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@ColinTheMathmo
Kinda yess but in Hindi pay in terms of money or possession would also be 'Do' in general
Like I gave the example of 'Paise Do' (give/pay money)

@ColinTheMathmo
By the way the 'O' in 'Do' isn't pronounced like u (cause in English Do is pronounced like Du)
It's 'Do' with the original O sound

@ColinTheMathmo
'Do' means give
Dhyaan Do (give attention)
Paise Do (give money)
Etc
Just means give in general

@ColinTheMathmo
Well in Hindi it would be 'Dhyaan Do' (Dhyaan means Attention) I can't say for sure that also exists in Farsi 🤔

@kitty
This is cat's house
Only cat can sleep
You stay awake and attend to the cat's needs :ablobcatgrumpy:

@trinsec
There is also a gang of parrots living on the coconut trees here.
Coconut trees are a resting station for egrets, ibises, storks, etc :blobfoxbreadsnootgoogly:

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