10 English Words Borrowed from Hindi

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Avatar: Refers to the physical embodiment of a deity in Hindu mythology.

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Bungalow: Originally referred to a Bengali-style house, now denotes a single-story house.

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Chutney: A spicy condiment made from fruits or vegetables, often served with Indian cuisine.

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Jungle: Derived from the Hindi word "jangal," meaning a dense forest or wilderness.

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Karma: Refers to the spiritual principle of cause and effect in Hinduism and Buddhism.

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Pajamas: Loose-fitting trousers worn by both men and women, originating from the Hindi word "pāy-jāma."

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Thug: Originally referred to a member of a band of robbers in India.

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Veranda: A roofed platform along the outside of a house, derived from the Hindi word "barāmdā."

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Shampoo: A liquid soap or detergent used for cleaning hair, from the Hindi word "chāmpo."

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Sari: A traditional Indian garment for women, consisting of a long piece of cloth wrapped around the body.

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