চোখ
chokh
eye, eyes
What does চোখ mean?
চোখ (chokh) is a Bangla noun that means eye, eyes in English.
Refers to the human or animal eye, both literally and in many everyday idioms regarding perception and care. In colloquial speech, it frequently appears in phrases about looking after things or expressing surprise. A common mistake is adding plural markers unnecessarily; speakers in Bangladesh usually leave the noun unmarked when referring to both eyes naturally.
How do you say “eye” in Bangla?
Say চোখ, pronounced chokh. Press play to hear a native Bangladeshi voice say it.
Pronunciation tips
- It has a breathy consonant (bh, chh, dh, kh, th): say it with a small puff of air, as if a soft h follows.
These sounds have no exact English match. Practise them letter by letter in the Bengali alphabet guide.
Example sentences
- তোমার চোখ দুটো খুব সুন্দর।tomar chokh duto khub shundor.
Your eyes are very beautiful.
- আপনার চোখে কি ধুলা পড়েছে?apnar chokhe ki dhula porechhe?
Did dust get into your eye?
- সাবধানে রাস্তায় চোখ রাখুন।shabdhane rastay chokh rakhun.
Carefully keep your eyes on the road.
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