Khariboli
/kaɹiːboʊɫiː/
Khariboli proper noun: the Delhi dialect of Hindustani upon which Standard Hindi and Urdu are based.
Proper noun
Khariboli
- The Delhi dialect of Hindustani upon which Standard Hindi and Urdu are based.
Khariboli meaning in Hindi, Tamil, Urdu and Telugu
Khariboli in Hindi
- Khariboli Hindustani
- खड़ी बोली khaṛī bolī, खड़ी khaṛī
Khariboli in Tamil
- Khariboli Hindustani
- கரிபோலி karipōli
Khariboli in Urdu
- Khariboli Hindustani
- کھڑی بولی khaṛī bolī
Khariboli in Telugu
- Khariboli Hindustani
- ఖరీబోలి kharībōli
More languagesFewer languages
- Khariboli in Arabic
- كْهَرِيبُولِيَّة kharībūliyya
- Khariboli in Thai
- ภาษาขาริโพลี paasăa kăarípohlee
Origin of Khariboli
Borrowed from Hindustani کھڑی بولی (khṛī bolī) / खड़ी बोली (khaṛī bolī), literally "standing speech", likely in the sense of "standard speech".
Questions about Khariboli
- What does Khariboli mean?
- Khariboli means the Delhi dialect of Hindustani upon which Standard Hindi and Urdu are based.
- What is Khariboli in Hindi?
- Khariboli in Hindi is खड़ी बोली (khaṛī bolī), खड़ी (khaṛī). See Khariboli meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Khariboli?
- Khariboli is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Khariboli?
- Khariboli is pronounced /kaɹiːboʊɫiː/.
Words near Khariboli in the dictionary
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