Kasam
कसम
kuh-SUHM
An oath or promise, often invoking a deity.
Meaning & usage
In Hindi, 'Kasam' refers to an oath or promise, typically one that is serious and binding. It is often used in contexts where a person swears to uphold a commitment or truth, sometimes invoking a deity as a witness. The term is prevalent in Indian culture, particularly in literature and cinema, where characters often make dramatic oaths.
In a sentence
He took a kasam to always protect his family.
As seen in crosswords
Kasam is a 5-letter answer. A typical clue:
“An oath or promise, often invoking a deity” (5)
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