Nungshi’ in Manipuri songs

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‘Nungshi’ in Manipuri songs

By Tashi and Nungshi Malik

The word Nungshi

Nungshi means 'love' and nungshiba is 'lover' in the Manipuri language. A very large proportion of Manipuri songs contain the word nungshi and use either as a verb or as a noun.

Some examples

"Hada Nungshi Langonba"

Ahanbagi Nungshi Sheihouda - Paining Manna Khotle

Apam Nungshi - Movie

Eina Nangbu Yamna Nungshi -

Kaya Nungshi (Thajagee Maihing) -

Nungshi Maithongdo (Nupi)...(Sarita Gazmer)

Nungshi Hairammu - Video 2014

Nungshi Maithong Ujaningi | 2014 | Chitra Pangambam

Nungshi Nangbu Ureirung – (2013)

Nungshi Nangse Nungshi

Nungshi Nungshi (Video )

Nungshi Maithong: Sadananda