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Boubhat

বৌভাত
BOO-bhaat

Boubhat (বৌভাত) is a Bengali-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a Bengali wedding feast hosted by the bride's family. In crosswords it is the 7-letter answer BOUBHAT (7).

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Meaning & usage

Boubhat is a traditional Bengali ceremony that takes place after the wedding. It is a feast hosted by the bride's family to welcome the groom and his family. This event is significant in Bengali culture as it symbolizes the bride's new role in her husband's family and is marked by elaborate meals and festivities.

In a sentence

The Boubhat was a grand affair, filled with delicious dishes and joyful celebrations.

Boubhat as a crossword answer

Boubhat is a 7-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A Bengali wedding feast hosted by the bride's family” (7)

Category: Food Origin: Bengali Script: Bengali

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