89 definitions by typical Indian

Asche Bochor Abar Hobe

It means, "(Durga Puja) Again will happen in the upcoming year." It's a social and religious slogan popularly used by Hindus of West Bengal on the last day of Durga Puja which is called Vijayadashami.

"Asche Bochor Abar Hobe" is a social and religious slogan popularly used by Hindus of West Bengal on the last day of Durga Puja, which is called 'Vijayadashami.'

Don't be sad, guys, Ma will come, asche bochor abar hobe. Now wipe away tears.

by typical Indian October 8, 2023

Moxism

A new type of cult and philosophy led and established by Roddur Roy. It explains a new approach of liberal and peaceful outlook in the society . However it could not appeal to so many people.

Moxism — a practice of new life founded by Roddur Roy.

by typical Indian October 10, 2023

Rajiv Dixit

A Bharatiya social reformer, great orator, and knowledgeable person in so many things esp. ancient Bharat, medicine and Ayurveda, politics etc. His aim was to establish Atmanirbhar Bharat excluding multi-national corporations from the country and bring back the golden period of Bharat.

Rajiv Dixit was a great speaker where he shared his vast and valuable knowledge.

by typical Indian October 8, 2023

Happu Singh

number one bribe taker, gauri mam lover, Bundeli inspector.

darogi happu singh ji e hame pakar ke kyu leye aaye tum? "saree jada chapar chapar na kar. kasam se kara e hai abi boroph ke silli mang owange or nango karge sale letayake pichu-a-are dande ke jecha pelenge."

by typical Indian October 11, 2023

Absobloominlutely

It's an exaggerated form of traditional adverb "absolutely," wherein "bloomin(g)" is an expletive or meaningless phrase, and doesn't change the meaning of the original word 'absolutely'. However, no recognized dictionaries have this word so far.

Can you learn swimming without water? Absobloominlutely not!

by typical Indian September 29, 2023

radhe radhe

Chiefly Vaishnava greeting. It means "glory to Devi Radha Rani," and often used as a greeting.

Supromi: Hare Krishna, bondhu.

Kumar: Radhe Radhe, bandhobi.

by typical Indian October 8, 2023

KalBaishakhi

It means a type of windy storm from the northwest. Literally 'kal' means "terrible," and 'baishakhi' refers to "something that happens in the month of Baishakh," that falls in the midtime of April. "KalBaishakhi" is a local term mainly used by the people of Bengal, Assam, and Odia. Its literal translation in English language is 'Northwesterlies' or 'Nor'wester'.

Although KalBaishakhi is a strong windy storm, many local people are benefited by it in their farming.

by typical Indian September 16, 2023