Nazar Battu
नज़र बट्टू
NAH-zar BAT-too
An object used to ward off the evil eye.
Meaning & usage
A 'Nazar Battu' is an amulet or charm used in Indian culture to protect against the evil eye, believed to bring bad luck or harm. These objects can range from black threads to decorative items hung outside homes or on vehicles. The concept is deeply rooted in the belief systems of many Indian communities.
In a sentence
They hung a Nazar Battu on the new car to protect it from the evil eye.
As seen in crosswords
Nazar Battu is a 10-letter answer. A typical clue:
“An object used to ward off the evil eye” (5,5)
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