1)
Definition:
Someone who manages to be part of two groups simultaneously, effortlessly navigating social circles without favoring one over the other. Imagine that friend who's like a social
wizard, hanging out in two different
school groups at the same
time without making anyone feel left out. A "Bokkor" is just that – someone who effortlessly does that.
2) Parts of Speech:
Noun
3) Pronunciation:
/Bok-er/
4) Place of origin:
So, there's this guy named Abu Bokkor, studying BBA at the University of Dhaka in the Department of Accounting and Information Systems. Originally part of the 27th
batch, he did something unique – jumped into the 28th
batch but stayed pals with both. Now, Abu Bokkor is the kind of friend who can hang out with anyone, and that's why we call him a "Bokkor" – like he can blend in anywhere. That's where the term "Bokkor" comes from, inspired by Abu Bokkor's cool way of being friends with everyone, even after switching batches.
"You know Mike? He's a Bokkor. He's friends with the
drama crowd and also jams with the
music enthusiasts. Just an easygoing pal, spreading good vibes."
"Lisa is a bit like a Bokkor. One day she's helping the art club, and the next, she's at the
skate park with the cool kids. She's just that friend who gets along with everyone."