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I'm yet to learn exact meanings of these three words: malaun, jobon and mleccho. Anybody can help???
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I'm yet to learn exact meanings of these three words: malaun, jobon and mleccho. Anybody can help???
I'm yet to learn exact meanings of these three words: malaun, jobon and mleccho. Anybody can help???
Do not know about the last 2 words but malaun means kafir or infidel or non muslim which hindus think as derogatory. So in this essence christian and budhhists can also be termed as malaun.
malaun doesnt mean kafir, it means nothing, it doesn't even sound nice. you guys are raping the Bengali language.
lol oops now its an offense to rape Bangla language due to verdict given by high court.
Mleccha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Malaun is a derogatory term used against Hindus in BD.
BUAHAHAHAHAH
Indians are changing story lines completely now a days. Nobody wants to be called Mleccha anyways.. LOL
All Bhramanic text referred Mleccha as the original dark skinned people in India. But you guys now twist the fact and calling Aryans as Mleccha.. LOL
Why is the change of fact? You (Indians) dont want to be a part of religion which itself called you Mleccha??/ Or yo just changing the whole religion only to suit the present psycho?
Come on guysss...
Sorry if i hurted any religion. But could not resist.
Together with the shift eastwards of the 'pure land' the northern Punjab and trans-Indus region came to be regarded as mleccha-desa'. Later Vedic literature speaks of the western Anava tribes as mlecchas and occupying northern Punjab, Sindh and eastern Rajasthan. The tribes of the north were mlecchas either because they were located on the frontiers such as Gandhara, Kashmira and Kambojas and therefore both their speech and culture had become contaminated and differed from that of Aryavarta, or else, as in the case of South Indians, they were once Aryas but having forsaken the Vedic rituals were regarded to mleccha status
Do not know about the last 2 words but malaun means kafir or infidel or non muslim which hindus think as derogatory. So in this essence christian and budhhists can also be termed as malaun.
anyway I dont care if you call me kaffir, malaun, martian or anything else. I'd really take offence if called Bangladeshi though.
You guys should speak Arabic or Urdu. Why speak a malaun language?
Only Bangladeshis can make so much brouhaha winning a single match after losing some 30.
do not worry that term is exclusive only for the real and free Bengalis not for bengalis like of the opar bangla those who live under the shadow of west Indias
I can understand your feelings. Your attitude is similar to your media where even after doing lots of blah blah blah before the match after the game was only blaming Indian bowlers instead of good batting by the Bangladeshi batsman. Your comment is also resembling the same. After all grapes is sour.
Watch the video...n take fun of your funny media.