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    The document discusses various idioms and phrases in Hindi related to fate, thinking deeply, marriage, cleaning, and prohibiting injections. It provides translations and explanations for idioms like "kismat ke barose bethne vala" meaning a fatalist, "sone pe suhaga" meaning a happily married woman, and mentions phrases like "crew the cud" which refers to a thoughtful facial expression while drinking tea or curd. It also defines words like "ponder" and "riven" and includes a prohibition sign related to injections.

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    The document discusses various idioms and phrases in Hindi related to fate, thinking deeply, marriage, cleaning, and prohibiting injections. It provides translations and explanations for idioms like "kismat ke barose bethne vala" meaning a fatalist, "sone pe suhaga" meaning a happily married woman, and mentions phrases like "crew the cud" which refers to a thoughtful facial expression while drinking tea or curd. It also defines words like "ponder" and "riven" and includes a prohibition sign related to injections.

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    The document discusses various idioms and phrases in Hindi related to fate, thinking deeply, marriage, cleaning, and prohibiting injections. It provides translations and explanations for idioms like "kismat ke barose bethne vala" meaning a fatalist, "sone pe suhaga" meaning a happily married woman, and mentions phrases like "crew the cud" which refers to a thoughtful facial expression while drinking tea or curd. It also defines words like "ponder" and "riven" and includes a prohibition sign related to injections.

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    apart because of color discrimination.

    tato ko lick kerne vala


    fate = fatalist

    kismat ke barose bethne vala


    crew the cud{sounds like dahi}. so
    it is the look people give (looks
    like they are thinking) when they
    drink tea or curd

    ponder = to think about something carefully or for a long time.


    sone pe suhaga
    I own this I confess know
    mop = gather dirt
    riven = river = river split
    don't pride on your Vainglory
    injection is prohibited

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