‘Milk’ and ‘Dahi’ are the words of which language? Food enthusiasts will not know, do you know?

There are some words, which are from another language, but in our life, we are composed that we are not able to make a difference. At the same time, some words are our own but we understand them of another language. Actually, we include many words in our daily conversation but do not know where it originated.

Milk and curd are such things that are eaten daily. However, few people will know which language these are words and how they joined the language of colloquial language. As soon as you ask this question, people will start scratching their heads and they will not understand anything at once. Today we will tell you about the origin of these words.

Which language came from which language?
The words used daily are not in Hindi, but it has come in Hindi from Sanskrit language. In Sanskrit, there is a word “Dadhi” for yogurt, which means “sour milk”. The word “Dadhi” originated in Sanskrit and it was gradually taken in Hindi as curd. Similarly, the word “milk” is also not of Hindi. It is also derived from the “milk” of the Sanskrit word. “Milk” is in Sanskrit and it became milk and became milk.

Know this too…
There are many such words used in our daily life, which we do not know about the origin. For example, the tea we drink daily is not a Hindi word. It is neither Sanskrit nor Urdu-Persian word, but it is a word from Chinese language, which is used in Hindi as well.