How to pronounce “aapa”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, rare) A sister that is older than oneself; also used as a term of familiarity or respect toward a woman that is older.

Practice Nearby Words

auntie, aunt, aunty, achi, ahiya, auntyji, sister, big sister, bhabhi, sisterji, cousin sister, little sister, daughter, akhi, kid sister, brother, ah mm, auncle, bahoo, chacha, paternal aunt, older sister, sisterkin, mamiji, maternal aunt, co-aunt, ah soh, blood sister, uncle, sisterly love, sister-in-arms, cousin-sister, sister from another mister, bahu, co-sister, godaunt, sister-out-law, sister in law, big brother, dear, half sister, little brother, amma, great-aunt, double aunt, sisterkins, ma bap, apewoman, sibling, onee-san, sister-in-law, aunt-in-law, half aunt, great aunt, bhaiya, bhaiyya, cousin brother, sista, chitthi, senior, brother from another mother, antie, greataunt, age-mate, girlfriend, suster, soul sister, saala, full-sister, brotherji, acegirl, second aunt, sister-wife, younger sister, amah, kid brother, little sib, co-brother, auntship, bhai, step-aunt, milk sister, peer, half-sister, mamaji, baba, maternal half aunt, daddy's girl, mamsir, cousin-brother, sustah, seester, paternal half aunt, avunculate, sistren, fellow, girl friend, foster sister, daughterkin

Similar Sounds

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