bawli
Bawli is a term that can refer to different things in South Asian linguistic and geographic contexts. In Hindustani languages, bawli (the feminine form of bawla) derives from words meaning "crazy" or "mad" and can carry a range of connotations from humorous or affectionate to pejorative, depending on tone and region. It may be used to describe behavior that is unusual, exuberant, or imprudent, and its interpretation is highly context-dependent.
In literature and popular culture, forms related to bawla and bawli appear in songs, folk sayings, and
As a toponym, Bawli occurs as the name of villages and localities in parts of India. Place
Bawli can also appear as a given name or surname in some communities, illustrating how descriptive adjectives