चाट

bother, annoy, lick, chaat (savory Indian snack)

t͡ʃ ɑː ʈ → चाटना
verb · 2nd-person singular intimate, present tense Rare #12,050
bother, annoy Often used in the informal expression दिमाग चाटना, meaning to annoy someone by talking too much or persistently.
HI: तुम मेरा दिमाग चाट गए।
EN: You really annoyed me.
lick
HI: कुत्ता मेरा हाथ चाट गया।
EN: The dog licked my hand.
Conjugation of चाटना
चाट
Imperative present
SingularPlural
Second चाट —

पोन्यो ने मेरे घाव को चाट कर उसे ठीक कर दिया था।

Ponyo had healed my wound by licking it.

— 崖の上のポニョ (2008)

क्योंकि तुम मेरा दिमाग चाट गये थे.

Because you had been driving me crazy.

— Ladri di biciclette (1948)

तूने चाट-चाट के खाया था।

You had licked it up.

— Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi (2021)

दिमाग़ चाट रखा है उसने।

He's been driving me crazy.

— Soni (2019)

noun · nominative / accusative / vocative, singular Rare #12,051
chaat (savory Indian snack) A broad term for Indian street foods, often tangy or spicy.
HI: मुझे आलू की चाट पसंद है।
EN: I like potato chaat.
Declension of चाट
SingularPlural
Nominative चाट —
Accusative चाट —

ख़ुदा न करे, किसी को इसकी चाट पड़े।

God forbid anyone should develop a taste for this.

चलो, चाट वगैरह खाते हैं।

Come on, let’s have some chaat and stuff.

— Raat Akeli Hai (2020)

जब हम चाट खाने जाते हैं ना तो चाट वाला उसे पीछे कर देता है।

When we go out to eat chaat, the chaat vendor moves it back.

— Kathal (2023)

आओ सोनू, तुम्हें चाट खानी थी ना?

Come on, Sonu, you wanted to eat chaat, right?

— Raat Akeli Hai (2020)

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