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Bombay Hindi

Bombay Hindi, also known as Bambaiya Hindi or Mumbaiya Hindi,[1] is the Hindustani dialect spoken in Mumbai, in the Konkan region of India.[1][2] Its vocabulary is largely from Hindi–Urdu,[1][2] additionally, it has the predominant substratum of Marathi-Konkani, which is the official language and is also widely spoken in the Konkan division of Maharashtra.[3] Bombay Hindi also has elements of Gujarati.

Bombay Hindi
RegionGreater Bombay
Native speakers
None
Hindustani-based pidgin
  • Bombay Hindi
Language codes
ISO 639-3None (mis)
GlottologNone

General

While many such local dialects have evolved in cosmopolitan cities around the world, Bombay Hindi is widely known throughout India,[citation needed] as a result of its frequent use in Bollywood movies. Initially, this dialect was used to represent crooks and uncouth characters as, to quote film critic Shoma A. Chatterji, "Indian films have the unique quality of different characters speaking different varieties of Hindi according to their social status, their caste, communal identity, education, profession, financial status, etc. [...] The villain's goons, speak in a special vulgarised, Bambaiya Hindi concocted specifically to typify such screen characters in Hindi cinema.".[4] Lately, however, Bambaiya Hindi has become popular and prominent, particular with the success of the Munnabhai movies, in which the lead characters – being members of the Mumbai criminal underworld – speak entirely in this dialect.[5]

Despite this increase in popularity, this dialect has its critics, and is sometimes seen as being disrespectful and demeaning.[6]

Among the more prominent neologisms which originated in Bambaiya Hindi but have spread throughout India are the words bindaas (from Marathi bindhast = without fear, relaxed; this word was incorporated into the Oxford English Dictionary in 2005[7]) and Gandhigiri (coined in the movie Lage Raho Munna Bhai, a combination of Gandhi and -giri, which is similar to the English 'ism' (as in Gandhi-ism), though slightly more informal).

Bollywood has also incorporated many Marathi words in Hindi like thaska, wakda, porgi, navri, navrai, kombdi, mulga/mulgi. Many Hindi songs have some Marathi words added.

Words and expressions of Mumbai Hindi

Mumbai Hindi Transliteration English Standard Hindi Notes
अपुन apun we/us हम (hum) From Marathi आपण (aapaṇ) meaning an inclusive "we" or "us".
तेरेको tereko you (oblique case) तुझे (tujhe)
मेरेको mereko me (oblique case) मुझे (mujhe)
धो डालना dho ḍālnā to beat up पीट देना (pīṭ denā) Used in the context of a physical fight between two people or teams. Lit. to wash up, as in the loser of the fight.
येडे/येडा/येडी yeḍe/ā/ī idiot पागल (pāgal) From Marathi वेडा (wedaa) meaning Idiot.
इधरिच idharic right here इधर ही (idhar hī) इधर ही+च, "च" added from Marathi for extra emphasis
उधरीच udharīc right there उधर ही (udhar hī) उधर ही+च, "च" added from Marathi for extra emphasis
कोपचा kopcā corner कोना (konā) From Marathi कोपरा (kopra) meaning corner.
कायको, कायकू kāyko, kāykū why क्यों (kyõ)
लोचा or लोचा लबाचा locā or locā labācā problem समस्या (samasyā) From the Marathi/Hindi लोचा (locā) meaning "problem".
मचमच, बड़बड़ machmach, badbad Someone who annoys you by talking their problems, crib-crib, rambling खिटपिट (khiṭpiṭ) From Marathi/Gujarati मचमच/बडबड macmac/baḑbaḍ
झकास, फट्टे, धासू, कड़क, ढिंचक, रापचिक, फट्टांग, एक नम्बर jhakās, faṭṭe, dhāsū, kaṛak, ḍhincak, rāpcik, faṭṭāng, sallang, rawas, ek number Excellent बढ़िया (baṛhiyā)
मांडवली mānḍavlī Parley, negotiate समझौता (samjhautā)
टोपी, झोलर ṭopī, jholar Fraud धोखा (dhokhā) From टोपी पहनाना, meaning to fool or con someone, and झोल+er
नल्ला nallā Transgender प्रतिलिपि (pratilipi), छक्का (chakkā)
शाणा śāṇā Smart fellow or wiseass होशियार (hośiyār), सयाना (sayānā) From Marathi शहाणा (śahāṇā) clever.
साला, साली sālā, sālī Brother/Sister-in-law (Wife's brother/sister) कमीना (kamīnā), कमीनी (kamīnī) Mild swear word.
शाणापंती, शानपट्टी śāṇāpantī, śānpaṭṭī Acting smart होशियारी (hośiyārī), सयानापन (sayānāpan) Based on Marathi शहाणपण (śahāṇpaṇ) meaning acting smart.
चिड़िया ciṛiyā pager पेजर (pejar) literally means Sparrow
कौवा kauvā mobile phone मोबाइल (mobāil) or दूरभाष (dūrbhāṣ) literally means crow
घोड़ा ghoṛā Gun बंदूक (bandūk)(specially for trigger of the gun) literally means horse
सटक ले, कट ले saṭak le, kaṭ le get out, beat it खिसक ले (khisak le) or निकल ले (nikal le)
घंटा, बाबा जी का ठुल्लू ghaṇṭā, baba ji ka thullu nothing कुछ नहीं literally means bell
टपोरी ṭaporī Dude, guy, hoodlum आवारा, लफ़ंगा See dedicated page Tapori (word)
मामू māmū Sir (Police)/gullible person (a fool) साहब (sahāb), सरजी (sarjī) / भोला (bholā) Local slang, literally means Maternal Uncle
सुल्टाना sulṭānā To resolve an issue सुलझाना (suljhānā)
फट्टू phaṭṭū coward डरपोक (ḍarpok), कायर (kāyar) From Marathi slang फटरू (phaṭarū) with the same meaning
मामा/पांडु māmā, pāṇḍu Cop पुलिसवाला (pulisavālā) Local slang, literally means maternal uncle; originating from the Marathi film Pandu Hawaldar
लफड़ा laphṛā Fight, problem, love affair लड़ाई (laṛāī), प्रेम-संबन्ध (prēm-sambandh) From Hindi word lafda
छावी, माल, आइटम, लैला, अग्ली chāvī, māl, laila, agli Girlfriend सहेली (sahelī)
चिकना, चिकनी ciknā, ciknī Fair complexioned person, well dressed person, gay person, homosexual गोरा (gorā), गोरी (gorī) Local slang, literally means smooth or slick/oily
ठासना or tharra ṭhāsnā Alcohol शराब (śarāb) or मदिरा (madirā) From Marathi ठासणे, meaning to stuff (one's body with alcohol)
हड़कना haṛaknā To eat खाना (khānā)
बाबल्या bābalyā bus driver/conductor or ticket collector Marathi for baby (kid)
सुट्टा suṭṭā cigarette सिगरेट (sigreṭ) This slang term has achieved near-universal usage in India and Pakistan
वाट लगना vāṭ lagnā to have a major problem मुसीबत में आना (musībat mẽ ānā) From Marathi word वाट लागणे (vāṭ lāgṇē)
वट ले, फूट, वंटास की गोली ले vaṭ lē, phūṭ, vaṇṭās kī gōlī lē Get out, Run from The problem, save your soul भागना (bhāgnā), भगाना (bhagānā)
डब्बा ḍabbā Police vehicle पुलिस गाड़ी (pulis gāṛī) From Marathi डबा, meaning a box
सामान sāmān weapon हथियार (hathiyār) literally means luggage or the stuff
कच्चा लिम्बू kaccā limbū rookie/ Noob नौसिखिया (nausikhiyā) Usually used during gully cricket for a noob or to downright embarrass someone. To play "kaccā limbū" means to play with modified rules to make it easier for a noob.
लफड़ा नहीं करने का laphṛā nahī̃ karnē kā Do not fight लड़ना मत (laṛnā mat) or लड़ाई नहीं करना (laṛāī nahī̃ karnā) लड़ना (laṛnā) functions a verb, लफड़ा (laphṛā) as a noun
पतली गली से सटक ले patlī galī se saṭak le go away from here quietly कोई रास्ता देख के भाग ले (koi rāsta dekh ke bhāg le) It is used when you want to warn a person by telling him to go away from the scene
हवा आने दे havā āne de Go away, let me breathe some air It is used when you want to warn a person by telling him to go away from the scene
अबे साले abey sāle hello friend, listen Casual way of calling when other friend is not ready for something.
थकेला thakelā a weak person कमज़ोर (kamzor) used for a person who is not energetic or seems dull most of the time
हरी पत्ती harī pattī money पैसा (paisā) हरी पत्ती means green note, directly referring to the now demonetized 500 rupee note, which was green in colour
चूरन cūran Lie झूठ (jhūṭh)
टालिया / टकल्या ṭāliyā / taklyā Bald गंजा (gan̄jā) From Marathi/Hindi टकला (bald)
पेटी peṭī One Lakh Rupees एक लाख रुपये (ek lākh rupaye) One hundred thousand rupees
खोका khokā One Crore Rupees एक करोड़ रुपये (ek karoṛ rupaye) Ten million rupees
तिजोरी tijorī 50 Crore or equivalent to 500 million INR. पचास करोड़ रुपये (pachaas karoṛ rupaye) 500 million rupees
भिडू bhiḍu Friend दोस्त (dost), यार (yār) From marathi भिडू, meaning a player in sports
बकरी bakrī Smartphone (with a touchscreen) स्मार्टफोन (smārṭphōn) literally means goat
भैंस bhaĩs Laptop computer लैपटॉप (laipṭŏp), सुवाह्य संगणक (suvāhya saṅgaṇak) literally means buffalo
हाथी hāthī Desktop computer संगणक (saṅgaṇak) literally means elephant
सुमड़ी में sumaṛī mẽ Incognito or secret चुपके से (cupkē sē) Local slang, means to something without making any noise
बोल बच्चन bol baccan Talk बातचीत (bātcīt) Generally means a disparaging address to talkative person, indicating that the content of his talk is previously known and so is uninteresting (Boring out of predictability, repetitive or tedious) and perhaps empty talk.
झोल jhol Scam घपला (ghaplā), घोटाला (ghoṭālā) Generally means scam. Sometimes can be used for arranagement (as in "झोल करना")
कीड़ा kīṛā Pest कीड़ा (keeda) A trouble or nuisance maker.
Fund / Pant To steal, scam चोरी (corī) Generally refers to a small robbery.
रे, बंटाई re, baṇṭāī Hey! हे (he) Attention grabber in conversation with another.
कटिंग kaṭiṅg Half cup of Tea आधी ग्लास चाय (ādhī glāsa cāya)
डब्बा डालना ḍabbā ḍālanā to use the bathroom for pooping टॉयलेट हो के आता हूँ (toilet hoke aata hun) 'I'm going to the toilet'.
मूत मारना, धार मारना mūt mārnā, dhār mārnā to go pee मूत्र विसर्जन करना (mūtra visarjan karnā) Literally give out urine.
घुंघरू सलमान ghuṅgharū salamāna Curly haired घुंगराले बालवाला (ghuṅgarālē bālvālā) घुंघरू (ghuṅgharū) refers to a curly haired guy.[8]
ऑफ हो जाना, टपक जाना ŏph ho jānā, ṭapaka jānā To Die/ Died मर गया (Mar gaya) E.g.: Mera dost off ho gaya = My friend died.
खर्चा-पानी kharcā-pānī Bribe/Pocket Money and To beat रिश्वत (riśvat) and मारना (mārnā) E.g.: कोपचे में दूँ क्या खर्चा-पानी = Do you want me to beat you in a corner.
रापचिक rāpcik Looking Hot सुन्दर (sundar) E.g.: Aaj bahut Rapchik lag rahi hai tu
चाप्टर chaaptar Cunning / Shrewd चालाक E.g. बहुत चैप्टर है वो, उसे कम मत समझो. He is quite cunning. Do not underestimate him.
हटेला haṭēlā Highly Stubborn हठी, अड़ियल (अगर जिद पर आ गया तो कुछ भी कर डालेगा) उससे पंगा मत लो, हटेला है वो. Don't take issues with him, he is quite stubborn and can lose his balance.
पानचाट pāncāṭ useless, unworthy फालतु, बकवास From Marathi पाणचट (pāṇcaṭ) meaning "watered down"

मेरा नया फोन एकदम पानचाट है.

हफ्ता haphtā protection money, bribe रिश्वत (riśvat), घूस (ghūs), रंगदारी(raṅgdārī) Literally means a week, denoting protection money to be paid every week. Can also mean one time bribe.
बिंदास bindaas Relaxed, laid-back निर्भय, निडर बंदा बिंदास है भिडू. (That dude is chill man.)
भन्कस bhankas useless talk/activity बेकार From Marathi भंकस
पेहली फुर्सत में निकल pehli fursat mein nikal get out at first sight तुरंत जाने को कहना
कंटाल Kantal Bored उबाऊ from Marathi word कंटळा(kanṭal̤ā) meaning boredom

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c . Archived from the original on 27 June 2013. Retrieved 17 January 2008.
  2. ^ a b Shapiro, Michael C.; Schiffman, Harold F. (1981). Language and Society in South Asia. Motilal Banarsidass. p. 209. ISBN 9788120826076.
  3. ^ University of Kerala. Dept. of Linguistics (1974), International journal of Dravidian linguistics, Volume 3, Dept. of Linguistics, Univ. of Kerala., 1974, ... In the case of Bombay Hindi, the predominant substratum structure is that of Marathi, a language which is structurally quite close of Hindi ...
  4. ^ See 'The Language Detail' in Shoma A. Chatterji's paper, The Culturespecific Use of Sound in India Cinema, presented in 1999.
  5. ^ The Hindu newspaper, 11 May 2007. Chronicles of the City. [Usurped!].
  6. ^ DNA, Verbal assault of Bambaiya Hindi, 12 December 2006. Read online.
  7. ^ Indian Express, 10 August 2005, 'Bindaas' finds its way to the Oxford Dictionary. Read online 24 February 2012 at the Wayback Machine.
  8. ^ Mid-Day newspaper, 5 May 2005. Diary. Read online.

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This article has multiple issues Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page Learn how and when to remove these template messages This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia s quality standards The specific problem is consistency in tables Please help improve this article if you can July 2012 Learn how and when to remove this template message This article possibly contains original research Please improve it by verifying the claims made and adding inline citations Statements consisting only of original research should be removed April 2014 Learn how and when to remove this template message Learn how and when to remove this template message Bombay Hindi also known as Bambaiya Hindi or Mumbaiya Hindi 1 is the Hindustani dialect spoken in Mumbai in the Konkan region of India 1 2 Its vocabulary is largely from Hindi Urdu 1 2 additionally it has the predominant substratum of Marathi Konkani which is the official language and is also widely spoken in the Konkan division of Maharashtra 3 Bombay Hindi also has elements of Gujarati Bombay HindiRegionGreater BombayNative speakersNoneLanguage familyHindustani based pidgin Bombay HindiLanguage codesISO 639 3None mis GlottologNone Contents 1 General 2 Words and expressions of Mumbai Hindi 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksGeneral EditWhile many such local dialects have evolved in cosmopolitan cities around the world Bombay Hindi is widely known throughout India citation needed as a result of its frequent use in Bollywood movies Initially this dialect was used to represent crooks and uncouth characters as to quote film critic Shoma A Chatterji Indian films have the unique quality of different characters speaking different varieties of Hindi according to their social status their caste communal identity education profession financial status etc The villain s goons speak in a special vulgarised Bambaiya Hindi concocted specifically to typify such screen characters in Hindi cinema 4 Lately however Bambaiya Hindi has become popular and prominent particular with the success of the Munnabhai movies in which the lead characters being members of the Mumbai criminal underworld speak entirely in this dialect 5 Despite this increase in popularity this dialect has its critics and is sometimes seen as being disrespectful and demeaning 6 Among the more prominent neologisms which originated in Bambaiya Hindi but have spread throughout India are the words bindaas from Marathi bindhast without fear relaxed this word was incorporated into the Oxford English Dictionary in 2005 7 and Gandhigiri coined in the movie Lage Raho Munna Bhai a combination of Gandhi and giri which is similar to the English ism as in Gandhi ism though slightly more informal Bollywood has also incorporated many Marathi words in Hindi like thaska wakda porgi navri navrai kombdi mulga mulgi Many Hindi songs have some Marathi words added Words and expressions of Mumbai Hindi EditMumbai Hindi Transliteration English Standard Hindi Notesअप न apun we us हम hum From Marathi आपण aapaṇ meaning an inclusive we or us त र क tereko you oblique case त झ tujhe म र क mereko me oblique case म झ mujhe ध ड लन dho ḍalna to beat up प ट द न piṭ dena Used in the context of a physical fight between two people or teams Lit to wash up as in the loser of the fight य ड य ड य ड yeḍe a i idiot प गल pagal From Marathi व ड wedaa meaning Idiot इधर च idharic right here इधर ह idhar hi इधर ह च च added from Marathi for extra emphasisउधर च udharic right there उधर ह udhar hi उधर ह च च added from Marathi for extra emphasisक पच kopca corner क न kona From Marathi क पर kopra meaning corner क यक क यक kayko kayku why क य kyo ल च or ल च लब च loca or loca labaca problem समस य samasya From the Marathi Hindi ल च loca meaning problem मचमच बड बड machmach badbad Someone who annoys you by talking their problems crib crib rambling ख टप ट khiṭpiṭ From Marathi Gujarati मचमच बडबड macmac baḑbaḍझक स फट ट ध स कड क ढ चक र पच क फट ट ग एक नम बर jhakas faṭṭe dhasu kaṛak ḍhincak rapcik faṭṭang sallang rawas ek number Excellent बढ य baṛhiya म डवल manḍavli Parley negotiate समझ त samjhauta ट प झ लर ṭopi jholar Fraud ध ख dhokha From ट प पहन न meaning to fool or con someone and झ ल erनल ल nalla Transgender प रत ल प pratilipi छक क chakka श ण saṇa Smart fellow or wiseass ह श य र hosiyar सय न sayana From Marathi शह ण sahaṇa clever स ल स ल sala sali Brother Sister in law Wife s brother sister कम न kamina कम न kamini Mild swear word श ण प त श नपट ट saṇapanti sanpaṭṭi Acting smart ह श य र hosiyari सय न पन sayanapan Based on Marathi शह णपण sahaṇpaṇ meaning acting smart च ड य ciṛiya pager प जर pejar literally means Sparrowक व kauva mobile phone म ब इल mobail or द रभ ष durbhaṣ literally means crowघ ड ghoṛa Gun ब द क banduk specially for trigger of the gun literally means horseसटक ल कट ल saṭak le kaṭ le get out beat it ख सक ल khisak le or न कल ल nikal le घ ट ब ब ज क ठ ल ल ghaṇṭa baba ji ka thullu nothing क छ नह literally means bellटप र ṭapori Dude guy hoodlum आव र लफ ग See dedicated page Tapori word म म mamu Sir Police gullible person a fool स हब sahab सरज sarji भ ल bhola Local slang literally means Maternal Uncleस ल ट न sulṭana To resolve an issue स लझ न suljhana फट ट phaṭṭu coward डरप क ḍarpok क यर kayar From Marathi slang फटर phaṭaru with the same meaningम म प ड mama paṇḍu Cop प ल सव ल pulisavala Local slang literally means maternal uncle originating from the Marathi film Pandu Hawaldarलफड laphṛa Fight problem love affair लड ई laṛai प र म स बन ध prem sambandh From Hindi word lafdaछ व म ल आइटम ल ल अग ल chavi mal laila agli Girlfriend सह ल saheli च कन च कन cikna cikni Fair complexioned person well dressed person gay person homosexual ग र gora ग र gori Local slang literally means smooth or slick oilyठ सन or tharra ṭhasna Alcohol शर ब sarab or मद र madira From Marathi ठ सण meaning to stuff one s body with alcohol हड कन haṛakna To eat ख न khana ब बल य babalya bus driver conductor or ticket collector Marathi for baby kid स ट ट suṭṭa cigarette स गर ट sigreṭ This slang term has achieved near universal usage in India and Pakistanव ट लगन vaṭ lagna to have a major problem म स बत म आन musibat mẽ ana From Marathi word व ट ल गण vaṭ lagṇe वट ल फ ट व ट स क ग ल ल vaṭ le phuṭ vaṇṭas ki gōli le Get out Run from The problem save your soul भ गन bhagna भग न bhagana डब ब ḍabba Police vehicle प ल स ग ड pulis gaṛi From Marathi डब meaning a boxस म न saman weapon हथ य र hathiyar literally means luggage or the stuffकच च ल म ब kacca limbu rookie Noob न स ख य nausikhiya Usually used during gully cricket for a noob or to downright embarrass someone To play kacca limbu means to play with modified rules to make it easier for a noob लफड नह करन क laphṛa nahi karne ka Do not fight लड न मत laṛna mat or लड ई नह करन laṛai nahi karna लड न laṛna functions a verb लफड laphṛa as a nounपतल गल स सटक ल patli gali se saṭak le go away from here quietly क ई र स त द ख क भ ग ल koi rasta dekh ke bhag le It is used when you want to warn a person by telling him to go away from the sceneहव आन द hava ane de Go away let me breathe some air It is used when you want to warn a person by telling him to go away from the sceneअब स ल abey sale hello friend listen Casual way of calling when other friend is not ready for something थक ल thakela a weak person कमज र kamzor used for a person who is not energetic or seems dull most of the timeहर पत त hari patti money प स paisa हर पत त means green note directly referring to the now demonetized 500 rupee note which was green in colourच रन curan Lie झ ठ jhuṭh ट ल य टकल य ṭaliya taklya Bald ग ज gan ja From Marathi Hindi टकल bald प ट peṭi One Lakh Rupees एक ल ख र पय ek lakh rupaye One hundred thousand rupeesख क khoka One Crore Rupees एक कर ड र पय ek karoṛ rupaye Ten million rupeesत ज र tijori 50 Crore or equivalent to 500 million INR पच स कर ड र पय pachaas karoṛ rupaye 500 million rupeesभ ड bhiḍu Friend द स त dost य र yar From marathi भ ड meaning a player in sportsबकर bakri Smartphone with a touchscreen स म र टफ न smarṭphōn literally means goatभ स bhaĩs Laptop computer ल पट प laipṭŏp स व ह य स गणक suvahya saṅgaṇak literally means buffaloह थ hathi Desktop computer स गणक saṅgaṇak literally means elephantस मड म sumaṛi mẽ Incognito or secret च पक स cupke se Local slang means to something without making any noiseब ल बच चन bol baccan Talk ब तच त batcit Generally means a disparaging address to talkative person indicating that the content of his talk is previously known and so is uninteresting Boring out of predictability repetitive or tedious and perhaps empty talk झ ल jhol Scam घपल ghapla घ ट ल ghoṭala Generally means scam Sometimes can be used for arranagement as in झ ल करन क ड kiṛa Pest क ड keeda A trouble or nuisance maker Fund Pant To steal scam च र cori Generally refers to a small robbery र ब ट ई re baṇṭai Hey ह he Attention grabber in conversation with another कट ग kaṭiṅg Half cup of Tea आध ग ल स च य adhi glasa caya डब ब ड लन ḍabba ḍalana to use the bathroom for pooping ट यल ट ह क आत ह toilet hoke aata hun I m going to the toilet म त म रन ध र म रन mut marna dhar marna to go pee म त र व सर जन करन mutra visarjan karna Literally give out urine घ घर सलम न ghuṅgharu salamana Curly haired घ गर ल ब लव ल ghuṅgarale balvala घ घर ghuṅgharu refers to a curly haired guy 8 ऑफ ह ज न टपक ज न ŏph ho jana ṭapaka jana To Die Died मर गय Mar gaya E g Mera dost off ho gaya My friend died खर च प न kharca pani Bribe Pocket Money and To beat र श वत risvat and म रन marna E g क पच म द क य खर च प न Do you want me to beat you in a corner र पच क rapcik Looking Hot स न दर sundar E g Aaj bahut Rapchik lag rahi hai tuच प टर chaaptar Cunning Shrewd च ल क E g बह त च प टर ह व उस कम मत समझ He is quite cunning Do not underestimate him हट ल haṭela Highly Stubborn हठ अड यल अगर ज द पर आ गय त क छ भ कर ड ल ग उसस प ग मत ल हट ल ह व Don t take issues with him he is quite stubborn and can lose his balance प नच ट pancaṭ useless unworthy फ लत बकव स From Marathi प णचट paṇcaṭ meaning watered down म र नय फ न एकदम प नच ट ह हफ त haphta protection money bribe र श वत risvat घ स ghus र गद र raṅgdari Literally means a week denoting protection money to be paid every week Can also mean one time bribe ब द स bindaas Relaxed laid back न र भय न डर ब द ब द स ह भ ड That dude is chill man भन कस bhankas useless talk activity ब क र From Marathi भ कसप हल फ र सत म न कल pehli fursat mein nikal get out at first sight त र त ज न क कहन क ट ल Kantal Bored उब ऊ from Marathi word क टळ kanṭal a meaning boredomSee also EditTapori word References Edit a b c Dialects of Hindi Archived from the original on 27 June 2013 Retrieved 17 January 2008 a b Shapiro Michael C Schiffman Harold F 1981 Language and Society in South Asia Motilal Banarsidass p 209 ISBN 9788120826076 University of Kerala Dept of Linguistics 1974 International journal of Dravidian linguistics Volume 3 Dept of Linguistics Univ of Kerala 1974 In the case of Bombay Hindi the predominant substratum structure is that of Marathi a language which is structurally quite close of Hindi See 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