can you provide me a list of indian language words which are accepted in english .
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can you provide me a list of indian language words which are accepted in english .
can you provide me a list of indian language words which are accepted in english .
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@sahitya , I think you might find it useful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_of_Hindi_or_Urdu_origin
yes i like it.But if a new words are updated in oxford living dictionary what about that words
Hi @sahitya
Could you please detail a bit more what you need?
I'm not sure I understand, but are you talking about words originated from Indian languages which are used in English?
If this is the case, I'm not quite sure you can get it as a list, but if you look up a word definition, you will get information about the origins of a word, when available (e.g. see the definition of 'pyjamas').
I hope this helps
i wanna list of words accepted in English which are originated from Swaminarayan sect. of Hinduism.
Hi @sahitya
As I mentioned above, I'm not sure you can get it as a list, but if you look up a word definition, you will get information about the origins of a word, when available (e.g. see the definition of 'pyjamas').
I merged your post with the original discussion, I hope you don't mind.
When a comment relates to an existing discussion, may I ask you to please don't post it as a new thread, but as a comment to the existing thread?
Well, I hope you find this useful, even if it was not exactly what you were looking for!
@sahitya, all words from other languages are accepted in English, but only a few are understood. Most words have to be explained.
I suspect there are no words from any sect of Hinduism that you could use without also giving an explanation.