IPA: /ˈbiːdi/
KK: /bidi/
A type of hand-rolled cigarette made from tobacco wrapped in a leaf, commonly used in some regions of India and other countries.
He offered me a beedi instead of a regular cigarette.
The word 'beedi' originates from Hindi 'bidi', which refers to a hand-rolled cigarette made of tobacco wrapped in a tendu leaf. It specifically denotes this traditional form of smoking prevalent in India and surrounding regions.
Think of the Hindi word 'bidi' for a hand-rolled cigarette, which helps you remember that 'beedi' refers to this specific type of tobacco product.