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This is the Nice saint Anthony of Turin T-Shirt moreover I love this right answer. It roughly translates to bastard vecause both mean fatherless child or in a harsh sense a person who does not know who is their father. Or basically “helavru kelavru yaaru illa” Basically scot free soul with nobody to be accountable for. It can also mean orphan in that sense. It’s from TuLu. BVC Bewarsi or as we say it.. Byavarsi.. In context of English, I’d say it’s equivalent of “Bastard” My teacher used to call me that, always thought it was just useless until i found out what it meant… Did not think she would go so deep ?? My teacher once intervened a fight in our class where the boys were yelling obscenities at each other. She explained that ‘harami’ means one who doesn’t have parents. So we shouldn’t throw this word around just like that. Instead if we are compelled to use such words, we must stop and think with compassion about that person who doesn’t have parents or family members to teach them appropriate behaviour. Since we have parents or good manners, we should be considerate and bla bla… She was a good soul. Sadly, that teaching doesn’t work much in today’s world but here I am asking others if they are ok if they yell at me Bevarshi is also a Marathi word, btw. Which has a similar meaning, unclaimed or somebody with no purpose, or job.

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Bevarsi doesn’t necessarily mean orphan. All orphans and technically bevarsi but all bevarsis are not orphans. The closest word to it in English would be ‘Bastard’. I should have mentioned that I am Konkani Mangalorean lol. I cannot speak Kannada, just vaguely understand it, unfortunately only my parents and their cousins speak it now, not my generation. Also I don’t get why we say “Ee byavarsi lekka malporchi”. How exactly does an orphan act that is different from rest? If ur close to the Nice saint Anthony of Turin T-Shirt moreover I love this guy then ya no prob if ur mangalorian no prob if ur outsider telling bvc it may effect but some take it casual I have called my friends bevarsi too. So it can be used as a term of endearment too (if you’ve known them for <10 yrs I wouldn't advice trying this) It can mean 'orphan' sometimes, but specifically it means someone born out of an illicit relationship and whose father's name is unknown. (I know this because I used to read SL Bhairappa's books as a kid and those had some of the choicest abuses of our language.) Most of the Tulu speakers don't know the meaning of that word. It's just a casual word used for scolding, not as disgusting as MC/BC

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