कमीज़ डिटर्जेंट और पानी में भिगोइए।

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Breakdown of कमीज़ डिटर्जेंट और पानी में भिगोइए।

• में: in
• और: and
• कमीज़: shirt

Questions & Answers about कमीज़ डिटर्जेंट और पानी में भिगोइए।

What does भिगोइए mean, and what is the basic verb here?

भिगोइए is a polite imperative, meaning soak or please soak.

The basic verb is भिगोना, which means to soak something / to make something wet.

A useful contrast:

• भीगना = to get wet, to become wet
• भिगोना = to wet/soak something

So:

• कमीज़ भीग गई। = The shirt got wet.
• कमीज़ भिगोइए। = Soak the shirt.

In your sentence, the speaker is telling someone to soak the shirt in detergent and water.

Why does the verb end in -इए?

The ending -इए is a common polite command ending in Hindi.

So:

• भिगो = soak! (informal)
• भिगोइए = soak, please / please soak (polite)
• भिगोएँ is another polite form you may also see in standard Hindi

This sentence uses a respectful or polite instruction, which is very common in directions, manuals, recipes, and household instructions.

Is this sentence a command?

Yes. It is an imperative sentence, meaning it gives an instruction or command.

Hindi often uses this kind of polite imperative for:

• instructions
• recipes
• care labels
• cleaning directions
• requests to another person

So sounds like a normal instruction such as