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This is a list of words about family in Nepali. You can name people such as your relatives as well as extended family this way.
Daughter: छोरी chōrī |
Son: छोरा chōrā |
Sister: बहिनी bahinī |
Brother: दाजु dāju |
Baby: शिशु śiśu |
Child (m): बालक bālaka |
Child (f): बालिका bālikā |
Father: बुवा buvā |
Mother: आमा āmā |
Husband: लोग्ने lōgnē |
Wife: स्वास्नी svāsnī |
Cousin (m): दाजु dāju |
Cousin (f): बहिनी bahinī |
Aunt: काकी kākī |
Uncle: काकाको छोरा kākākō chōrā |
Grandfather: हजुर बुवा hajura buvā |
Grandmother: हजुर मुमा hajura mumā |
Nephew: भतिजा bhatijā |
Niece: भतिजी bhatijī |
Man: पुरुष puruṣa |
Woman: महिला mahilā |
Boy: केटा kēṭā |
Girl: केटी kēṭī |
People: मानिसहरू mānisaharū |
These examples show how family words are used in a Nepali sentence. Very useful when socializing with other people. This can also show you how to ask questions.
What's your brother called?: तिम्रो दाईलाई के भनी बोलाउछौ? timrō dā'īlā'ī kē bhanī bōlā'uchau? |
How old is your sister?: तिम्री बहिनी कति बर्षकी भइन्? Timrī bahinī kati barṣakī bha'in? |
Where does your father work?: तिम्रो बुबा कहाँ काम गर्नुृहुन्छ? Timrō bubā kahām̐ kāma garnur̥huncha? |
Your daughter is very cute: तिम्रो छोरी राम्री छिन्। Timrō chōrī rāmrī chin. |
I love my husband: म मेरो श्रीमानलाई माया गर्छु। Ma mērō śrīmānalā'ī māyā garchu. |
This is my wife: ऊ मेरी श्रीमती हो । Ū mērī śrīmatī hō. |
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