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What is couplet in Hindi?

A couplet in Hindi is called a दोहा (Doha).

A Doha is a four-line verse, with a specific rhyme scheme and meter.

Here's a breakdown:

* Structure: A Doha has two parts, each with two lines.

* Meter: The first and third lines have 13 syllables, and the second and fourth lines have 11 syllables.

* Rhyme scheme: The first and third lines rhyme, and the second and fourth lines rhyme.

Example:

> पवन होत सुहावनी, मन मोहि लेती मन ही।

> जो धरती पर चलती, वो सबको कर देती।

This Doha can be translated as:

> "The gentle breeze, so charming and delightful,

> Wins the heart, taking it captive.

> As it wanders across the earth,

> It touches all, bringing joy to everyone."

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