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382 Cards in this Set

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Country
Desh
Village
Gav
Answer
Uttar
Back lift
Peache volli lift
Good bye
Accha vida (or alvida)
sometimes
Kaabi kaabi
Stop
Ruko
Population
abadi
To play
Khalena
To learn
Sikhana
Honor
Some-man
have
Hai
Father’s younger brother
Chacha
Fathers older brother
Tau
River
Naugh-di
Amazing
Addboot
Boil
Ubal
Awhile (long time)
Dare-say
Best
Be-hay-tareen
Most
Zyadatar
Language
Bha-sha
Brother’s children
Bhatija/ji
Business
Vyapar
businessman
Vyapari
Eager
Utsahit
Emotional
Bha-vuh-ka
Environment
Paryavaran
excellent
badiya
Father’s grandparents
Dada/di
Father’s sister
Bua
heavy
Bha-ri
Less
Kam
Somebody
Koi
letter
patr
lives
Zindagi
log
People
Many
Kai (ka-ee)
marvelous
Waha waha
More than
Se Zyaada
Mother’s brother
Mama
Mother’s grandparents
Nana/ni
Mother’s sister
Mossy (mausi)
Of course
beshak
Other/different
Dueceray (or alag)
But
Par / Parantu
Partnership
Sazedari
prepare
Teyar
Preparing
Teyari
Rain
Barish / barsat
Replied
Zavab
Clean
Saaf
The most, -est, than all
Sabse
Really
sachme
Safe
Su-rak-shet
Same / equal
Essay-he / saman
7th floor
Sat wa mala
From
Se
Shop
Dukan (noun)
Sister’s children
Banja/ji
Until, up to
Tak
With
Ke sath
Eager
Utsahit
excellent
Bahaut badiya
heavy
Bhari
anyone
Koi Bhi
something
Kuch
To write
Likhuna
To read
Padnaa
help
Madad
was
Tha
were
Thei
I have
Meri paas hai
Taste
Swad
Good smell
Khushbu
Bad smell
Badabu
Hard work
Mehanata
Because
Kyunki
Try
Koshish
Hope
Ummed (oo-me-d)
With
Saath mai
Together
Ke saath
So that
Taki
Really
Sachmai
believe
Vishwas
Trust
Bharosa
Therefore
Isliye
I want
Mujhe chahiye
Our
Hamara
Always
Hamesha
After
Kebad
Their
Unka/inka
Angry
Gussa
Hungry
Bhukha (buuk)
City
Shahar
Country
Desh
Full
Pura
Am/are/is
Hu / ho / hai / hai~
Am/are/is (always)
Hota / hote / hotii (verbs change to ta/te/ti)
Was / were
Thaa / the / thii / thii~
Will be
Hogaa / hoge / hogii / ho~gii
Became/Happened
Hua / hue / huee
-ing
Raha/rahe/rahi
Ready
Taiyaar
Generous
Dayaalo
Many
Kaii
Fruit
Phal
Flower
Phuul
gray
Sletii
animal
Jaanvar
Parents
Maataa pita
single
akayla
only
Keval
Funny or interesting
Mazedar
after
Bad
After that
Uske bad
give
Dena
to
Ko
Everyday
Roz
day
Din
Almost/approximately
Lag-bhag
To like
Pasand
correct
Sahi
hours
Ghante
Naughty (kids)
badmash
just
Sirf
mistake
Galti
next
Agla/agle/agli
delay
Deri
for
Ke liye
statement
Bat (koee bat nahi)
any
Koee
none
Koee + nahi (somewhere in sentence)
To live
Rehna, rehte, rehti ho.
to do in future, will do
karenge
Breakfast
Nashta
Lunch
Den ka khana
Dinner
Rat ka khana
1st
Pehela
2nd
Duecera
3rd
Teesra
4th
Chautha (chowta)
5th
Paanchua
6th
Chuta
7th
Saatvaa
8th
Aathvaa
9th
Novaa
10th
Dasvaa
Left
Bae
Right
Dae
Straight
Sidhe
With/near/close
Pas
Mosquito
Machhar
Park (public)
Bag
Garden
Bageecha
Something
Kuch
Wander
Ghumte
Play
khelna (kale-na)
Away
Dur
Apple
Say-vuh
In
Ko (time, not physically in – that is “me”)
bring
Lana
Midnight
adhirat
Study/read
Karna
To read/study
pardana
expensive
mehenga
understand
samjhi
Please give
Dijiye
tell
Batao
Money/price
Paisa
To eat
Khana
To drink
peena
To sleep (gold when noun)
Sona
To get up
uthna (ootna)
To go
Jana
To come
Ana
O’clock
Baje
Morning (4 am – 12)
Subah
Afternoon (12 – 4)
dopeher
Evening (4 – 7)
Sham
Night (7 – 3)
Rat
Father’s younger brother
Chacha
Father’s younger brother’s wife
Chachi
utensils
Baratan
tap
Nal
Wealth/money
Dhan
Duck
Batak
Road
Sadak
Salt
Namak
Peas
Matar
Alligator
Magar
Honey
Shahad
palace
Mahal
study
Padhna / padhti
Waist (body part)
Kamar
bed
Palang
if
Agar
But (same as alligator)
Magar
milk
doodh
water
Pani
brown
Bhura
kela
banana
wall
Deewar
Strong/hard
Mazboot
rain
Barish
Star
Tara
sky
aasmaan
Sweet
Meetha/meetha/meethi
Salty
Namkeen
Bitter
Kardwa/kardwe/kardwi
Spicy
Tikka/tikke/tikki or masaledar
Small
Thordi/thorde/thordi
Stale/bad
Kharab
king
Raja
Nose
Naak
Ear
Kaan
Hand
Haath
Chain
Mala
Black
Kaalaa
Hair
Baal
Curtain
Parda
To do
karana
11
Gyaarah
12
Baarah
13
Terah
14
Chaudah
15
Pandrah
16
Solah
17
Satrah
18
Attharah
19
Unnees
20
Bees
Pet
Paltoo
Cow
Gaay (guy)
Horse
Ghoda
Rabbit
Khargosh
Donkey
Gadha
Bird
Chiriya
Camel
Oonta (oont)
Wild animal
Junglii
Monkey
Bandar
Bear
Bhaaluu
Elephant
Haathii
Lion
Sher
Tiger
Cheeta
Snake
Saanp
Fox
lomadi
More (like more food)
Auur
sick
beemaar
you all (informal)
tum sab
you all (formal)
aap sab
this (near) (he/she/it?)
yah (yeahhey)
that (far) (he/she/it?)
vo (voh)
These/they (close)
ye (yeh)
Those/ they (far)
ve (veh)
am
Hu
Is
Hai
are
Ho
To me
Mujhe
My
Mera, mere, meri (core is mai)
Your
Tumhara, tumhare, tumhari
Your
Aapka, aapke, Aapki
His/her/its
Iska, iske, iski (core is yah)
His/her/its
Uska, uske, uski (core is vo)
Our
Hamara, hamare, hamari
Your
Tum sabka, Tum sabke, Tum sabki
Your
Aap sabka, Aap sabke, Aap sabki
Their
Inka, inke, inki (core is ye)
Their
Unka, unke, unki (core is ve)
Dog
Kutta
Room
Ka-ma-ra (m)
Chair
Kursii (f)
Car
gardi (f)
Door
Darwaza (m)
Table
Mez (f)
Family
Parivar (m/s)
Girl – singular and plural
Lardki – lardkiya
boy
Lardka
House
Ghar (m)
Book – singular and plural
Kitab (f) and kitaben (n silent)
Father
Pita
Fathers
Pita
Mother
Ma
Mothers
Maen
Son
Beta
Sons
Bete
Daughter
Beti
Daughters
betiya
Brother
Bhai - pronounced Buh-high-e
Brothers
Bhai
Sister
Behen
Sisters
Behenen
Husband
Pati
Wife
Patni
Wifes
Patniya
Years
Sal
Holiday
Chhutti
Leave
Chutti par
Happiness
Khusi
Condition
Hal – in how are you (informal)
Father in law
sasur
Mother in law
Sas
kids
bachche
chatra
Student (m/f)
man
Admi
woman
aurat
Teacher – male
adhyapak
Teacher - female
adhyapika
class
kaksa
appearance
Soorat (m/f)
forgiveness
Mafi
Live
rehte/rehti (Rehtay / rehtee)
Work
Kam (m)
Do for
Karte/Karti
To speak
Bolna
Learn
Seekh
After meeting
Milkar
To meet
Milna
Will meet
Milengay
Happened
Huee (huee)
To know
pata
to want
Chati
means
matlab
What
Kya (m&f)
How
Kaisa, Kaise, Kaisi
Where
Kaha
How many
Kitne
Who all
Kaun-kaun (kon-kon)
Who
Kaun
Is it that
Kya
With you
Aapse (you from ____)
Whose?
Kiska/kiske/kiski
Of
Ke/ki
From
Se
On
par
In
me
and
Aur (ore)
(adds) please
-iye
ing
rahi
‘s or of
Ka/ke/ki
of
Ka/ke/ki
With
sath
With me
Mere sath
Than (taller than) and From
Se
than all
Sab se
near
pas
any
koee
Also
Bhee
Big
Barda, barde, bardi
Small/short
Chhota, chhote, chhoti
Long/tall
Lamba, lambe, lambi
Fat
Mota, mote, moti
thin
Patla, patle, patli
Good
Achha, achhe, achhe
Bad
Bura, bure, buri
Magnificant
Khoob-soorat (m/f)
bad appearance / ugly
Bad-soorat (m/f)
easy
Aasaan (m/f)
difficult
Mushkil (m/f)
Intelligent
Akalmand (m/f)
foolish/silly
Bevkoof (m/f)
new
Naya, naye, nayi
old (thing)
Purana, purane, purani
old (person)
Boordha, boordhe, boordhi
Good
Achha, Achhe, Achhi
one
ek
Light, brightness
rosni
All
sab
here
yaha
there
vaha
Again
Vaapas
next
agla
Hurry/Quickly/Early
Jaldi
Today
Aaj
Tomorrow
Kal
These days / Nowadays
Aajkal
Here itself (emphasize)
Yahi
There itself (emphasize)
vahi
Later or again
Phir (fear)
then
Phir se
Absolutely (agreeing)
Bilkul
Up to
tak
now
abhi