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naṭkhaṭ baccā English Meaning - Translate naṭkhaṭ baccā (Scamp) into English from Hindi

naṭkhaṭ baccā Roman Hindi to English Meaning is Scamp. It is a noun by form. Other naṭkhaṭ baccā English Meanings are are Cheat, Cheater, Delinquent, Fraud, Hooligan, Liar, Prankster, Rapscallion, Reprobate, Rogue, Rowdy, Ruffian, Scalawag, Scoundrel, Shyster, Sneak, Swindler, Trickster, Troublemaker, Villain, Whippersnapper, Scallywag, and a lot others listed on this page.

Definitions of Scamp

n. A rascal; a swindler; a rogue.

transitive v. To perform in a hasty, neglectful, or imperfect manner; to do superficially.

Form Noun

How To Spell Scamp [skamp]

Origin of Scamp Mid 18th century (denoting a highwayman): from obsolete scamp ‘rob on the highway’, probably from Middle Dutch schampen ‘slip away’, from Old French eschamper. Early usage (still reflected in West Indian English) was derogatory.

Synonyms For Scamp , Similar to Scamp