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What does swagat mean?

"Swagat" is a Hindi word that means welcome or greeting.

It's a very common and widely used word in India and other Hindi-speaking regions. You might hear "swagat" said in a variety of situations, such as:

* Greeting guests: "Swagat hai" (Welcome)

* Welcoming someone to a new place: "Is desh mein aapka swagat hai" (Welcome to this country)

* Showing hospitality: "Aapka swagat hai mere ghar mein" (Welcome to my house)

"Swagat" can also be used as a noun, meaning reception or welcome.

For example:

* "Aapke aane ka swagat hai" (Your arrival is welcome)

* "Unka swagat ek grand ceremony mein kiya gaya" (They were welcomed in a grand ceremony)

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