HINDI

• Thug and loot derive from it

• Answers to capitalized clues are loanwords from this language

• Delhi language

• Delhi tongue

• Fourth most widely spoken language

• India's official language

• Indian language

• Indo-Aryan language

• Language akin to Urdu

• Language for 350 million

• Language from which bungalow and jungle come

• Language from which thug is derived

• Language in Bombay

• Language in Calcutta

• Language in Kolkata

• Language in Mumbai

• Language in New Delhi

• Language in which basmati means fragrant

• Language in which pandit means teacher

• Language in which Vijay means victory

• Language in which Krishna Sobti writes

• Language of 366 million

• Language of Delhi

• Language of India

• Language of northern India

• Language producing shampoo and pajamas

• Language spoken by 366 million people

• Language spoken widely in India

• Language that gave us cheetah and chutney

• Language that gave us cummerbund

• Language that gave us jungle and Juggernaut

• Language that gave us pajamas

• Language that gave us the word pajamas

• Language that gave us the words 'bungalow' and 'shampoo'

• Language that gives us pundit

• Language that gives us shampoo

• Language that gives us shampoo and pajamas

• Language we got the words basmati and juggernaut from

• Language whence jungle and shampoo

• Language written in Devanagari

• Language written in the Devanagari script

• Major Asian language

• New Delhi language

• Official language of India

• Official language of many states in India

• One official language of India

• Rajah's tongue

• Relative of Urdu

• Source of the word bandanna

• Tongue in Tehri

• What some yogi-isms are in?

• Wherein namaste is hello

• Widely spoken Indic language

• Yogi's language

• The most widely spoken of modern Indic vernaculars

• Spoken mostly in the north of India

• Along with English it is the official language of India

• Usually written in Devanagari script

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1) зёрна кукуру́зы;

unga wa mahindi — кукуру́зная мука́

2) Bara Hindi И́ндия;

Bahari ya Hindi — Инди́йский океа́н

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