IPA: /ˈbɪndi/
KK: /ˈbɪndi/
A small decorative dot worn on the forehead, especially by married Hindu women, often made of colored powder or jewels.
She wore a beautiful bindi that matched her traditional outfit.
The word 'bindi' originates from Hindi 'बिंदी' (bindī), meaning a dot or mark, typically worn on the forehead by women in South Asian cultures. It signifies beauty and is often associated with religious or cultural significance.
Imagine a decorative 'dot' ('bindi') on the forehead, which represents beauty and cultural identity.