Hindi word archive

To write — to form letters, words, or a message on paper or a screen.

The weather or season at a particular time or place.

Cold or cool in temperature; can also describe a calm or emotionally cool manner.

Something that is needed or very important; not optional.

Morning; the early part of the day after the sun rises.

To rise or get up, as from sleep, a seat, or the ground. Also used when something or someone moves upward.

To become tired or exhausted after effort or activity.

To meet someone, or to be found / obtained. Used for both planned meetings and chance encounters.

A journey or trip, especially one that covers some distance. It can refer to travel in a physical sense or, poetically, the journey of life.

To ask a question or request information from someone.

A natural flow of water that moves through the land and usually leads to the sea or a lake — a river.

To bring something or someone to a place. It describes carrying or fetching something and arriving with it.

To know something, or to be aware of a fact or piece of information.

Open, not closed or covered; also used to mean free, spacious, or unrestricted.

To see or look at something; to watch or observe. It is one of the most common verbs in Hindi.

To understand or make sense of something; to grasp the meaning of an idea, situation, or explanation.

To play — to take part in a game, sport, or fun activity.

To stop, to pause, or to stay in one place instead of moving or continuing.

To want something, or to love and care deeply for someone.

To hear or to listen to someone or something.

To sit down or to be seated. It describes the action of taking a sitting position.

New or fresh; something that did not exist before or has not been used before.

Rain; the fall of water drops from clouds in the sky.

To forget something or someone; to fail to remember.

To give something to someone; to hand over or provide.

The moon; the large, bright object that appears in the sky at night.

A door or gate — the movable barrier used to open or close the entrance to a room, building, or space.

A window — an opening in a wall covered with glass that lets in light and air.

A strong feeling of trust or confidence in someone or something.

A question asked to get information or to find out something.

The word for both "yesterday" and "tomorrow" in Hindi — context tells you which one is meant.

To laugh or to smile with joy; to express happiness through laughter.

A word or a sound that carries meaning in a language.

Together with someone, or at the same time as something. Used to show company or accompaniment.

The eye; the organ used for seeing. Also used in many Hindi expressions about vision, attention, or love.

A deep feeling of love and affection for someone or something.

A large plant with a thick wooden trunk, branches, and leaves; a tree.

A cloud; the mass of water droplets or ice that floats in the sky, often bringing rain.

A colour, or the quality of colour that something has. Can also mean mood, joy, or character in informal use.

The truth; something that is real or correct. Also used as an adjective meaning "true" or "real."

The time of day when it is dark outside; the night.

The mind or heart as the seat of thoughts, feelings, and desires; one's inner self.

The early part of the day; the time after the night ends and before noon. Often used to describe morning routines or a fresh start.

Sleep; the natural rest state where the body and mind are inactive and recover.

A group of people related by blood or marriage who usually live together; a family.

The state of being alive; the experience of living one's life. It often carries emotional warmth in everyday speech.

To walk, move, or go; also used to mean something is working or running (like a machine or plan).

A market or marketplace where goods are bought and sold.

An answer or reply given to a question or situation.

Hard work or effort put into doing something well.