मुँह में पानी भर आना
mouth wateringउसके हाथ में जब से सोनू ने वह चॉकलेट देखा, उसके मुँह में पानी भर आया।
As soon as Sonu saw that chocolate in his hand, his mouth started watering.
To feel a strong desire for something, especially food, due to seeing or thinking about it.
जब उसने बाज़ार से ताज़े आम लाए, तो मेरे मुँह में पानी भर आया।
When he brought fresh mangoes from the market, my mouth started watering.
उसके खाने के बारे में सुनकर ही मेरे मुँह में पानी भर आया।
Just hearing about the food made my mouth water.
Often used when someone is tempted by the sight or smell of delicious food.
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Usage Tip
Use this idiom when someone is visibly tempted by food, even if they don't say it out loud. It's more about the physical reaction (salivation) than just wanting something.
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Avoid Literal Translation
Do not translate this idiom word-for-word as 'water fills the mouth.' Instead, use 'mouth waters' or 'feel hungry at the sight of food.'
Usage Notes
This idiom is commonly used in everyday Hindi conversations, especially when describing hunger or craving triggered by food.