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kaho

कहो
Hindi

Imperative verb 'say' or 'tell'

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Meaning

Kaho is the imperative form of the Hindi verb 'kehna', meaning 'to say' or 'to tell'. In song texts, it often functions as a quotative particle, introducing a sound or utterance. It is typically absorbed into the main verb in English translations, rather than being rendered as a separate 'say'.

In the songs

  • Baaje payal kaho chanan chanan

    Her anklets are sounding 'chanan chanan'

    Thillana - Dhanashree · Swati Tirunal

  • Baaje payal kaho chanan chanan

    Her anklets are sounding 'chanan chanan'

    Thillana - Dhanashree · Swati Tirunal

  • Baaje payal kaho chanan chanan

    Her anklets are sounding 'chanan chanan'

    Thillana - Dhanashree · Swati Tirunal

  • baaje paayal kaho chanan chanan

    The anklets sound 'chanan chanan'

    Tillana (Dhanashree) · Swati Tirunal

Songs with this word

From the lyrics we hold — 2 songs.

  • Thillana - Dhanashree

    Swati Tirunal

    appears in 3 lines

  • Tillana (Dhanashree)

    Swati Tirunal

    appears in 1 line

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