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b

behen chod (singular) sister fucker note This is the most common of the hindhi abuses
bhadwaa pimp (person who solicits customers for whores) note Used commonly. derived from the streets of Bombay.
bhen chowd Fuck your Sister note This is the most common of the hindhi abuses. Even though it is accepted during conversations with friends

c

chuutya ‡ cunthole eg tum chuutya ho you're an asshole.

g

gaandu (noun, masc.) gay note This is used to swear at a person since the PC movement is not too strong in India. probably derived from gaand which means ass.
gote balls note pronounced as goat-aey often used in phrases like gote pe laath maara meaning kick someone on the balls or gote dab gaye (balls got squeezed), gote mu mein aa gaye (balls were in his mouth) meaning someone (usually male) was in deep trouble.

h

haram zadah (noun) † gloss: illegal product. trans: bastard eg haram zadah, eeder ao! bastard, come here! eg wo Amit haram zadah heh that Amit is a bastard
hijda (noun) transvestite note In Bombay, where the transvestite community is rather visible, this word is often used to communicate a lack of testicular fortitude on the part of the object. It is a loose equivalent of the English phrase "Take off your skirt".

k

kuttiya (fem. sing) ☺ bitch

l

lavDa (noun) ‡ prick, penis note This is Bombay street slang, and is often used, but almost exclusively by males.
lund choos Suck my dick note Lund - dick choos - suck

m

ma ki chut ‡ mother's pussy note pronounced 'maa key chooth'
madar chowd † motherfucker

r

randi (noun) † prostitute, whore note Again a term that originated on the streets and brothels of Bombay, it is most frequently used to describe the nature of the object's mother or sister. The word itself is not offensive, it is the context it is used within that leads to its strength as an expletive.
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