Goru

Goru, or Go-rü, comes from the ancient Hindi dialect. It was primarily used when referring to a member of the lower class, and in modern times is used by Indians when referring to an outcast, or extreme loser.

He doesn't own a single gas station! Such a Goru!

by SexMe? May 30, 2016

Goru

Goru is the most lovable. Goru secretly loves cuddles. Goru loves to create things and make other people smile. If you have a goru in your life you are super lucky!

That's so beautiful! Did Goru make that?

by Bronze Cushion November 24, 2021

Goru

Cattle of any kind (but mostly meaning a cow).
It can also mean a herd of animals that have horns. It is a term used in multiple Indian languages like Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, etc.

Goru spiritually symbolises strength, diligence, protector qualities, sacrifice, and serenity.

by calculated September 30, 2022

Eat goru less

This is the way

‘Eat goru less’, Wise Uttam said.
‘Wise words’, his students thought.

by WallahHabibi69 November 5, 2020