Appendix:Fijian loan words in Fiji Hindi
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Fiji Indians use the Fijian language word for those things not found in India but existing in Fiji. These include most fish names and root crops, for example, kanade for mullet (fish) and kumaalaa for sweet potato.
The following list shows a more comprehensive list of Fijian loan words in Fiji Hindi.
| Contents: | A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
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A[edit]
B[edit]
| baabii karo | balambaalaa | belee | bilimbilii | budesaa | bula |
| bulaangi | bakeraa | biiloo |
D[edit]
| daakuaa | daalo | dinaa | dongo | daruukaa |
K[edit]
| kailaa maro | kasao | kailomaa | kaiviti | kanikani | kerekere karo |
| koro | kosaa | kumaalaa | kanaade | kuukaa | kaai |
| kavikaa | kaseeraa |
L[edit]
| lawenaa | lovo karo | lairoo |
M[edit]
| mateni | meke | moto |
N[edit]
| nangonaa | naibii | nakaaii | nangaarii | nagio |
O[edit]
| ongo |
P[edit]
| paai |
R[edit]
| rourou |
S[edit]
| saa | saluukaa | saasaa | suuluu | saangaa | salaalaa |
| soniisonii | saangaa | sulu | sootaa maro |
T[edit]
| tabaale | taakii | talanoaa | tiboro | tiritiri | talanoa karo |
| taanoa | taambua |
U[edit]
| ubii | uutoo |
W[edit]
| waakaa | waaluu |
Y[edit]
| yaakaa |