विक्रेता

A person who buys goods or services from a shop, business, or service provider. It is the standard term for a customer or buyer in both casual and commercial settings.

A reduction in the original price of a product or service, commonly known as a discount. It can also refer to an exemption or relaxation in rules, taxes, or requirements.

A receipt is a written or electronic acknowledgement that a person has received money or property in payment or as a gift. It serves as essential proof of purchase during shopping or business transactions.

The act of paying for goods, services, or settling a debt. It refers to the transfer of money or value from one party to another in exchange for something received.

Cash refers to money in the form of physical currency, such as banknotes and coins. In commerce, it signifies an immediate payment made at the time of purchase rather than using credit or installments.

A 'khātā' refers to a formal record of financial transactions, such as a bank account or a merchant's ledger. It is commonly used when discussing banking, personal savings, or maintaining credit with a local shopkeeper.

The act of selling products or services in exchange for money, or the total quantity of goods sold during a specific period. It is a fundamental term used in commerce and daily shopping to describe transactions and business performance.

Adla-badli refers to the act of exchanging, swapping, or interchanging one thing for another. It is commonly used in shopping contexts for exchanging goods or in daily life for swapping positions or ideas.

A shop or store where goods or services are sold to customers. It refers to any commercial establishment ranging from small street-side stalls to larger retail outlets.

Kimat refers to the monetary value or price of an object or service. It is a fundamental word used in commerce to denote how much something costs or its worth in a market context.