In India, the word "dumb" can be translated to Hindi as "बेवकूफ" (bewakoof) or "गूंगा" (goonga), depending on the context. "Bewakoof" is often used to describe someone as foolish or silly, while "goonga" specifically refers to someone who is mute. Different languages and dialects across India may have their own terms, so context is important.
Seriously,,,neither india nor pakistan is evil,,what a dumb question,
india was mostly hindu.pakistan which included the area that is now banladesh was mostly muslim. YOUR WELCOME DUMB PPL.............. :)
you are dumb ^^^ no, you sir are the dumb one. it helped to promote the ideas of the protestants without having each person to tell another by hear say.
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Kenny
The word "dumb" in Tagalog is "bobo."
You say "Bab-bo".
The word for "dumb" in Malayalam is "മൂക്ക്" (mooku).
Seriously,,,neither india nor pakistan is evil,,what a dumb question,
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Stalin
say what?
Dumbo is a word used to say dumb. A dumb girlfriend is the one who does not get what you say. She keeps getting you wrong always.
Not necessarily. Though, the slang definition of 'dumb' is 'without education', you could technically say that kids are dumb. Though, up to a certain point, you can no longer say that as with time comes education and learning, and with education and learning comes wisdom, so to a point you can say kids are dumb.
dumb in the sense of mute = muet (boy) or muette (girl) dumb in the sense of stupid = bête
Here is the word dumb in hawiian Leo pa'a, mumule.
In Jamaican Patois, the word "dumb" can be expressed as "foolish" or "idiat."