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Bakbakoshish

कोशिश
KOH-shish

Effort or attempt in Hindi.

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Meaning & usage

The term 'Bakbakoshish' is derived from the Hindi word 'कोशिश' (Koshish), which means effort or attempt. It is often used in the context of trying to achieve something or making an endeavor. The word reflects the cultural value placed on perseverance and hard work in Indian society.

In a sentence

Her bakbakoshish to learn the dance paid off when she performed beautifully at the festival.

As seen in crosswords

Bakbakoshish is a 12-letter answer. A typical clue:

“Effort or attempt in Hindi” (12)

Category: Concept Origin: Hindi Script: Hindi

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