પ્રવેશ
Pravesh
Entrance
Usage
Shown at the entrance of buildings, stations and temples; usually paired with English ENTRY/ENTRANCE
બહાર નીકળવાનો રસ્તો
Bahar nikalvano rasto
Exit
Usage
Marks the way out; in practice many signs read only EXIT in English
કટોકટીનો દરવાજો
Katokatino daravajo
Emergency exit
Usage
Emergency exit; usually the green running-man pictogram with English EMERGENCY EXIT
ખુલ્લું છે
Khullu chhe
Open
Usage
Shop-front sign meaning the place is open; an English OPEN board means the same
બંધ છે
Bandh chhe
Closed
Usage
Shop-front closed sign; it covers both "not open yet" and "closed for the day"
આજે રજા
Aaje raja
Closed today
Usage
Posted for a day off or public holiday; common in Gujarat, which has many festival days
પુરુષ
Purush
Men
Usage
Marks the men's toilet or waiting area; English signs usually say GENTS
સ્ત્રી
Stri
Women
Usage
Marks the women's toilet or waiting area; English signs usually say LADIES
શૌચાલય
Shauchalay
Toilet
Usage
The word used on public toilet signage; in speech people say ટોયલેટ
પ્રવેશ નિષેધ
Pravesh nishedh
No entry
Usage
Posted where entry is not allowed, e.g. restricted temple areas and building sites
ધૂમ્રપાન નિષેધ
Dhumrapan nishedh
No smoking
Usage
No-smoking notice at stations, airports and restaurants; indoor public places in India are non-smoking by law
ધૂમ્રપાન વિસ્તાર
Dhumrapan vistar
Smoking area
Usage
Marks where smoking is allowed; airports usually print English SMOKING AREA/ZONE
દાદર
Dadar
Stairs
Usage
Points the way to the stairs; often paired with English STAIRS or a pictogram
ધક્કો મારો
Dhakko maro
Push
Usage
On the push side of a door; in practice doors are labelled only PUSH in English
ખેંચો
Khencho
Pull
Usage
On the pull side of a door; in practice doors are labelled only PULL in English
કામ ચાલુ છે
Kaam chalu chhe
Work in progress
Usage
Roadworks or renovation notice; tells you a detour may be needed
બગડેલું છે
Bagdelu chhe
Out of order
Usage
Marks a broken ATM, lift or toilet; often just a paper sign reading OUT OF ORDER
પીવાનું પાણી
Pivanu pani
Drinking water
Usage
Marks a drinking-water point at stations and temples; taps without it are not for drinking
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