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Wandering meaning in Nepali

Wandering meaning in Nepali. Here you learn English to Nepali translation / English to Nepali dictionary of the word ' Wandering ' and also play quiz in Nepali words starting with W also play A-Z dictionary quiz . To learn Nepali language , common vocabulary and grammar are the important sections. Common Vocabulary contains common words that we can used in daily life. This way to learn Nepali language quickly and learn daily use sentences helps to improve your Nepali language. If you think too hard to learn Nepali language, 1000 words will helps to learn Nepali language easily, they contain 2-letter words to 13-letter words. Below you see how to say Wandering in Nepali.

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English to Nepali Meaning of wander - लक्षविना हिड्नु

लक्षविना हिड्नु, प्रस्थान, खुरचना, खर्क, यात्रा, टहलने, हिंड्न, रेभ

Then take away his keys and make him WANDER the streets

Excuse me. I'm gonna go WANDER the streets alone.

for a conscious mind to WANDER around in it.

pee and then WANDER around the house.

We need room to WANDER .

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Definitions and Meaning of wander in English

Wander verb.

digress , divagate , stray

• "Don't digress when you give a lecture"
• "her mind wanders"
• "She always digresses when telling a story"

cast , drift , ramble , range , range , roam , roll , rove , stray , swan , swan , swan , tramp , vagabond

• "roving vagabonds"
• "The cattle roam across the prairie"
• "The gypsies roamed the woods"
• "the laborers drift from one town to the next"
• "the wandering Jew"
• "They rolled from town to town"

meander , thread , weave , wind , wind

• "sometimes, the gout wanders through the entire body"
• "the path meanders through the vineyards"
• "the river winds through the hills"
• "After dinner, we wandered into town"

betray , betray , cheat on , cheat , cuckold

• "Might her husband be wandering?"
• "She cheats on her husband"

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How to Say Wander in Nepali

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• NepalResearch : Nepali & Sherpa dictionaries ( Sherpa is closed to Tibetan )

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• Nepalgo : Nepali course & vocabulary by topics

• Nepalese Linguistics : online journal about the languages of Nepal, published by the Linguistic society of Nepal

• The sounds of the English language and Nepali Language by Rajan Kumar Kandel, in Anusheelan research journal (2010)

• The effects of English in the Nepali hinterlands : career gains and identity loss , by Ashok Raj Khati, in Nelta (2013)

• Why English is not a foreign language in Nepal by Ram Ashish Giri, in Journal of world languages (2014)

• Motion events in Nepali by Krishna Parajuli, thesis (2021)

• Négociation des ressources langagières dans les échanges conversationnels népali-anglais by Julian Vasseur, thesis (2021)

• Nepali lessons for teach yourself Nepali by Netra Prasad Paudyal (2014)

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सबै व्यक्ति हरू जन्मजात स्वतन्त्र हुन ती सबैको समान अधिकार र महत्व छ। निजहरूमा विचार शक्ति र सद्धिचार भएकोले निजहरूले आपसमा भातृत्वको भावना बाट व्यवहार गर्नु पर्छ।

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Common Nepali Words you should know while Travelling to Nepal

Last Updated on November 16, 2022 by Alpha Adventure Treks

The most popular activities in Nepal are trekking and adventure sports . It is best if you learn a few everyday words because you will be in a foreign environment with people speaking other languages. Although it takes years to become fluent in a language, some words and brief sentences are simple to pick up and can be used frequently in conversation.

Typically, Nepalese do not anticipate foreigners speaking their language. However, if you can speak, you can benefit them. The majority of Nepalese will be thrilled to hear whatever you have to say in their native tongue. They will be grateful that you are interested in their own tongue and culture.

By learning about the people and their way of life, you may enhance your experience in this Himalayan nation. As you walk your shanks along the hilly hills, traveling in Nepal is an enriching experience.

Your stay will be lot easier thanks to the reasonably priced amenities as well as the kind staff and competent tour guides. The main issue for you occasionally can be this linguistic barrier. Here are some simple Nepali terms and phrases to help you communicate. These will make your trip safe, enjoyable, and simple.

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Namaste – Hello

Namaste is a method to greet someone politely by joining your hands together. It’s a certain style of mannerism that impresses Nepalis, especially the elderly, upon first meeting them. So, whenever you meet someone, you may just smile and greet them with “Namaste.”

Dhanyabad- Thank you

In Nepali, it means “Thank you.” People should be thanked for their gracious welcome and assistance. They’ll be overjoyed with this without a doubt. Every time your guide or porter assists you, tell them this, and I assure you that you will receive superior service. The word is pronounced “Dhan-ya-wad.”

Ramailo Cha – Enjoying

People frequently enquired about your travels. When you are having fun, you can say “Ra-mai-lo cha.” When something is enjoyable or you enjoy visiting Nepal, you say “ramailo cha.” Say something in Nepali to praise the beauty of the mountains.

Ramro  Cha- Beautiful

Simply said, “ram-ro cha” says you like it. If you appreciate someone’s outfit or a flower you observe along the trail, you can say “ramro cha” to them.

Pheri Bhetaula – See you again

Although there is no unique Nepali phrase for “bye,” it is customary to say “Pheri Bhetaula” as you depart in order to express your gladness and hope to see them again in the future. It makes you feel good as you leave.

Maaph garnuhos =excuse me/ sorry

While to use “maaph garnuhos”: “Maaph garnuhos is generally used when apologizing, but it can also be used on occasion when attempting to navigate a congested area or draw attention to yourself.

Basic Nepali terms used during meals

The people of Nepal are incredibly devoted. It’s as normal to hear “Have you eaten?” as “How are you?” Ask the other person if he would like to eat while you are with someone else and have food served to you.

It’s a method of expressing respect. Also keep in mind that it is impolite to squander food in Nepal. When being served again, make a small inquiry. If it isn’t enough for you, you can ask a third time.

Lunch / Dinner – Khana

Breakfast / Tiffin – Nasta

A little – Ali Ali

I am full – Malai Pugyo

It’s Delicious – Ati Mitho Chha

Hot – Taato (for drinks and food)

Cold – Chiso (for drinks and food)

Water – Paani

Tea – Chiya How much is it? – Kati Bhayo

Other common Phrases:

“Jado bhayo” for I am cold.

“Garmi bhayo” for mean I feel hot.

“Huncha / Ho” for Yes (express agreement)

“Hudaina / Hunna” for No or (express disagreement)

“Hijo” for yesterday

“Aaja” for Today

“Bholi” for Tomorrow

Tapaiko naam k ho? For what is your name?

Mero naam … ho for My Name is …

You’re very beautiful. – Tapai Ekdam Raamro Hunuhunchha.

I love your country a lot. – Malai Tapaiko Desh Ekdam Mann Paryo.

Sanchai Hununchha? – How are you doing?

Tapailai Bhetera Khusi Lagyo – It’s nice to see you

Thamel (Place name) samma Janu Hunchha? – Take me to Thamel, please!

Bhaadaa Kati Ho? – How much is the fare?

Kati Time Laagchha? – How long will it take?

Nepali Language Tips while travelling to Nepal

Below are some of the tips and things to remember while communicating in Nepali language:

• Always use a pleasant tone of voice.
• Simply respond, “I don’t have,” (Chhaina), when a child on the road asks you for money. Then, turn around and leave.
• Don’t tell them directly if you feel awful about something that has to do with their culture. They’ll get upset over this.
• Learn the Nepali numbers provided above if you wish to haggle at neighborhood marketplaces.
• To establish rapport when striking up a conversation, use Nepali relationship expressions.
• If you want to go onto someone’s private property, always ask permission.
• While visiting Nepal, save this blog’s page for “Learn Nepali Words.” So, whenever you need it, you may find Nepali meaning.

The Nepalese people are incredibly friendly and will always attempt to help you in any way they can. Atithi Devo Bhava, which translates to “Guests are God,” is a saying we’ve all heard since we were young. The secret is good communication. As a result, you still need to make sure they comprehend what you are saying.

It is crucial to master Nepali words going forward. Knowing these fundamental terms will be useful for you whether you’re traveling through urban areas or rural communities. The relationships you form with the locals and your trip companions will help you better comprehend their way of life. In extreme circumstances, the ability to articulate oneself and ask for assistance can even save your life.

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10+ Natural Nepali Words For Nature

• , October 4, 2023

Nepal, a small country in the heart of the Himalayas is all about rugged terrain, impressive views, and awe-inspiring natural beauty. From the towering peaks of the Himalayan range to the lush green valleys learning Nepali words for nature is handy for when you visit so you can describe the amazing world you find yourself in.

This time, we will be looking at some of the Nepali words related to nature and the environment you can use to describe the wonders all around you in this magnificent Himalayan country.

Nepali Words For Nature

In Nepali, a language intertwined with the country’s breathtaking landscapes, nature is beautifully described. “Prakriti” (प्रकृति) embodies the essence of nature, while “Parbat” (पर्वत) portrays majestic mountains. “Jal” (जल) symbolizes the significance of water in Nepal’s ecosystem.

So, come let’s take a look at some other words related to nature in the Nepali language.

Mountain – Parbat (पर्वत)

What better word to begin with? Nepal is renowned around the globe for its massive mountains, and the Nepali word “Parbat” (पर्वत) is at the heart of its natural and environmental vocabulary. The towering peaks of the Himalayas, including the iconic Mount Everest (सगरमाथा – Sagarmatha in the Nepali translation), are a source of national pride and a symbol of Nepal’s natural magnificence.

Forest – Jangala (जङ्गल)

Nepal may be mountainous but the country is also covered in forests, from subtropical jungles in the lowlands to temperate and alpine forests in the higher regions. The Sanskrit word “Jangala” (जङ्गल) rather oddly means “arid, sparsely grown with trees” but is the reason different languages have words similar to “jungle” in their lexicon for “dense growth of trees and other tangled vegetation.” In Nepal, forests not only provide habitat for countless animals but also play a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance and supporting the local livelihoods of Nepali humans.

Weather – Mausam (मौसम)

The word “मौसम” (Mausham) is used to describe the ever-changing weather patterns in Nepal. The country experiences a wide range of climates, from subtropical in the lowlands to alpine conditions in the mountains. Understanding the “मौसम” is vital for planning agricultural activities, trekking and hiking expeditions, and daily life in Nepal.

Seasons – Mausamharu (मौसमहरू)

Nepal experiences distinct “Mausamharu” (मौसमहरू), or seasons, throughout the year. These seasons dictate agricultural practices, festivities, and even tourism patterns. The country’s diverse geography ensures that there is always a place to enjoy each season.

Wildlife – Vanyajantu (वन्यजन्तु)

Nepal’s national parks and protected areas are teeming with diverse wildlife, from the elusive Bengal tiger (बंगाल टाइगर) to the mischievous monkeys or “bandar” (बन्दर). The term “Vanyajantu” (वन्यजन्तु) encompasses this wealth of untamed living beings and underscores the importance of conservation efforts and the relevant protection of the environment.

Birds – Caraharu (चराहरू)/ Pakshi (पक्षी)

Similar to the presence of lots of terrestrial wildlife, there are over 900 species of birds found in various ecosystems in Nepal. From the lowlands to the high mountain regions in Nepal , this country’s avian diversity is astounding. The word “Pakshi” (पक्षी) encompasses all of our feathered friends and Nepal recognizes the importance of bird conservation in the country.

River – Nadi (नदी)

Rivers are the lifeblood of Nepal, providing quality fresh water for drinking, agriculture, and hydropower generation. The word “Nadi” (नदी) represents the intricate network of rivers that crisscross the country, including the powerful Koshi, the pristine Gandaki, and the sacred Bagmati. Nepali culture is deeply intertwined with its rivers, which are often worshipped as goddesses.

Lake – Taal (ताल)

Nepal is blessed with numerous lakes, both big and small, scattered across its picturesque landscapes. These “Taal” (ताल) serve as serene havens for wildlife and offer breathtaking reflections of the surrounding mountains. Prominent lakes like Rara, Fewa, and Gosaikunda are not only natural wonders but also cultural and spiritual landmarks.

Cave – Gufa (गुफा)

Nepal is home to many hidden treasures below the earth as well as above, including stunning limestone caves like the Siddha Gufa and Gupteshwor Caves. The word “गुफा” (Gufa) denotes these geological wonders, which often hold cultural and religious significance.

National Park – Rastriya Nikunja (राष्ट्रिय निकुञ्ज)

Nepal’s national parks and conservation areas play a vital role in protecting the country’s natural heritage. The word “राष्ट्रिय निकुञ्ज” (National Park) signifies these designated areas, which are not only havens for wildlife but also popular destinations for eco-tourism and adventure enthusiasts keen to get out and enjoy the natural world.

Snow/Ice – Barf (बर्फ)

Nepal’s high mountains are often covered in a pristine blanket of “Barf” (बर्फ). Snow and ice not only shape the landscapes but also provide a source of fresh water for downstream communities.

Waterfall – Jharna (झरना)

Nepal’s rugged terrain gives rise to countless “Jharna” (झरना), or waterfalls, each with its unique charm. Waterfalls are not only natural marvels but also sources of hydroelectric power and recreation.

Conservation – Sanrakshan (संरक्षण)

Last but not least, “Sanrakshan” (संरक्षण) is a crucial word in the Nepali language . It emphasizes the importance of environmental conservation efforts by human beings to protect Nepal’s unique, fragile ecosystems and natural resources for future generations.

The Nepali language is a treasure trove of words that reflect the deep connection between the people of Nepal and their stunning natural environment. These words not only describe the physical elements of nature but also encompass the cultural, spiritual, and practical aspects of life in this remarkable country.

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To wander or roam meaning in nepali, meaning of "to wander or roam".

Other word with "To"

• (accident) to happen, to occur, to take place ,
• tax, duty, toll, cess, tribute, (action) force, persuasion, compulsion ,
• (agent) by, (reason) because of, due to, owing ,
• to have a foul smell, to stink, (air) to be foul ,
• (along) with, together, including ,
• (ambitions) to be fulfilled ,
• to be chaotic, (anarchy) to set in ,
• to be compelled, to be forced, (animal's nose) to be pierced, (documents) to be filed ,
• to shove, to push, to elbow, (application) to forward ,
• to melt, to dissolve, (person) to be pale and emaciated, to be tired, to get exhausted, to be zapped, (argument) to be convinced ,
• (arum) to give a burning sensation in throat ,
• (baby) to crawl, to go on all fours, to go on hands ,
• to urinate, to piss, to pass water, (baby) to wet the bed ,
• to be unlucky, (bad luck, ill omen) to ,
• (ball) to be torn, (bulb) to break, to go off, to be fused ,
• (beads, garland) to thread ,
• (beard) to grow ,
• (bee ant) to sting ,
• (bird) to peck, (snake) to bite, (bee) to sting, (person) to ,
• (bee) to suck flowers ,
• (bell, gong) to ring, (time) to strike, (hour) to be (some) o'clock ,
• (bell) to ring ,
• to sound, to play a musical instrument, (bell) to ring ,
• (bird) to flap wings ,
• (birds) to feed upon grains, to pick ,
• (flour) to sift, (board game) to move a piece ,
• to lie flat, (boat) to capsize, to be upset, to be overturned ,
• (boat) to capsize, to get upturned ,
• to cause to rust, (boat) to row ,
• (hair) to comb, (body) to scratch, (letters) to scribble, (picture) to draw, imagine ,
• to break, (marriage) to break up, to get a cleavage, (boil) ,
• (boil) to rise, (water) to bubble ,
• (bomb) to explode, (shell) to go off, (cannon) ,
• (bomb) to explode, (shell) to send off ,
• (bone) to be or get stuck ,
• (book cover) to be torn ,
• (Brahmin) to accept an offer, to receive a gift

Other word with "Wander"

• wandering, roaming, Vihar, Buddhist monastery ,
• vagabond, wanderer, gypsy, nomad ,
• vagabond, wanderer, loiterer, loafer, idler ,
• pilgrim, wanderer ,
• rogue, vagabond, wanderer, roamer, wandering or roaming ascetic ,
• wander, to be at a loss, to be absent minded, to look silly ,
• to return, to come back, to turn back, to turn round, to change, to be reversed, to stroll, to tour, to travel, to wander about ,
• to walk around, to stroll, to wander, to loiter, to hang out, to laze around, to idle or while time ,
• wandering through countries, travels ,
• vagabond, wanderer

Other word with "Or"

• shape, form, aspect, appearance, outline, silhouette, (alphabet) second letter, open vowel ,
• (Br) ground floor, (Am) first floor ,
• (asoj) dark fortnight ,
• comb, comb for straightening wool, (bananas) ,
• time off work, dismissal, leave, (bank) holiday, vacation ,
• (bed) head, (river) source, mouth, origin ,
• (before group of twenty two states, Baisi principalities ,
• (before unification) ,
• metal, mineral, ore (word) root, (body) semen, virile semen ,
• (breasts) to form milk, to have milk ,
• (bride) to be shouldered or carried on a sedan ,
• (building) to add stories ,
• (bus) conductor ,
• (cat) to lick or lap milk ,
• (cattle) just born ,
• (chicken) broiler, high or artificial breed ,
• windy, airy, draughty, stormy, (child) born out of wedlock ,
• bugbear, (child) word to frighten ,
• to boil, to simmer, to get hot and excited, (clitoris) to ,
• (cloth) flabby portions at the end ,
• to separate, to divide, to split, to rend, to tear, to be torn, to wear out, (clouds) to clear, (milk) to sour, to get sour, to curdle, to fork, to branch off ,
• (colloq) father, address for a boy or a male servant ,
• (colloq) term of address referring to a bus driver, tailoring ,
• oracle, heavenly voice, divine voice, revelation from God, (communication) telegram ,
• to be or happen something very slowly, (conspiracy) to be plotted ,
• day, date, (court) date for presence or hearing ,
• (cow) sore throat ,
• (criminal) to come or be tried under a section ,
• clearing, deforestation, (crops) trampling ,
• (cucumber) short pith ,
• to be infected, to have contagious diseases, (custom) to be defiled by touching or coming in contact with a lower caste person ,
• (date) to be solemn or auspicious

Other word with "Roam"

• to go up and down, to roam around
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