Questions & Answers about तौलिया कसकर निचोड़िए।
Hindi usually puts the object before the verb, and the verb often comes at the end.
So in तौलिया कसकर निचोड़िए, the order is:
- तौलिया = the towel
- कसकर = tightly / firmly
- निचोड़िए = squeeze / wring (polite command)
This is a very normal Hindi word order. English would more naturally say Wring the towel tightly, but Hindi prefers towel tightly wring.
कसकर means tightly, firmly, or with a tight grip.
It comes from the idea of tightening or holding something tightly. In this sentence, it tells you how to wring the towel.
So कसकर निचोड़िए means something like:
- wring it tightly
- squeeze it firmly
It is functioning as an adverb here.
The dictionary form is निचोड़ना, which means to squeeze, to wring, or to extract by squeezing.
Some common forms are:
- निचोड़ना = to squeeze / to wring
- निचोड़ो = squeeze! (informal)