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Mahi - mahi-Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Mahi is a word of Polynesian origin meaning strong or work. In Hawaiian, it refers to effort or labor, while in Maori, it means to work or activity. It is also used in names and phrases.

mahi

/ˈmɑːhi/ /ˈmɑːhi/

Definition:

A term of endearment meaning "my love" in Hindi and other Indian languages.

Synonyms:

darling, sweetheart, beloved, dear

Part of Speech:

noun

Antonyms:

enemy, stranger

Common Collocations:

my mahi, dear mahi, beloved mahi

Derivatives:

mahiya (diminutive), mahiwal (poetic)

Usage Tips:

Use "mahi" affectionately for loved ones, common in Hindi-speaking cultures.

Common Phrases:

"mahi ve" (song phrase), "mere mahi" (my love), "mahi mera" (my beloved)

Etymology:

Derived from Hindi/Urdu, meaning "fish" or "love," often used poetically.

Examples:

  • 1. She whispered, "Mahi," to her child softly.
  • 2. He called his wife "Mahi" as a sweet nickname.
  • 3. The song's lyrics repeated "mahi ve" lovingly.
  • 4. "Where are you, mahi?" she asked anxiously.

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