Bengali

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Sweetest language in the world. when a person is speaking sweetly with another. language spoken in india(West bengal) & bangladesh. 5th largest language in the world Urban Dictionary

Bengali, usually followed by the word chick or girl, then by a drool. Urban Dictionary

People coming from bangladesh. THEY AREN'T THE SAME AS INDIAN PEOPLE. WE ARE ALSO OF MONGOLIAN DECENT. WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT, THAT'S THE TRUTH. bengalis are also more oriental looking than indian people in general, if you've noticed. 3 out of 5 of the nobel prize winners from the indian subcontinent/southern asia are bengali. bengalis as a mass are very deep thinkers, though not the most athletic. they are a rather close knit community, and even fought against the pakistani army (which had tanks, while bengalis had spears) to keep their language. Urban Dictionary

Ethnic group of indo-aryans from Bangladesh. Bengali race genes consist of the following, indian\pakistani(which are considered asian AND caucasian), and mongolian. They mongolian part is proven through the fact that there are bengalis with the last name "khan" as in genghis khan. Also, in the northern part of bangladesh, there are bengalis with very oriental features. Though Bangladesh is not the most rich country in the world, but it is making very huge advancements everyday. Dhaka, Bangladesh also has the 3rd largest population. There is also a very large bengali population in england, and a pretty small population in Japan. The population in america isn't too shabby. Urban Dictionary

1. a person from west bengal or bangladesh 2. someone who likes to eat fish. a LOT. Urban Dictionary

A person of Bangladeshi decent like the Italians of asia because they love good food, talk and argue too much and are cheap as hell They own half of the gas stations in the US and not only do they have terrible english accents but they also have crap grammar they also love rhyming things which make no sense whatsoever as in satha matha (umbrella head) THEY LOVE USING THE WORD SHIT because they think they are blakk their language has the most odd cuss words ever example: 1)shalla(brother in law) 2)batpar (crooked person)- never say this to a bengali they will be pissed 3)gadha/gadhar bacha(ass/child of an ass) some are hindu but as long as most arent jews we love ya bengalis! Urban Dictionary

Describing one of the cultural hubs of Hindustan(India). People(about 200 million) from here love cricket, as it is the home of the majestic Eden Gardens, as well as enjoying life and eating rossogollas, gulab jamuns, sandeshes, fresh fish, and pan parag. Very intelligent beings. Urban Dictionary

These are the most elite people. They are so funny and always will be loyal. Never be mean to one cause they end up being really kind. Urban Dictionary

Basit hahaha Urban Dictionary

A curry-eating, gossip-loving wretch of a person who thrives on the misfortune of others; bengalis are typically obsessed with appearance and maintaining a "normal" image to Americans because they don't want to get deported, and they accomplish this by covering their flabby bodies with Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister; they spend many hours obsessing over perfectly arched eyebrows and flat-ironed hair; FOB. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to bengali:
bengali, bengal, bengals, bengasi, bangali, bengala, bengazi.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bengali:
oriya, bangla, assamese, ghosh, gujarati, mitra, kolkata, marathi, hindi, puja, bengal, nepali, urdu, punjabi, dhaka, bose, sen, kannada, durga, malayalam, bangladesh, calcutta, telugu, sanskrit, kali, amar, brahmin, hindu, dev, assam, devi, bollywood, swami, das, tamil, raj, cuisine, cinema, partition, bihar, pakistan, nationalism, calendar, language, alphabet, roy, literature, caste, poet, raja, sheikh, remake, muslim, numbered, poets, krishna, ahmed, novelist, script, languages, spoken, banner, persian, directed, ray, dialect, indian, medium, nationalist, nobel, islam, liberation, tribal, movies, arabic, india, film, poetry, folk, khan, refugees, literary, poems, serial, translation, starring, renaissance, speaking, actress, acted, english, writer, drama, movie, romantic, actor, ali, delhi, sung, movement.

Words that rhyme with bengali:
melancholy, folly, jolly, holly, ali, poly, dolly, trolley, ollie, volley, molly, collie, mali, lolly, dali, duopoly, cali, bali, diwali, golly, wally, polly, raleigh, brolly, colly, bialy, squally, aalii, loblolly, mollie, somali, pauli, crawly, nepali, rawly, macaulay, kigali, solly, olly, crawley, drawly, drolly, brawley, sea holly, smalley, mccauley, mexicali, akali, border collie, prolly, internationale, brawly, poly-, scrawly, callee, jolley, lolli, pawley, holley, rolley, dollie, callie, canale, colley, rollie, fawley, dolley, ice lolly, blolly, hallie, gali, scholy, squali, vitali, cawley, sprawly, dawley, scali, walley, imperiale, smally, pauly, cardinale, half volley, hawley, murali, tea trolley, natale, hog molly, rawley, vallie, vitaly, papale, hollie, casale, macauley, kolli, solley, tallie, whally.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bengali:
original, non, modern, young, colloquial, old, standard, average, literary, effeminate, native, educated, chaste, pure, simple, anti, english, anglo, ordinary, fluent, elegant, broken, popular, medieval, contemporary, typical, true, fat, class, middle, sanskrit, hindi, sanskritized, cultured, wealthy, corrupt, bodied, perfect, mixed, classical, urban, rural, eminent, rich, enough, distinguished, mainstream, eastern, portly, suave, caste, correct, sober, assamese, half, fellow, idiomatic, muslim, flawless, tongue, plain, century, day, sanskritised, distorted, clever, lucid, rustic, pro.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bengali:
literature, youth, poetry, mind, era, life, language, population, prose, society, culture, year, poet, words, village, work, nationalism, play, drama, writers, community, identity, grammar, poets, families, novel, leaders, author, sentiment, original, influence, writer, movement, speaking, press, school, opinion, translation, month, songs, style, plays, speech, books, feeling, intellectuals, town, fiction, woman, family, spirit, versions, officers, music, women, dictionary, dialect, workers, text, gentleman, characters, script, demand, majority, speakers, english, tradition, case, consciousness, types, journal, temperament, elite, poems, riots, scholars, reader, girl, dailies, girls, writing, origin, demands, newspapers, edition, imagination, readers, businessmen, babus, residents, communities, leader, intellect, version.

Consonant match to bengali:
bungalow, bengal a, bengal he.

Words that sound like bengali:
bengali, bangali, bengalis, pengelly, bungalow, bungalo, bengal, bengals, bengel, bangala, by golly, bangalow, bengalese, bungle, bingle, bungled, binkley, bungles, banale, bingles, bunkley, bangle, bangles, benghazi, begley, beggarly, bongle, zingale, baggily, bengasi, penkala, hengelo, bingley, bigelow, bigly, bungalows, bungling, bungler, bigley, buncle, bacala, bummalo, binghi, bulkeley, bentley, bently, bengay, bangalore, boogaloo, bexley, bagley, beckley, benga, bialy, bonelli, bensley, back alley, hungerly, pingle, pinkley, bangui, beighley, baccala, pinkly, beagley, benchley, banally, balmily, boongary, bonnily, pungle, back-alley, bengal bean, binging, bingeing, hengel, pongal, pangle, bulkley, penally, bingo, beguile, banal, beguiled, binky, bangor, beguiles, benignly, beguiler, bickley, big al, bakula, bingos, big hole, biglow, begild, big gulp, big hill, big lie, big willy.