Hindi vs. Hindustani (Perso-Arabic) synonyms

Access to land and repetition of audio-visual lingual impressions are critical to carrying forward a civilization. This is how our ancestors ensured that we survived.

सत्यनिष्ठ / Satyanishtha
ईमानदार / Imaandaar

A.I Explanation:

The word "Imaandaar" (meaning honest) is primarily Persian in its construction, though its root word originates from Arabic. 

It is widely used in Hindustani (the shared ancestor of modern Hindi and Urdu).

Imaan (Arabic Root): Derived from the Arabic word īmān, meaning faith, belief, or religion.

-daar (Persian Suffix): This is a Persian suffix that means "possessor of" or "keeper".

Combined Meaning: Together, imaandaar translates literally to "possessor of faith/integrity," which is used in Hindustani to mean "honest" or "trustworthy".

Requesting people in the civilizational / nationalist media to consider using Hindi words more often.

P.S: Yes, this tweet is in English for now as it helps reach the audience that is consuming most of their content in English and will either ignore content written in Hindi or be unable to read it. Sadly, even those keen on learning Hindi are learning Perso-Arabic Hindustani from songs and news media.

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