বর্ষা
borsha precise: bôrsha
monsoon, rainy season
What does বর্ষা mean?
বর্ষা (borsha) is a Bangla noun that means monsoon, rainy season in English.
Refers to the monsoon season or the continuous seasonal rains that define the climate of Bangladesh. While general rainfall is called বৃষ্টি (brishti), this term specifically denotes the entire seasonal period and its accompanying atmospheric downpours. It carries strong poetic and nostalgic associations in Bangladeshi culture, even though it regularly causes severe urban waterlogging in cities.
How do you say “monsoon” in Bangla?
Say বর্ষা, pronounced borsha. Press play to hear a native Bangladeshi voice say it.
Example sentences
- কাল বর্ষা আসবে।kal borsha ashbe.
The monsoon will come tomorrow.
- বর্ষার দিনে খুব বৃষ্টি হয়।borshar dine khub brishti hoy.
It rains heavily on monsoon days.
- আপনি কি বর্ষা পছন্দ করেন?apni ki borsha pochhondo koren?
Do you like the monsoon season?
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