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Learn one Bengali word a day with its script, romanisation, meaning, an example sentence and a browser-saved streak.
A Bengali word-of-the-day deck of 30 curated words, each with its Bengali script spelling, a romanised reading that reflects how the word is actually pronounced, the part of speech, an example sentence and a note on usage. The word is chosen by the calendar date rather than at random, so everyone studying on a given day sees the same card and you can move to any date. A streak counter is stored only in your browser.
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Romanisation follows how Bengali is spoken — শান্তি as shanti, স্বপ্ন as shopno — not letter-by-letter spelling.
Cards for words like অভিমান spell out the feeling English has no single word for.
The deck rotates by calendar date, so a class or a family can study the same word together.
Bengali spelling preserves older Sanskrit forms while pronunciation has moved on. স্বপ্ন is written svapna but said shopno, and the inherent vowel is often an 'o' rather than an 'a'. The romanisation here follows the spoken form so that you can be understood.
There is no single English word for it. অভিমান is the hurt pride you feel only towards someone whose affection you take for granted — a loving sulk that expects to be coaxed out of. 'Sulk' catches the behaviour but misses the tenderness underneath it.
Yes. The card is derived from the number of days since 1 January 1970 divided by the size of the deck, so it is identical on every device and in every timezone for a given date.
Only in this browser, in local storage. Nothing is sent anywhere, so clearing site data or switching device will restart the count.