নোংরা
nongra precise: nôngra
dirty, filthy
What does নোংরা mean?
নোংরা (nongra) is a Bangla adjective that means dirty, filthy in English.
নোংরা (nongra) means dirty or filthy in a strong, unpleasant way — a dirty street, dirty hands, dirty clothes. It can also describe something morally filthy, like a dirty joke or dirty politics. It is stronger than ময়লা (moyla), which just means 'dirty' or 'stained' and is the softer word for laundry and marks; calling a person নোংরা is a real insult.
How do you say “dirty” in Bangla?
Say নোংরা, pronounced nongra.
Example sentences
- তোমার জামা নোংরা।tomar jama nongra.
Your shirt is dirty.
- রাস্তা খুব নোংরা।rasta khub nongra.
The street is very dirty.
- হাত নোংরা করো না।hat nongra koro na.
Don't get your hands dirty.
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