Punjabi

The word for grandfather in Punjabi is "dada ji" or "beeba."

You would say "nana ji" in Punjabi to refer to your maternal grandpa.

In Punjabi, you would say "ਅਨਾਰ" (anār) to refer to a grapefruit.

The Punjabi months are Chet, Vaisakh, Jeth, Harh, Sawan, Bhadon, Assu, Katik, Maghar, Poh, Magh, and Phagan.

It means a person who talks and acts tough but when the time to fight comes he chickens out. In hindi it means " bari baten krne wala aur waqat ane pe khisak lene wala"

You can say "main tenu pyar karda haan" to say "I love you" to a man in Punjabi.

Kudi shabad young girl lai use kita, per shabad wrong hai..eh aurat nu unwanted false jhuthi ,scrap samjhan wali soch da namuna hai..punjabi bhasha vich Kudi da matlab hai kood..jhooth..false..scrap hai.

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In Punjabi language, you would say "nawāṉnvi" for 89.

In Punjabi, you can call your uncle "chacha" if he is your father's brother or "mama" if he is your mother's brother.

Malik is a common surname in Pakistan and can be found among both Jats and Punjabis. Jats are an ethnic group mainly found in Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan, while Punjabis are the people from the Punjab region in South Asia, which is shared between India and Pakistan. So a person with the surname Malik could belong to either group.

"Ya" in Punjabi is a word that is used to emphasize something or to convey strong agreement or confirmation. It can also be used to acknowledge understanding or to express enthusiasm.

In Punjabi, "mom" is often referred to as "Maa" (ਮਾ).

In Punjabi, the word "bang" can refer to a variety of things depending on the context. It can mean a part of a Sikh religious ceremony, a hairstyle, or even a slang term for something impressive or exciting.

bapu lyi a din diya tuhnu sarya nu mubarka

Pain in Punjabi is "ਦੁੱਖ" (dukh).

In Punjabi, "ha" is used as an affirmation or agreement similar to saying "yes" or "okay" in English. It is often used in casual conversations to show agreement or approval.

"Moye gonglu" in Punjabi means "dead body." It is usually used informally or colloquially to refer to someone who is very exhausted or tired.

'ਕੀ ਉਹ ਅੱਜ ਫੋਨ ਕੀਤਾ?' is how you would say 'did he call today' in Punjabi.

Gift ko punjabi mai Sohgaat kahtai hai.

The Punjabi word "sulji" means "to understand" or "to comprehend." It is often used to express the concept of grasping or comprehending something.

You can say "main aa raha hoon" in Punjabi to mean 'I'm coming' for a male or "main aa rahi hoon" for a female.

"Banra" in Punjabi refers to a set of traditional Punjabi headgear worn by men. It usually consists of a colorful cloth wrapped around the head.

Nahi, yeh sehatmand nahi hai aur aapke liye khatarnak ho sakta hai. Iss tarah ki gandi baaton ko apne dimaag se nikalne ki koshish karein aur apne shareer ki samman karein. Agar aap sexual health ya mental health ke baare mein jaanna chahte hain, toh ek professional se baat karne ki salahat len.

"Votty" in Punjabi means a small amount or a piece. It is often used to indicate a small serving of food or a small quantity of something.

Guru Angad Dev Ji, the second Sikh Guru, is known for standardizing and promoting the Gurmukhi script, which is used for writing Punjabi in Sikhism. He contributed to the development of Punjabi literature and scriptures for Sikhs to read and understand.