LearnBanglaদাঁত
dat precise: dãt
tooth, teeth
What does দাঁত mean?
দাঁত (dat) is a Bangla noun that means tooth, teeth in English.
This noun means tooth or teeth, used in regular health, hygiene, and daily conversation. Because Bangla nouns do not take an -s plural, context or counters clarify whether one tooth or all teeth are being discussed. An everyday routine phrase learners must know is দাঁত মাজা (dat maja), meaning to brush teeth.
How do you say “tooth” in Bangla?
Say দাঁত, pronounced dat. Press play to hear a native Bangladeshi voice say it.
Pronunciation tips
- The vowel is nasal (the ঁ sign): let air through your nose as you say it.
These sounds have no exact English match. Practise them letter by letter in the Bengali alphabet guide.
Example sentences
- প্রতিদিন সকালে দাঁত মাজা ভালো।protidin shokale dat maja bhalo.
Brushing teeth every morning is good.
- তোমার কি দাঁতে ব্যথা আছে?tomar ki date byatha achhe?
Do you have a toothache?
- খাবার পর দাঁত পরিষ্কার করো।khabar por dat porishkar koro.
Clean your teeth after eating.
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