Ukhan Tukka for Androidमोबाइल एप

Nepali proverbs with romanized readings and English meanings, in your pocket. The same collection as this site, free on Google Play.

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अच्छा साले जुल्फी पाले, लिखाले टांग हाले

Try it: reveal the reading and the meaning, or tap the original to open its page.

What the app gives you

Devanagari originals
Every proverb in the original script, the same collection this site is built on.
Romanized readings
Say each ukhan aloud without reading the script.
English meanings
Written for the proverbs that have one so far, and growing.
Favourites and sharing
The proverb you liked is one tap from a WhatsApp message.
A daily ukhan
A notification with a new proverb each day, without opening the app.
Free, no account
Install it and start reading. Nothing to sign up for.

Prefer the web?

Everything the app holds is here too, and nothing needs installing. Start with the full collection, pull a random ukhan, browse by theme, or read about the project.

Common questions

Is the Ukhan Tukka app free?

Yes. The Android app is free to download from Google Play, and the website is free to use with no account required.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not yet: the app is Android-only for now. On iOS, this website works in Safari and can be added to your home screen from the share menu.

Do the app and the website hold the same proverbs?

They draw on the same collection of Nepali ukhan tukka, with the same Devanagari originals, romanized readings and English meanings.

What does ukhan tukka mean?

Ukhan tukka (उखान टुक्का) is the Nepali term for proverbs and idioms. An ukhan is a complete saying that carries a lesson; a tukka is an idiomatic phrase that completes its meaning inside a sentence.

How do I suggest a correction or add a meaning?

Email info@sangamadhikari.com with the proverb and what you know. Most of the collection still has no English meaning, so additions are welcome.

Take the proverbs with you.

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