Here are some noun, people, feelings and emotions in Nepali. Please click here to learn more Nepali.
Noun
|
Nepali |
English |
| Bato | Road |
| Kotha | Room |
| Khanna | Food |
| Topee | Hat |
| Manche | Person |
| Pariwar | Family |
| Pul | Bridge |
| Gau | Village |
| Ghar | House |
| Jhola | Bag |
| Mancheharu | People |
| Dharma | Religion |
| Des | Country |
| Khola | River |
| Mithai | Sweets |
| Git | Song |
| Chorachori | Children |
| Bajar | Market |
| Pasal | Shop |
| Koseli | Gift |
| Kitaab | Book |
| Bideshi | Foreigner |
People
|
Nepali |
English |
| Aama / Buwa | Mother / Father, but also friendly term men/women roughly in your parents generation |
| Didi / Bahini | Older / Younger sister, but also friendly term used to refer to other women roughly in your generation |
| Dhai / Bhai | Older / Younger brother, same as above |
| Nanu / Babu | Young girl / boy child |
| Ma / Hami | I / We |
| Tapaii | You |
| Yo / Tyo | This / That |
Feelings and Emotions
|
Nepali |
English |
| Ma ______ lagyo / lagena. | I feel / don’t feel ______. |
| Birami / sick | Bhok / hungry |
| Raksi / drunk | Thirkaa / thirsty |
| Khushee / happy | Dukha / sad |
| Thakai / tired | Alchee / lazy |
| Dar / scared | Nindra / sleepy |
| Jaado / cold | Garmi / hot |
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