Definition of paan in English:

paan

(British, US pan)

noun pɑːnpɑn

mass nounIndian

Betel leaves prepared and used as a stimulant.
〈印度〉蒌叶制成的提神药
a man sold paan outside the house
count noun he always rolled his own paans
Example sentencesExamples
- It was observed that the street children start with chewing paan and gradually change to tobacco to solution to ganja to alcohol.
- It has also helped that America's adventurous new palate for spices has made Indian food the flavor of the moment and the mainstream media is replete with articles about everything from paan to idli steamers.
- The delicacy of paan is enjoyed all over the Indian subcontinent including Bangladesh.
- A section on tobacco risks includes links on the connection between chewing Gutkha or paan and developing mouth cancer.
- The culture of eating paan or betel leaf is believed to exist in India since the 3rd century A.D. Boxes for storing these were made of different materials and in various shapes and sizes.

Origin

Via Hindi from Sanskrit parṇa 'feather, leaf'.

Definition of paan in US English:

paan

(US pan)

nounpɑnpän

Indian

Betel leaves prepared and used as a stimulant.
〈印度〉蒌叶制成的提神药
a man sold paan outside the house
count noun he always rolled his own paans
Example sentencesExamples
- The delicacy of paan is enjoyed all over the Indian subcontinent including Bangladesh.
- It has also helped that America's adventurous new palate for spices has made Indian food the flavor of the moment and the mainstream media is replete with articles about everything from paan to idli steamers.
- The culture of eating paan or betel leaf is believed to exist in India since the 3rd century A.D. Boxes for storing these were made of different materials and in various shapes and sizes.
- A section on tobacco risks includes links on the connection between chewing Gutkha or paan and developing mouth cancer.
- It was observed that the street children start with chewing paan and gradually change to tobacco to solution to ganja to alcohol.

Origin

Via Hindi from Sanskrit parṇa ‘feather, leaf’.

单词	paan
释义	Definition of paan in English: paan (British, US pan) noun pɑːnpɑn mass nounIndian Betel leaves prepared and used as a stimulant. 〈印度〉蒌叶制成的提神药 a man sold paan outside the house count noun he always rolled his own paans Example sentencesExamples It was observed that the street children start with chewing paan and gradually change to tobacco to solution to ganja to alcohol. It has also helped that America's adventurous new palate for spices has made Indian food the flavor of the moment and the mainstream media is replete with articles about everything from paan to idli steamers. The delicacy of paan is enjoyed all over the Indian subcontinent including Bangladesh. A section on tobacco risks includes links on the connection between chewing Gutkha or paan and developing mouth cancer. The culture of eating paan or betel leaf is believed to exist in India since the 3rd century A.D. Boxes for storing these were made of different materials and in various shapes and sizes. Origin Via Hindi from Sanskrit parṇa 'feather, leaf'. Definition of paan in US English: paan (US pan) nounpɑnpän Indian Betel leaves prepared and used as a stimulant. 〈印度〉蒌叶制成的提神药 a man sold paan outside the house count noun he always rolled his own paans Example sentencesExamples The delicacy of paan is enjoyed all over the Indian subcontinent including Bangladesh. It has also helped that America's adventurous new palate for spices has made Indian food the flavor of the moment and the mainstream media is replete with articles about everything from paan to idli steamers. The culture of eating paan or betel leaf is believed to exist in India since the 3rd century A.D. Boxes for storing these were made of different materials and in various shapes and sizes. A section on tobacco risks includes links on the connection between chewing Gutkha or paan and developing mouth cancer. It was observed that the street children start with chewing paan and gradually change to tobacco to solution to ganja to alcohol. Origin Via Hindi from Sanskrit parṇa ‘feather, leaf’.
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