Review note: Many Khasi speakers are Christian or follow Niam Khasi, so these are friendly greetings Khasi speakers can share with friends and colleagues who celebrate Dussehra. A quick read by a native speaker is recommended before publishing. English meanings are given under each wish.
Ki jingpdiang lyngkot (Short wishes)
- Khublei ia phi baroh ha ka Dussehra! Greetings and blessings to you all on Dussehra!
- Ka shai ka jop ia ka jingdum. Kmen ka Dussehra! Light defeats darkness. Happy Dussehra!
- Ka shai, ka jingkmen, ka jingieid. Light, joy, love.
Na ka dohnud (Heartfelt)
- Ka Dussehra kan wanrah ia ka jingkmen bad ka jingsuk ha ka iing jong phi. May Dussehra bring joy and peace to your home.
- Ka jingbha ka jop ia ka jingsniew : kumta ruh ha ka jingim jong phi. Good defeats evil : may it be so in your life as well.
- Ban ioh phi ka jingjop ha baroh ki kam ba phi leh. May you find success in all the work you do.
- Ka jingkyrkhu U Blei ban long ha phi bad ha ka longiing jong phi. May God's blessing be on you and your family.
Na ka longiing bad ki lok (Family & friends)
- Kmie bad Kpa, ka jingkyrkhu jong phi ka long ka bor jong nga. Mother and father, your blessing is my strength.
- U lok jong nga, ban jop me ha baroh ki kam ha kane u snem! My friend, may you succeed in everything this year!
Na ki para trei (Colleagues)
- Khublei bad Kmen ka Vijayadashami ia phi bad ka kynhun jong phi. Greetings and happy Vijayadashami to you and your team.
- Ban roi bad ban kiew shaphrang ka kam khaii jong phi. May your business prosper and move ahead.
Status (Caption)
- Ha kane ka sngi ba kordor, ia sngewbha ia lang. On this precious day, let us be kind together.
