Welcome to Session 8 of our Comprehensive Nepali Dictionary series! In this lesson, you’ll learn more essential and advanced Nepali vocabulary to help you improve your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
VOCABULARIES
| English | Romanized Nepali |
|---|---|
| Different | Farak |
| Wide | Faraakilo |
| To return/Turn | Farkanu |
| Fal | Fruit/Result |
| Fruits | Falful |
| To grow/ to fruit | Falaaunu |
| Elavated resting place | Falaincha |
| Profit/Benefit/Advantage | Faida |
| Hindu festival holi | Faagu |
| Nepali month(feb-march) | Fagun |
| Throw away | Faalnu |
| Take off(clothes,shoes) | Fukaalnu |
| Father’s sister | Fupu |
| Leisure time | Fursad |
| To blosson | Fulnu |
| Flower | Phool |
| Nose pin | Fuli |
| 7th day of Dashain | Fulpati |
| Foot, bottom | Fedi |
| Again | Feri |
| To break open | Fornu |
| Savings | Bachat |
| To save | Bachaaunu |
| Market | Bazar |
| O’clock | Baje |
| Grandma | Bajyai |
| To play( instruments) | Bajaaunu |
| Traveler,hiker,pedestrian | Batuwa |
| Continuously increasing | Badhdai jaanu |
| A lot,more | Badhi |
| To say,explain | Bataaunu |
| Closed | Banda |
| Wind | Bataas |
| Make ,Build | Banaaunu |
| Cabbage | Bandakopi |
| To be made | Bannu |
| According to (legal) | Bamojim |
| Equal,equally | Barabar |
| Or else,or rather | Baru |
| Sacrifice,offering | Bali |
| Finally,at last | Balla |
| To settle | Basaaunu |
| Village, Settlement | Basti |
| Younger sister | Bahini |
| Multi-partied(political) | Bahudaliya |
| Remaining | Baanki |
| Distribute,divide | Baandnu |
| To sit, stay, live at | Basnu |
| Monkey | Baandar |
| Father | Baa |
| To tie, bind | Baandhnu |
| Bamboo | Baans |
| Musical instrument | Baajaa |
| Thick | Baaklo |
| Goat | Baakhra |
| Tiger | Baagh |
| Grandpa | Baaje |
| Path,way | Baato |
| From | Baata |
| To plait | Baatnu |
| Flood | Baadhi |
| Left | Baanya |
| Dry field | Baari |
| Crop | Baali |
| About | Baarema |
| Sand | Baaluwa |
| Except | Baahek |
| To sell | Bikri garnu |
| Part away, hardest goodbye | Bichod |
| Electricity | Bijuli |
| To spend (time) | Bitaaunu |
| As soon as ,immediately | Bittikai |
| Leave | Bidaa |
| To take a leave | Bidaa linu |
| Sick,unwell | Biraami |
| Slowly | Bistaarai |
| Morning | Bihana |
| Thursday | Bihibar |
| Wedding | Bihe |
| To forget | Birsanu |
| In between | Bichama |
| Intelligent, wise | Buddhiman |
| Wednesday | Budhabaar |
| Elders | Budhabudhi |
| Elder woman | Budhi mahila |
| Lowland, base of hill | Besi |
| To slander, insult | Beijjat garnu |
| Dishonest | Beimaan |
| Useless | Bekaar |
| From time to time | Belabelama |
| Fat,Grease | Boso |
| Get/have carried | Bokaaunu |
| To speak | Bolnu |
| Meeting | Baithak |
| Hymn,praise song | Bhajan |
| Warehouse,store | Bhandaar |
| Nephew,niece | Bhatijo,Bhatiji |
| Allownces,bonus pay | Bhatta |
| Nepali month(aug-sept) | Bhadau |
| Than,as compared to | Bhanda |
| To tell | Bhannu |
USEFUL CONVERSATIONS
| English | Romanized Nepali |
|---|---|
| CONVERSATION 1:DIFFERENT | (FARAK) |
| A: Why are these two books different? | Yi duita kitaab kina farak chhan? |
| B: They are different editions. | Yi farak sanskaran hun. |
| CONVERSATION 2: WIDER | (FARAAKILO) |
| A: Which road is wider? | Kun baato faraakilo chha? |
| B: The main road is wider. | Mukhya baato faraakilo chha. |
| CONVERSATION 3: LEFT | (BAAYAA) |
| A: Please turn left. | Kripaya baayaa farkanus. |
| B: Okay, I will turn here. | Thik chha, ma yahaan farkanchhu. |
| CONVERSATION 4: FRUIT | (FAL) |
| A: Which fruit do you like? | Timilaai kun fal mann parchha? |
| B: I like apples and bananas. | Malaai syaau ra kera mann parchha. |
| CONVERSATION 5: GROW | (BADHNU) |
| A: Do mangoes grow here? | Ke yaha aanp falchha? |
| B: Yes, they grow in summer. | Ho, garmiyaamma falchha. |
| CONVERSATION 6:REST | (AARAAM) |
| A: Let’s rest at the resting place. | Aau falainchama aaram garau. |
| B: That’s a good idea. | Tyo ramro bichar ho. |
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