How Do You Say Girl in Konkani? Konkani Baxen eka chedvak kitem munntat? Heachea voir ami lhanxi vo thodi mahiti(Information) guevuyea.
Now, let me translate the above para:
How Do You Say Girl in Konkani? In Konkani what do we call a girl? In this context, we will try to understand a little more.
I have collected a few important words in Konkani that are commonly used in day-to-day conversations about women or girls. Below, I have listed words related to girls or women, along with their English translations.
These words differ slightly from one region to another in terms of the different dialects used, such as in Goa, Mangalore, or Kerala, respectively
Konkani Words Related to Women/Girls
Konkani | English |
---|---|
Bai | Baby |
Bail | Lady/Woman |
Bhail | Wife |
Bhoin | Sister |
Cheddum | Girl |
Dhu | Daughter |
Ixttin | Friend |
Mai | Mother |
Mogachem | Loving |
Nentem | Young |
Ranni | Queen |
Sobit | Beautiful |
Since we have gathered a few words related to women or girls, I will now create a sentence for each word to help clarify its meaning.
Konkani Words and Sentences
Konkani | English |
---|---|
Bai: Bai mogachem tujem nau kitem? | Baby: Darling baby, what is your name? |
Bail: Hi bail kuin rauta? | Lady/Woman: Where does this lady live? |
Bhail: Hi moji mogachi bhail | Wife: She is my loving wife |
Bhoin: Hi moji dacti bhoin | Sister: She is my younger sister |
Cheddum: Chedva, tum kitlem sobit | Girl: Girl, you look so beautiful |
Dhu: Moji mogachi dhu | Daughter: My loving daughter |
Ixttin: Hi moji bori ixttin | Friend: She is my good friend |
Mai: Mojea mogachi Mai | Mother: My dearest mother |
Mogachem: Tum mojem mogachem | Loving: You are my lover |
Nentem: Hem cheddum kitlem nentem assa | Young: This girl is looking so young |
Ranni: Hi amchi dacti ranni | Queen: She is my young Queen |
Sobit: Kitlem sobit dista hem cheddum | Beautiful: So beautiful this girl is looking |
Conclusion: Shevot
We discussed in this article a few of the most common Konkani words for women and girls with their translations into English. Once we are aware of these words and how they are used in sentences, we can really enjoy the beauty and richness of the Konkani language.
Mastering these expressions helps us cultivate communication and culture appreciation especially during everyday conversations. Whether it be a girl, mother, sister, or beloved wife, every relationship has their special ways in the Konkani language through love, respect, and praise.
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