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Vaada

VAA-da

Vaada is a Sanskrit-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a promise or agreement. In crosswords it is the 5-letter answer VAADA (5).

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Meaning & usage

In Hindi, 'Vaada' refers to a promise or an agreement made between individuals. It is often used in both personal and formal contexts to signify a commitment or assurance given by one party to another. The term is derived from Sanskrit, where it also holds similar meanings.

In a sentence

He made a vaada to help her with the project.

Vaada as a crossword answer

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

“A promise or agreement” (5)

Category: Concept Origin: Sanskrit Script: Hindi

Related words

  • Karma — Action and its moral consequence — a foundational concept in Indian religions.
  • Vada — A savory Indian fritter made from legumes or potatoes.
  • Avatar — Bodily descent or incarnation of a deity in Hindu thought.
  • Dharma — Moral and natural law — duty, righteousness, and the right way to live.
  • Parda — A curtain or veil used for privacy or modesty.
  • Mantra — Sacred sound, syllable or phrase repeated to focus the mind or invoke power.

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