar?

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mein to achaar khata hoon laikin kabhi garam achaar nahin khaya . . .

yeh kahan say milta hai batana zara ;;

:konfused: :konfused:

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a craving for achar means ur expecting a boy… or was it a girl.. not sure, batameez i’ll confirm it with someone n let u know teek?

tke care of urself babez :kiss:

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[QUOTE]
Originally posted by PaGaL dEwAnA: *
gArAm HoTa HaI mUtLuB iSs Se *yArKaN hO sAkTa HaI
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don't mind it but what is "Yarkan"? .. hain ...

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hain :eek:… oh my god … i am not even married yet :smack: … hmm… its probably this thing " your body can’t just take that much" that cause all this misunderstanding … well what i meant was kay i am prone to have pimples after eating them …

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Re: "garam" hoti hai

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*Originally posted by batameez: *
don't drink too much chai ....... "garam" hoti hai

[/QUOTE]

chaye "garam" nahin hoti....

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oh... sachi .... thanks .. :-)

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well as far as i know (and i don't know that much about it) GARAM or DHANDHA means the amount of energy (e. g. in KJ) which is exploited by consuming these things (e. g. for heating up the body when it's cold or vice versa) .... the GARAM ones have very much of energy and the DHANDHA one less energy ....

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wow ... thats new .... thanks for the input Zero_one .... :-)

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chai...ya ke Starbucks ki coffee? :)

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Its a old term when people didn't know what is, cafine or colestrole etc etc ... the effect of these things was termed as "Garam hota/hoti hay".

Now its been proved by Science that these things contain elements not very good for human bodies .... & people are told not to use them in accessive amounts.

In old days hakeem were telling people dont use much because "Garam hotee hay" ...... Now Doctors day dont eat too much eggs they contain accessive amount of Colestrole & Protein ...

Hakeem didn't know what colestrole was .. but now with the improvement of technology Doctors do ..... but Hakim did know the effects so he termed it as "Garam hoti/hota hay".

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Re: “garam” hoti hai

meri ammi…kaju ka bhi kehtein hein k woh “garam” hotein hein:rotfl:

baroon kee banayi howin baatein hein:p

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both … :slight_smile:

wow .. very informative … thanks … :flower1:

ahan baroon ke banayi howe baatein … :stuck_out_tongue:

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I am sure others have explained it better, but the "garam" and "thanda" has nothing to do with physically hot cup of tea or coffee. For example, mangoes are considered "garam" and pumpkin is considered "thanda". It refers to the taseer of these edibles. Case in point, that if you are susceptable to get acne pimples and you eat a lot of mangoes, likely your face will bloat up. Similar with meat dishes. Eating pumpkin (kaddu) on the other hand is considered to give a soothing effect to the body and circulation.

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garam means that partiucular edible can cause gar bar in your pait or some other problem.For example I can not eat achaar ,no matter how much i like it,it causes acne on my face and that is how it is garam for me !!

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ohh … learn a lot … thanks for the input Faisal and kashish … :flower1: