bidið
bidið is a term of uncertain origin, though it is widely believed to refer to a type of tobacco product. It is often described as a small, hand-rolled cigarette, typically made from a tobacco leaf and tied at one end with a string. The name itself may be derived from the Hindi word "bidi," which refers to a similar product originating in India.
Historically, bidið were associated with lower socioeconomic classes, as they were a cheaper alternative to manufactured
While the exact prevalence and cultural significance of bidið can vary by region, they are known to