Nov 16, 2004 11:33
20 yrs ago
Hindi term

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Non-PRO Hindi to English Art/Literary Education / Pedagogy
Is there another meaning of this word other than Hailstorm

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Nov 16, 2004:
Thanks,for your efforts.
Non-ProZ.com Nov 16, 2004:
Non-ProZ.com Nov 16, 2004:
The word is {Zal or yal}as Zala/yala Baree.
& the question is that this word has another meaning in Hindi language other than Yala Baree=Hailstorm.
Rajan Chopra Nov 16, 2004:
Your query is illegible for unknown reasons. Have you used Hindi unicode? It'd be great if you could put your question in Roman (English) so as to enable us to suggest the answers.

Proposed translations

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3 hrs
Hindi term (edited): ���

see explanation

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There appears to be no word as "zal" in Hindi. In fact, Hindi does not have "z" sound either for its original words and it has borrowed this sound from Urdu (Zameer, Zehmat, Zakhmii etc.) or English (lazy, zeal etc.). A small dot is put under J i.e. ज to denote that this letter has "z" sound, e.g. ज़माना (ZamAnA) ज़रा (Zara). However, we have got "jal" in Hindi which means water, but it appears to be irrelevant for this question.

Similar, we don't seem to have "yala" for the context mentioned by you. However, we have got "yalA" यला which means earth.



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Note added at 4 hrs 30 mins (2004-11-16 16:03:47 GMT)
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Error: pls read \"similarly\' in place of \"similar\" above.
Peer comment(s):

agree Anil Goyal
14 mins
agree pucoug (X)
35 mins
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6 hrs
Hindi term (edited): ���

vOla-vrishti or vola- aAndhi

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Your question is not clear. You asked English term for your Hindi word and in expalanation to our friend'langclinc' you are asking for a word in Hindi. Anyway I hope the answers will be of some help to you.
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Hindi term (edited): gola bari

Bombarding

The word you are looking for could be gola bari. Gola means anything round, in this context a bomb. And bari means shower. The terms together would mean a shower of bombs or bombarding. In what context did you read this term? If it had anything to do with warfare, then the above interpretation is correct.
Regards.
Peer comment(s):

agree gtreyger (X)
70 days
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