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How can I un-translate these humourous 'translations' Windows terms, from Bengali? [closed]

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Closed as unclear by Jirka Hanika‭ on Jul 18, 2023 at 08:46

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Here's the image of the humourous 'translations', and my wife has helped me 'untranslate' some of them, but we're stuck on some:

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Bill Gates has released Windows in a Bengali version called JANAALA 2016. Some terms which have been used:

Save - Basao Save As - Olah basao
Save All - Hokholre Basao
Help - Amare Basao
Mail - Sitti
Old - Furana
Replace - Bodlao
Run - Bhaago
Copy - Kofi
Cut - Khaato
Delete - Gulli Maro
Spreadsheet- Saddor Bisao
Database - Itar naam zanina
Exit - Baro
Compress - Tifa Maro
Mouse - Unduur
Scrollbar - Onthaki Hono, Honthaki Ono
Page Break - Khagoz Bango

My wife has been able to explain some of these, like 'Basao' is how you'd describe 'saving' beans or peas you take out of a pod. And Saddor Bisao' is like spreading a beadsheet.

I believe the 'dialect' of Bengali is Sylheti.

What are the rest of them?

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