কাকি
kaki
aunt, paternal aunt
What does কাকি mean?
কাকি (kaki) is a Bangla noun that means aunt, paternal aunt in English.
Refers to one's paternal aunt, specifically the wife of a father's brother. Bangladeshi Muslims also commonly use the equivalent kinship term চাচি (chachi), though this word is universally understood and polite across all social groups. A frequent learner error is applying it to a maternal aunt, who must properly be called a খালা (khala) or মাসি (mashi).
How do you say “aunt” in Bangla?
Say কাকি, pronounced kaki. Press play to hear a native Bangladeshi voice say it.
Example sentences
- কাকি খুব মজার রান্না করেন।kaki khub mojar ranna koren.
Aunt cooks very tasty food.
- কাকি, চা কি তৈরি হয়েছে?kaki, cha ki toiri hoyechhe?
Aunt, is the tea ready?
- আমি কাল কাকির বাসায় যাব।ami kal kakir bashay jabo.
I will go to aunt's house tomorrow.
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