Recently, Oxford has officially accepted the word ‘Jugaad‘ in their latest update.The standard dictionary has accepted the noun Jugaad which means ‘a flexible approach to problem-solving that uses limited resources in an innovative way. The dictionary has accepted the noun Jugaad, which means a flexible approach to problem-solving that uses limited resources in an innovative way, to its list of words. Four years ago, some... slagging off in slagging, n.: “colloquial (chiefly British, Australian, and Irish English). The action or an act of abusing or denigrating a person or thing; criticism or malicious…” The action or an act of abusing or denigrating a person or thing; criticism or malicious…” Jugaad (alternatively Juggaar) is a colloquial Hindi-Urdu word that can mean an innovative fix or a simple work-around, used for solutions that bend rules, or a resource that can be used as such, or a person who can solve a complicated issue. It is used as much to describe enterprising street mechanics as for political fixers. noun. mass noun Indian. A flexible approach to problem-solving that uses limited resources in an innovative way. ‘countries around the world are beginning to adopt jugaad in order to maximize resources’. ‘Jugaad’ Timepass’ ‘Auntieji’ ‘Tubelight’, Know Indian English Words In Oxford Dictionary jugaad. noun. /dʒʊˈɡɑːd/. /dʒʊˈɡɑːd/. (Indian English) jump to other results. [uncountable] the use of skill and imagination to find an easy solution to a problem or to fix or make something using cheap, basic items. [countable] a vehicle made from different parts of other vehicles and used for carrying people, goods, etc., that is usually open at Jugaad is a small word that can encompass a lot of creativity and innovation. Indian English is thus unique. What is the process for selecting Indian words? Recently, Oxford has officially accepted the word 'Jugaad' in their latest update. The standard dictionary has accepted the noun Jugaad which means 'a flexible approach to problem-solving that uses limited resources in an innovative way.'. The makers of the film shared their joy via announcing the same on Twitter. Now the dictionary officially recognizes the commonly used slang word in the subcontinent “Jugaad” in its latest version. In last month only, the dictionary has added over 1000 new words including 70 new words from the languages spoken in the subcontinent mainly from Urdu, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Gujarati.
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