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kabaddi in Telugu

kabaddi in Telugu is కబడ్డీ, చెడుగుడు — kabaddi means a South Asian contact sport in which a lone "raider" dashes into the opposing team's half, tries to tag defenders, and must get back to their own side — all while chanting to prove they haven't taken a breath.

kabaddi in Telugu

కబడ్డీ
Pronounced: kabaḍḍī
sport
చెడుగుడు
Pronounced: ceḍuguḍu
sport

What does "kabaddi" mean?

  1. noun A South Asian contact sport in which a lone "raider" dashes into the opposing team's half, tries to tag defenders, and must get back to their own side — all while chanting to prove they haven't taken a breath.
    "The village tournament drew huge crowds for the final kabaddi match."
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kabaddi in a sentence

  • The village tournament drew huge crowds for the final kabaddi match.
  • In kabaddi, the raider has to hold one breath the entire time they're on the other side.

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Frequently asked questions

kabaddi అంటే తెలుగులో అర్థం ఏమిటి?
"kabaddi" in Telugu is కబడ్డీ, చెడుగుడు. kabaddi means: A South Asian contact sport in which a lone "raider" dashes into the opposing team's half, tries to tag defenders, and must get back to their own side — all while chanting to prove they haven't taken a breath.
How do you pronounce కబడ్డీ?
"kabaddi" in Telugu is కబడ్డీ, pronounced "kabaḍḍī".
How do you use "kabaddi" in a sentence?
Example: "The village tournament drew huge crowds for the final kabaddi match." In Telugu, "kabaddi" is కబడ్డీ, చెడుగుడు.
Are there other ways to say "kabaddi" in Telugu?
Yes — Telugu has 2 translations listed for "kabaddi": కబడ్డీ, చెడుగుడు.
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