pakki

Pakki is a term used in Hindustani languages such as Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi. It is the feminine form of the adjective pakka, and it, along with pakka, conveys meanings of fixedness, certainty, reliability, or readiness. The core sense relates to being completed or solid; when describing fruit or food, pakka likewise means ripe or fully cooked, with pakki functioning as the feminine agreement form.

In usage, pakka appears in phrases indicating certainty or fixation. Examples include tareekh pakki hai (the date is fixed/confirmed), baat pakki hai (the matter is settled/true), and pakka plan (a definite plan). A pakka aadmi denotes a dependable person, and pakka (alone) can be used as an intensifier in colloquial speech to convey assurance.

The word is widely used across Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi, and in their dialects, appearing in formal writing, spoken dialogue, media, and everyday conversation. When used as a proper noun, Pakki can occasionally be encountered as a place name or surname in South Asia; in such cases it functions as a capitalized entity rather than a common adjective.