GOTI (Marbles in Hindi)

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Game: 10-20 Dus-Bees

Everyone stands at 15-20 feet and chaks (tosses) the goti (marble) towards the gul. The person who is closest to the gul gets to start.

You make the first 10(Dus), by tossing the goti into the gul. Dus kaa gul. After dus you can go up to 60 (saath) by either hitting an opponent or by making a gul. After 60 it is 70 (sattar) kaa gul, 80 (aasi) kaa tola (hit), 90 (nabbe) kaa gul, 100 (soo) kaa tola

Gul(Gil) - A hole dug in the ground. No-kuch - You get to do nothing Sab-kuch - You can clear any obstacles (dust, stones) between your and you opponenst marble. Side sab kuch - You can move your marble in any direction but at the same distance from your opponents marble. Kadaks - It is hard to tell the origin of this word. When you can't hit an opponents marble beyond hands length distance (veth) its kadaks

Game: Raja-Rani