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hey computahh give me a list of casteist slurs in hindi. pls dont these kind of words in our lesbian safe space guys. >Here's a breakdown of the most common casteist slurs and caste-derived insults in Hindi (with their caste origins and how they're actually used): The heavy hitters (most commonly used as insults): - Chamar / Chamari – From the Chamar caste (leather-workers/tanners). Probably the single most-used caste slur in North India. Can be thrown at anyone as a general put-down, regardless of actual caste. - Bhangi – From the Bhangi caste (manual scavengers/sweepers). Carries strong "dirty, lowly" connotations. Also a common surname. - Chuhra / Choora / Chuhr – Punjabi-origin slur for the sweeper caste; used much like Bhangi in the north and Punjab. - Dom / Doma – From the Dom caste (cremation-ground workers, basket-weavers). Also survives in place names. - Kanjar / Kanjari – The Kanjar are a nomadic caste; "Kanjar" is used as an insult suggesting low status or loose morals, and "Kanjari" is often a jab at women. - Dusadh, Pasi, Kori, Dhobi, Nai, Lohar – These are all occupational caste names; several double as slurs depending on tone. Classic "untouchability" terms: - Achhoot – "Untouchable." The blanket term for all the excluded castes. - Antyaj – "Last-born," a Sanskritic word for the lowest castes. - Harijan – "People of God," coined by Gandhi; now considered slightly patronizing by some Dalit activists. - Shudra – The fourth varna; used as "low class." - Panchama – "The fifth," i.e. the casteless-outsiders. Everyday insults built on caste logic: - Neech / Nich – "Lowly," from neech jaati. - Chandal / Chandala – A mixed-caste outcast in old texts; "chandal" still means a shameless low person. - Kalu / Kalue / Kalia – "Blackie," a jab tied to the darker-skinned lower castes. - Chhoti jaat / Neech jaat – "Low caste," said directly. - Baman – "Brahmin," often used mockingly (as in "baman-baniya" for cunning upper castes). - Baniya – Trader caste; the slur implies greedy, money-grubbing. Regional/occupational slurs that carry caste contempt: - Dhedh (Gujarat/Rajasthan border), Bedi, Nat, Sansi, Baazigar, Gadariya, Dhangar – all nomadic or service castes whose names get used as "low-down" insults. Quick pattern to remember: the insult usually works by taking the name of a caste whose traditional work was considered dirty (leather, sweeping, cremation, scavenging) and using it to imply someone is filthy, backward, or inferior. The reverse also happens — "Brahmin," "Baniya," "Baman" get mocked for being crafty or entitled. If you want, I can sort these by region (UP/Bihar, Punjab, Rajasthan, Maharashtra/Hindi-belt overlap) or by how offensive they're perceived to be today.