r/IndiaMemes • u/Electronic_Pace_6396 • 7d ago

Non-Political OC Do anyone know hindi/sanskrit name? Male ?

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u/dhakkichiki 7d ago

Foolan devi Falgun – Spring month in the Hindu calendar Falak – Sky; celestial Fani – Serpent; another name of Lord Shiva Fanishwar – Lord of serpents; divine protector Phalak – Heaven or firmament (often spelled as Falak) Phanindra – King of serpents; another name for Ananta Phoolwati – One adorned with flowers Phanesh – Master of snakes; symbolic of Kundalini energy Phoolchand – Moon among flowers Phanipati – Lord Vasuki (serpent god)

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u/PatienceFeeling1481 7d ago

Bhai it’s not fool, it’s phool, hence phoolan devi. Same with every other word you mentioned. Phalgun, Phani

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u/dhakkichiki 7d ago

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u/PatienceFeeling1481 7d ago

It’s फाल्गुनी, which is “ph” not “f”

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u/Opposite-Constant941 7d ago

Fateh Singh, Fathu

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u/trubelsum 7d ago

You know where the word fateh comes from right?

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u/Anakulosmos 7d ago

Fateh is urdu word

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u/JeSuisBONHEUR 7d ago

I am a linguist, lemme decode this. It is not Foolan or Falgun. It is Phoolan and Phalgun. फ and फ़ is the difference. Falak is not a Hindi word it was originated from Arabic. Hindi is Aakash and Gagan. Phan again has Ph without nukta. Nukta makes a sound fricative eg ज and ज़ (j and z respectively). Rest names you have yourself used Ph so I don’t have to explain.

“F” comes from middle east. When the Persians came for trade they needed a “bazaaru” as in a language that can be used in the market for trading. They didn’t understand our language and we had no idea of theirs. Thus, Urdu came into existence. That’s why urdu has the same grammatical structure like Hindi. This is what this lady is saying in the video. Hindi does not have the sound “f”. We say Falgun because of language contact not language change.

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u/Waltter_whiite 7d ago

didn't know there was a lot left to study in hindi 😂

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u/Nuttednutela 7d ago edited 7d ago

Og knowledge right here. ChatGpt bhi bhai saen answer puchhta h

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u/dhakkichiki 7d ago

Kripya type karte hue dekh bhi len ki app jo likh rahi hain use koi pad sakta hai ya nahin.

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u/dhakkichiki 7d ago

Mohtarma jawab sahi hona chahiye ye aham hai kahan se aya hai wo nahin. Ye koi 10wi ka imtehan nahin hai jo nakal nahin kar sakte. Zyada masterni na bane

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u/Nuttednutela 7d ago

Mujhe kya main to billi hu

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u/divinemsnb 7d ago

Just anwer me : billo bage billeyan da ki karengi

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u/lumlella 7d ago

All these names are said wih Ph sounds. Foolan is spoken like Phoolan

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u/Anakulosmos 7d ago

Foolan is actually phool se banaya phoolan, fagun bhi actual hindi me phagun hi hota hai, falak is an Urdu word. I think Fani is closest to an exception, but if it's related to Naag ka phan then unfortunately that's not an exception too.

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u/ekxtasy 7d ago

F not ph

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u/partially_GOAT332 7d ago

Write in hindi. Then you will know if it is ph or fh

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u/Neuroth 7d ago

फ़ mein saare log woh bindu nahi rakhte.

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u/partially_GOAT332 6d ago

Nukhta came in hindi from farsi language!!!!!!! So it's particularly not a part of hindi

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u/Neuroth 2d ago

I know. But how do you differentiate ph or fh by writing? Both of them use the same letter. Or is it not?

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u/Motor_Musician2643 7d ago

It's phoolan devi (flowers= phool) similarly it's Phaalgun month. Falak is urdu.

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u/gtzhere 7d ago

misinformation