Ladkon

The term "ladkon" is a Hindi word that translates to "boys" in English. It is the plural form of the word "ladka," which means "boy." This word is commonly used in everyday conversation in Hindi-speaking regions of India and by people of Indian origin worldwide.

"Ladkon" can refer to boys of any age, from young children to adolescents. The context in which the word is used often clarifies the specific age group being discussed. For example, a sentence like "wo ladkon ka khel hai" (that is a boys' game) could refer to a game typically played by young boys.

In a broader sense, "ladkon" can also be used in a more general way to refer to a group of young males. It is a standard and widely understood term in the Hindi language. The grammatical structure of Hindi often uses suffixes to denote plurality, and "on" is a common pluralizing ending. Therefore, "ladkon" is the natural pluralization of "ladka." The word itself carries no inherent positive or negative connotations and is used neutrally.