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Lyadh

ল্যাদ
lyaad

A state of laziness or lethargy, often indulged in.

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Meaning & usage

Lyadh is a Bengali term used to describe a state of laziness or lethargy, often characterized by a reluctance to engage in physical or mental activity. It is a cultural concept in Bengal, where taking a break and indulging in moments of idleness is sometimes seen as an art form.

In a sentence

After a heavy lunch, I was overcome by lyadh and decided to take a nap.

As seen in crosswords

Lyadh is a 5-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A state of laziness or lethargy, often indulged in” (5)

Category: Concept Origin: Bengali Script: Bengali

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