In Punjabi, "fatto" typically refers to a situation or a person who is extremely exhausted or tired. It is often used colloquially to describe someone who is completely worn out or fatigued. The word "fatto" can also imply a sense of being physically drained or depleted of energy.
The Punjabi word "fatto" translates to "bhang" in Hindi, which refers to cannabis or marijuana.
Dividend in Punjabi is called "ਵਿਭਾਗ".
In Punjabi, Sikhism is referred to as "Sikhi", meaning "discipline".
"Matabi" in Punjabi translates to "squirrel" in English.
The Punjabi word for tweet is "ਚੀਪ" (cheep).
"Harbaan" in Punjabi means brave or courageous.
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In Punjabi, the name "Harry" can be transliterated to ਹੈਰੀ, which is pronounced as "hairee."
The Punjabi word "Ankh" translates to "eye" in English.
"Meetum" in Punjabi translates to "hope" in English.
In Punjabi, "katya" can mean 'sharp', 'spicy', or 'cutting'.
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