How many different words you know for air in different languages?
Purwa, Puchwa (Is it used?), what else?
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obviously in Chinese...
空气
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obviously in Chinese...
空气
How do they pronounce it? I supposed you would come with some Punjabi words.
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How do they pronounce it? I supposed you would come with some Punjabi words.
I'll have to ask google uncle...
空气
Kōngqì
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How do they pronounce it? I supposed you would come with some Punjabi words.
I was thinking of it, cant think of anything else than hawa. Maybe some real 'Punjabi' might come along. :)
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I was thinking of it, cant think of anything else than hawa. Maybe some real 'Punjabi' might come along. :)
Garam awa (Loo) ko Punajbi main kia kehte hain?
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Garam awa (Loo) ko Punajbi main kia kehte hain?
main nay loo hi sunna hua hay. sometimes i feel very handicapped not having spent much time in the rural areas of Punjab.
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listen to Naseebo Laal’s songs… You will feel better in terms of vocabulary 
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I remember Baad e Saba, Bad e Samoom.... There is also Zehr bad (don't know what kind of Hawa it is).
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I remember Baad e Saba, Bad e Samoom.... There is also Zehr bad (don't know what kind of Hawa it is).
lol there is one zehr baad that i can think of.
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lol there is one zehr baad that i can think of.
I think you are talking about zehrbad which is organic.
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Why Desis feel no embarrassment for passing air publicly? :hmmm:
ek joke yaad aa gaya:
*One day President Clinton was visiting Queen Elizabeth and she decided to take him for a tour of London in the Royal Carriage. Now the carriage was being pulled by six Royal Stallions and one of them suddenly passed gas. It sounded like a twenty one gun salute it was so loud. The smell permeated the inside of the carriage and the Queen was totally devastated.*
*"I apologize profusely for the terrible smell inside the carriage", she said.*
*"Oh, that's alright", said the President, for a minute there I thought it was the horse."*
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Man you dont know then, the goras are even more baysharam in that regard.
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explain with illustrations
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How many different words you know for air in different languages?
Purwa, Puchwa (Is it used?), what else?
Vaayu and Varun are used in both Sanskrit as well as Hindi and also in some more Indian languages. Gaali in Telugu and Kannada.
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Vaayu and Varun are used in both Sanskrit as well as Hindi and also in some more Indian languages. Gaali in Telugu and Kannada.
Varun is for water. Vayu is deity (means blower)(A person or device that blows) Vaata means blown literally. Pavana is also used in Sanskrit.
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Varun is for water. Vayu is deity (means blower)(A person or device that blows) Vaata means blown literally. Pavana is also used in Sanskrit.
wa'o is also used in Sindhi for air. koso wao is garam hawa... ladies give blessing to their children as 'shala koso wao na lagai'... May you don't have to face hot air (difficulties).
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wa'o is also used in Sindhi for air. koso wao is garam hawa... ladies give blessing to their children as 'shala koso wao na lagai'... May you don't have to face hot air (difficulties).
Wa in punjabi but I left it as it's very similar to hawa.
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Wa in punjabi but I left it as it's very similar to hawa.
Hawa / Waa is used in almost all Indian languages. Interesting to note that Persian 'Baad' and Arabic 'Reeh' are not that popular. same is the case with words for water. Its pani in almost all Indian languages. Arabic 'Maa'o' and Persian 'Aab' are not in common use.