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Bahen or "bhen"

Hindi for sister - e.g Sudesh Bahen means Sister Sudesh. Spoken quickly, it sounds like “Ben”.

Term use for a women to reduce sexual connotation of relationship or invoke "purity". (Male version bhai)

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	*Hindi for sister - e.g Sudesh Bahen means Sister Sudesh. Spoken quickly, it sounds like “Ben”.		*Hindi for sister - e.g Sudesh Bahen means Sister Sudesh. Spoken quickly, it sounds like “Ben”.

−	Term use for a women to reduce sexual connotation of relationship or invoke "purity". (Male version [[bhai]]	+	Term use for a women to reduce sexual connotation of relationship or invoke "purity". (Male version [[bhai]])