Kumusta ka/po 

A greeting, which in English means, "How are you?" It is often replied to with, "Mabuti," which means good or fine.

Usage of "Kumusta ka/po"

Po is a term that is used to show respect. That is why:

- "Kumusta ka?" is INFORMAL and is used among friends or when addressing a younger person.

- "Kumusta po" or "Kumusta ka po?" is FORMAL and is used when addressing an older person. In fact, the best way to say it is "Kumusta po kayo?" using the formal/plural you (kayo) instead of the informal/singular you (ka).

- "Kamusta" is a popular but wrong way of spelling "kumusta."

Kumusta ka/po by jigman August 27, 2009

bhen ka loda 

bhen ka loda is a slang ( abusive word ) used in india which means "ovary of ur sister"

usko dekh bhen ka loda

bhen ka loda by ojas1338 November 29, 2020

Ullu ka patha 

ullu ka patha/ patta/ phatta meaning Son of an owl literally but used to call someone a fool

He is an ullu ka patha.
That ullu ka patha is my brother.

Ullu ka patha by Urban Indian September 18, 2013

chane ka zhaad 

bloating up someone by false praise. Appreciating someone for something trivial. Literally it means dont hoist me on a tree(small)

Tu muze chane ka zhaad par mat chadha, achha pehchanti hoon.

chane ka zhaad by summerof70 July 19, 2006

Hawas ka pujari 

"Hawas ka pujari" means the person who has a strong sexual desire and he daily used to masturbate.

Friend - kya krte ho
Me - pujari hu
Friend - kaha ke
Me- hawas ka pujari hu

Hawas ka pujari by Barbara michaels May 16, 2018

Kumusta ka 

Just wanted to correct the already posted definition. You wouldn't use: kumusta ka po.

"Po" is an enclitic pronoun used in more formal situations while "ka" is a pronoun used for "you" in a casual context. Thus, the two can never be used together.

The correct form using "po" would be kumusta po kayo.

Kumusta ka?
Kumusta po kayo?

Kumusta ka by Unconquered January 15, 2009

Kingda Ka 

The worlds tallest and fastest coaster in the universe. It is hydrolically launched with an engine with 4, 500 horsepower engines, and a huge wench that a catch car is attatched to, that hurls the ride down the track. It reaches speeds of up to 128 miles per hour and heights of 456 feet. The braking on Kingda Ka, has no friction and no contact with the ride. It is done with edi-current brakes. Kingda Ka is located at Six Flags: Great Adventure, Jacksonville, New Jersey. Kingda Ka has a 45 degree twist on the way up and a 425 degree turn going downwards, which the ride again screams past the 100 mile per hour mark. A legend in the amusement industry, and will be remembered forever.

Don: "Have you ridden Kingda Ka"?

Bob: "Yes. I sharted myself".

Kingda Ka by Somedude1858 May 2, 2006