What is beautiful called in Kashmiri?

The word chobar indicates beauty . Chober is a Kashmiri word used to describe a gorgeous girl.

How do you say beautiful in Kashmiri?

What do you call a girl in Kashmiri?

کوٗر،کٔٹ ⇄ girl.

How do you say baby in Kashmiri?

What is wife called in Kashmiri?

Wife in Kashmiri कॉशुर

wife ⇄ expr. take to wife, to marry. Ex.

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What does ZUVA mean?

The name Zuva is primarily a gender-neutral name of African - Bantu of Zimbabwe origin that means Day.

What is heart called in Kashmiri?

وٲنِج،دِل ⇄ heart.

What is kashur?

Kashmiri (English: /kæʃˈmɪəri/) or Koshur (كٲشُر, कॉशुर, ??????, /kəːʃur/) is an Indo-Aryan language of the Dardic subgroup, spoken by around 7 million Kashmiris of the Kashmir region, primarily in the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Kashmiri. كٲشُر, कॉशुर, ??????

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What is XUVA?

Xuva is a Xitsonga word meaning "Miss" in English.

Will you marry me in Kashmiri language?

Will you marry me in Kashmiri language? Mein seeth karkhe khandar.

What is ZUV?

Acronym. Definition. ZUV. Zuteilungsverordnung (emmission regulations)

How do you say girlfriend in Kashmiri?

Chober is a Kashmiri word used to describe a gorgeous girl. Nowadays Young Kashmiriz use this word for their Girlfriend. Also now in present days (Maal) is as chober .

What is called husband in Kashmir?

Ashfaq Shah. In kashmiri, Roon is exact word for it.

What is Poth in Kashmiri?

One of the two tribes, the other being nagas, who were the original inhabitants of Kashmir. Poth Alaw (v): Calling someone right when they are about to leave – an ominous expression indicating misfortune. Prah (n): Having a supernatural being control ones the mind getting them to act out of social order.

What is bum called in Kashmiri?

حد، نشانو، تمسخر ⇄ Butt.

What is rantas in Kashmir?

Rantas (Kashmiri pronunciation: [rãːʈas]) is a mythical creature from Kashmiri folklore - a female with long hair, pointed teeth, long nails, and inverted feet who ventures out during heavily snowy nights. She is invoked to frighten children into staying safely at home during winter.