Bagrik

Bagrik is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily a type of bird or a regional term for a small bag. In ornithology, Bagrik is sometimes used as a vernacular name for certain species within the family Estrildidae, commonly known as estrildid finches or munias. These are small seed-eating birds found in tropical regions of Africa and Asia. Specific species that might be referred to as bagriks include various types of munias like the Scaly-breasted Munia or the White-rumped Munia. These birds are often kept as pets due to their small size and attractive plumage. Their diet typically consists of seeds, with some species also consuming insects.

In some parts of India, particularly in rural areas, "bagrik" can also be a colloquial term for a small sack or pouch, often made of cloth or jute, used for carrying goods, grains, or other items. The size and material can vary depending on its intended use. This usage is informal and localized, not a standard Hindi word for bag. The origin of this term is likely regional dialect. Without further context, it is difficult to determine which meaning of "bagrik" is intended.