Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Bahut

👉 The term "bahut" is a Sanskrit word that translates to "grief." It refers to a feeling of sorrow, loss, or grief.

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👉 The term "bahuts" in Sanskrit is a word that refers to a type of ritual dance performed during religious or cultural events. It involves standing on one's tiptoe, with both feet touching, and then moving slowly forward while holding hands with others who are dancing with him/her. The purpose of this dance is often to symbolize the concept of "baahut" - the cycle of life and death, and to convey a sense of respect and reverence towards the divine. In

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👉 The term "bahutu" is a word in Wolof, a language spoken in Senegal and its diaspora in Mauritania. It translates to "white" or "yellow" in English. In Senegal, it's used as a term of endearment for people from other ethnic groups who are not related to the one being addressed. It is also used to refer to individuals of different races, especially those of African descent. The use of bahutu can vary depending on

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