Siaapa pa gaya
see-AH-pah pah GAH-yah
A phrase expressing dismay or trouble.
Meaning & usage
Siaapa pa gaya is a colloquial phrase in Hindi that translates to 'trouble has come' or 'there's a problem'. It is often used in informal contexts to express frustration or dismay over an unexpected situation. The phrase captures the essence of dealing with difficulties in daily life.
In a sentence
When the power went out during the party, someone exclaimed, 'Siaapa pa gaya!'
As seen in crosswords
Siaapa pa gaya is a 12-letter answer. A typical clue:
“A phrase expressing dismay or trouble” (6,2,4)
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