The Alternative Hindi Dictionary: randi

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Main form randi
Transcribed form
Pronunciation
Grammatical description noun
Strength † strong
Translation prostitute, whore
Literal translation
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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