The word 'hindi' is correct and usable in written English.
'Hindi' is the name of an Indo-Aryan language spoken primarily in India, and is often used to refer to the people and culture of Northern India. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to the Hindi language or culture. Example: "I am learning to speak Hindi so that I can communicate with my Indian colleagues."
States are divided by language, except in the north, where several of India's most populous states share Hindi.
They are in no position to cock a snook, for they call the turkey…the hindi.
As the school day draws to a close, Kalavathi gathers the children under the shade of the school's iconic Flame tree or 'Gulmohar' in Hindi.
You can see buses and rickshaws jostle for space with pedestrians as hawkers shout out their wares, like the juice seller who sings adapted Hindi film songs beneath the Bandra West skywalk - Jumme ke raat hai, mango bhi saath hai (It's Friday night, and you have a mango drink with you).
A woman named Kanta from the alliance – which also comprises Mahila Milan (Women Together in Hindi) and SPARC Societyy for the Promotion of Area Resource Centres) – came to meet Parveen and her neighbours soon after the demolition was deferred.
Hawa hawa oh hawa … a 90s Hindi hit blares from the radio in Kusum's mud house.
PK (the title is a play on the Hindi word for being drunk) also has an elaborate side story that has further upset Hindu nationalists – the heroine falls in love with a Pakistani, is heartbroken when she thinks he has ditched her, but is eventually reunited with her Muslim boyfriend by the film's lead.
After acknowledging the traditional Indigenous owners of the land in English, Modi continued in Hindi.
Now she enjoys singing with her friends, doing crosswords and gossiping about the latest Hindi films.
A decade ago, she says, the Hindi word for rape, balatkar, was nearly taboo.
Besides, as any number of writers have argued, restricting migration while allowing the free movement of goods and services is illogical and inefficient.Many arguments like S.A.P.'s rely on implicit assumptions: Kannada good, Hindi bad.
