How to pronounce “paan”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (India) A psychoactive preparation of betel leaf combined with areca nut and/or cured tobacco, chewed recreationally in Asia; such a preparation served wrapped in the leaf. [from 16th c.]
• [Verb]
• (colloquial or dialectal) first-person singular present indicative of panna

Practice Nearby Words

betel bag, zarda, beedi, gutka, chandu, bidi, buyo, paanakam, gutkha, panaka, bhaang, cheelam, bhang, bang, charas, kretek, khaini, manila, kapana, panagam, ganja, punkah, goracco, bhadang, ang pao, pinda, paunsway, pisang, tapa, paiwari, pakololo, patchak, kanikanik, jampaun, paunceway, benj, batanga, bangue, chandul, kaini, guraku, apong, panshway, pataka, chandoo, chumpaun, parabeik, panchway, panakam, grabba, paunchway, pitambar, nga-pee, pakalolo, rattan, punkaw, thai stick, tappa, gungude, pak-ah-pu, parabike, pachamanca, panchanga, jhappan, pisang wax, itmo, punchnama, ganj, pariar arrack, bitanjol, attap, twankay, mango, arrack, jampan, ambotik, angpao, kapa, tokopat, mancheel, tipiti, bandango, pawang, upas, pamerin, matapi, mastika, bananacue, chumpala, ketupat, tapan, cadjan, punani, indo, piaiman, thai-stick, budbod, piwari, tuba, nipa

Similar Sounds

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