what is the meaning of honey bani?
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I think you mean "Honey Bunny."  It is a term of endearment referring to someone who is as sweet as honey and as cuddly as a bunny.\n\nH
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Bole toh... Hanuman jhi.. jab chote tey tab unka.. love failure hoh gaya...\nToh tab se..unki aur ladki logon se dushmani hoh gayi.....\n\nToh hanuman jhi ne shapath liya...\nHum nahi chahiya nari....Hum rahenge bramhachari..;)\n\nKyah bhai...tum hame bahut insult karte hoh...appko itni si baat bi nahi patha??
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In some writings, it's called "Krishna ki Patrani" (Krishna's Queen). It's also called "Bansuri".
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English- Theres something about mary\nHindi- Andaaz Apna Apna
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Bindi on forehead! As old as tradition and as new as the times, the bindi has come of age. With a change in perceptions about beauty and adornment, the aboriginal Indian Bindiya, the symbol of inner shakti, the fabled red dot ‘kumkum’ that the women wore in the center of their forehead has now become a fashion statement. Associated with marriage and feminity, the practice of wearing a bindi is a Vedic tradition that women follow as a conformation to the spirit of womanhood . More than a beauty spot, the manga tika (bindi) indicates good omen and purity.
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LOL - it has a few meanings.\nIt used to mean a kind of school prefect in a Girls` School but can be interpreted as a girl who happily fellates.
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I believe it means enlightened.\n\n(Like Siddan / Sidhan)
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Jayanthi may refer to:\n\n1. an ethnic group in southern India. \n2. a South Indian actress. \n3. the Sanskrit word for anniversary. \n4. it means victory \n5. the daughter of King of Heaven, Indra who later married Shukracharya \n6. Jayanti, Tangerang, a subdistrict of Tangerang Regency, Banten, Indonesia
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Bheegi Bheegi  -  Wet Wet /  Drenched\nAdhuri - Half  \nRulaya - Made Cry
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It means "a star"\nIt is the Lomwe dialect of Makua (from Mozambique)
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it's colloquial Hindi (NOT Hindu, that's a major RELIGION!) and as other posters have said, it means "It's OK"  or "OK" or "sure" or even "good".  Kinda depends on context, but "OK" is the closest equivalent in English.  Weird name for a house!
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'drony' - means honey-bee or queen bee.\nThis question comes for 2nd time \n(see '.. and musculine gender of witch' etc.,)
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Bori in Hindi means a sack (usually made of jute)
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A bee hive.  Yum yum\n\nisn't honey lovely?  My fave is acacia
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Probably a local word for termites or some other wood burrowing insect.  \nThe only other meaning was mentioned by the previous answer, and that is an Austailian term, Sawbees, Brand of hand-shears used for shearing sheep
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its Babba GhannoJ, and its a very delicious Arabic food\nand it means (spoiled father)\n\nyou must give me 10 point for this because no one lese know the answer
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"Páscoa Feliz, meu querido / doce (1). Que tenhas uma noite fantástica (2). Toma cuidado contigo. Amo-te!".\n\n1 - In Portuguese there is no exact expression for "HONEY" in this context (I stress, in this context!). It would be a little forced to say "Páscoa Feliz, "MEL"; therefore, I used the expression "meu querido" which is the equivalent to "my darling". Alternatively, you can use "meu doce", which is roughly equivalent to "sweet heart";   \n2 - Supposedly, he is going to party, a dinner or to any other special event at night? If he is, the translation I give above is the appropriate. However, if you just want to wish him "good night", as when you say goodbye until the next day, use only "boa noite" instead of "noite fantástica";