Definition

Regional slang from Pune, India, used to address friends or homies with an extra dose of drawn-out vowels. It's basically 'dude' or 'bro' but with that special subcontinental flair that makes every greeting sound like a question.

Example Usage

Maaam, you coming to the cricket match this weekend or what?

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