Bengali · Food & Drink
mangsho
Meat
The flesh of animals eaten as food.
সে মাংস খায় না।
He does not eat meat.
'মাংস' (mangsho) derives from the Sanskrit word 'मांस' (māṃsa), which has kept its meaning related to meat across many South Asian languages, indicating the ancient dietary practices.
'মাংস' (mangsho) is commonly used in both spoken and written forms across all contexts, formal and informal, especially within culinary discussions.
The word appears in many Bengali cookbooks and cultural narratives, often celebrated in festive meals.