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tharki

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India/ˈʈʰər.kiː/

tharki noun: a lecherous or lustful person, especially a man; a pervert.

Noun

tharki (plural tharkis)

  1. (India, North, Pakistan, derogatory, slang) A lecherous or lustful person, especially a man; a pervert.
    • Stop staring at me! Bloody shameless tharki.

Forms of tharki

pluraltharkis

Origin of tharki

Borrowed from Hindi ठरकी (ṭharkī), from ठरक (ṭharak, “lust, desire”).

Questions about tharki

What does tharki mean?
Tharki means a lecherous or lustful person, especially a man; a pervert.
What part of speech is tharki?
Tharki is a noun.
How do you pronounce tharki?
Tharki is pronounced /ˈʈʰər.kiː/ (India).
What is the plural of tharki?
The plural of tharki is tharkis.

Words near tharki in the dictionary

  1. tharf-cakes
  2. Thargelia
  3. Thargelion
  4. tharid
  5. tharids
  6. tharki
  7. tharm
  8. tharms
  9. Tharoijam
  10. Tharoor
  11. Tharoors

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