Hindi words that

Hindi words that don't exist in English part two. First we have "jhutha". "Jhutha" is like a food or a drink put in someone's mouth, saliva has already touched it. You most likely will not eat that thing cause it's "jhutha". Like an example sentence, "Main tumhara jhootha nahi khaane wali hoon" which means "I'm not eating your food your saliva has already touched". Main tumhara jhootha nahi khaane wali hoon. Next we have "Nakhre". "Nakhre" is like being fussy, being like, dramatic, having a bit of an attitude, being like, a little high maintenance, but it can be in like a cute way. For example, I remember when I used to take a long time to get ready for school, my parents would say something like, "School jaa rahe ho ya fashion show mein? Itne nakhre kyun kar rahe ho?" which means "Are you going to school or a fashion show? Why all the fuss/getting ready?" School jaa rahe ho ya fashion show mein? Itne nakhre kyun kar rahe ho? Next we have "Andaaza". "Andaaza" is having like a sense for something, like a gut feeling or like a guesstimate. Like, for example, if you say "Maine namak andaaze se dala tha" which means "I added the salt by estimation/by eye", that means you just kind of like, eyeballed, you guesstimated how much salt you put in whatever dish.