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Ambidextrous Alimony

fgUnh esavFk av FkZ

Meaning in English

fuiq.k fuokZg&O;;

Equally skilful with each hand An allowance made to a wife by her husband when they are legally separated Anecdote fdLlk] thou dh >kadh dh A short but amusing story Anteroom cM+ k dejk A large entrance or reception room or area Anodyne ihM+ kuk'kd Medicine which lessens pain vkfn gksuk uk Addicted One who has become dependent on something or drugs ghjk] vVy Adamant Very hard native crystal of carbon vuSfrd Amoral Lacking any sense of moral standards or principles ys[kkdkj [kkdkj ;k ,sfrgkfld frgkfld vfHkys[k [k A building where government/public records are kept Archive mHk;pj Amphibian Operating or living on land and in water vLi"V] vusdkFkhZ dkFkhZ Ambiguous Capable of being understood in either of two or more possible sense. Aspirant vkdka{kh {kh A person who has ambition for fame Archaeology iqjkrRo foKku Study of ancient things like tombs, buried towns Archer rhjankt nkt A person who shoots with a bow and arrows Architect f’kYidkj A person who designs buildings and also supervises their construction Antitheist or Atheist ukfLrd ukfLrd One who does not believe in god’s existence Antipathy ’k=qrk@oSeuL; Strong dislike between two persons. Ardent mRlkgiw.kZ . kZ Full of zeal. Archipelago }hi lewg g Sea with a group of many islands. Affirm iqf’V djuk Declare positively that something is true. Amnesia foLej.k Partial or total loss of memory. Arbitrator/mediator e/;LFk One appointed by two parties to settle disputes between them Assent fdlh izLrko ij vkSipkfjd lgefr Official agreement to a proposal. Astronaut va rfj{k ;k=h One who physically travels in space Agnostic vKs;oknh ;oknh One who believes that nothing can be said about god Aquatic typj A plant that grows in water Aviary i{kh x`g g Place where birds are kept Anarchist vjktdrkoknh One who plans to destroy all Governments Adultery O;fHkpkj Woman who has extra marital relationship vkRe la;e ;e Aseptic Leading a life of self discipline Antiquated iqjkuk O;fDr A person behind time Arsenal 'kL=kxkj Public building where weapons are made and stored Abrogate fujLr djuk To do away with a rule Aesthetics lkSUn;Z’kkL= The study of the nature of beauty Bigot /kekZU/k A person who holds an opinion or belief strongly in defiance of reason of arguments Brigand Mkdw] yqV jk s Member of a band of robbers Belfry ?k.Vkxkj Part of a church in which bells are hung “ONE WORDS ” DIR-ER.MAHESH SAXENA,VIVEKANAND SQUARE THATIPUR,GWALIOR

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Place where cows are sheltered s heltered Poem narrating a popular story One who does not follow the usual rules of social life A person who is unable to pay his debt. Tumor which is not likely to spread, pleasant or beneficial in nature or influence, harmless, innocent nqHkk"kh; Bilingual People who speak two languages. Bigamy/Polygamy f}iRuhdj.k The state of having two or more wives or husbands at a time. ls a/k/k yxkus okyk okyk pks j Burglar One who breaks out into a house to steal Bureaucracy ukSdj’kkgh The rule of officials. Biography vkRedFkk Life-history of a person written by another. Biped nks ik;k ik;k tkuoj An animal with two feet. Bovine xkS tS lk That which looks like a cow. xa okj Boorish A person having rough and ill manner. ck;ksIlh Ilh Biopsy A test in which cells from diseased organs are removed and tested fuda qt] yrke.Mi Bower A shady place under trees Brilliant Of outstanding significance izfrHkk'kkyh eka lkgkjh Carnivorous One who eat flesh Contemporary ledkyhu Belonging to the same period 'konkxzg] g] 'kelku Crematorium A place where dead bodies are burns and reduce to ashes drZO;fu"V Conscientious Govern by a scene of duty fcuk 'kknh ds ,d ,d lkFk jguk Living Concubinage Living together together of a man and woman without being married to each other xq.kl[kh] ikj[kh Connoisseur An expert able to appreciate a field, especially in fine art fo’oluh;] vfo”oluh; That which can be believe Credible tks vklkuh vklkuh ls fo’okl fo’okl djs One who Credulous who believes easily whatever whatever said to him M lokj + Cavalier, jockey ?kqM+ Person who is skilled in horsemanship. ykijokg] vfHkekuh Cavalier Given to haughty disregard of others lykgdkj Consultant A person who gives expert advice in business. Conscious /aware lko/kku@tkx#d Awake to what is going on. Chronological dkyØekuq lkj According to sequence of time. eksVj Vj pkyd Chauffeur A person who is paid to drive a privately owned car. iw ¡t hokn Capitalism Economic structure organized and controlled by capitalists. {kfriwfrZ f rZ djuk Compensate Give something to make up somebody’s loss. Carnage Killing of a large number of people especially in war. lkewfgd f gd gR;k dop Corselet A piece of armour covering the breast. f’kYih] f’kYidkj Craftsman Skilled works man who practices a craft. viax Cripple A person who is unable to walk or move properly. ’s kh; Cosmopolitan loZn’kh; A man who is broad and international in outlook. tux.kuk Census Official counting of the population. vijk/k foKku Criminology Science of crimes and criminals. lqUnj fy[kus dh dh dyk Calligraphy The art of science of beautiful handwriting Hkätuks a dk dk leqnk; Congregation An assembly of worshippers. fldksM+ M+uk uk Contract Make or become smaller or shorter in length or size. si ze.

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dfczLrku 81. Crematory “konkx`g g 82. Confiscate tCr djuk 83. Chapel fxjtk ?kj 84. Canine dqÙks ds ds tS tSlk 85. Condominium lg jkT; egk}hi 86. Continent 87. Custodian ifjj{kd 88. Cuckold dqYVk&ifr 89. Conservative :f<+ oknh 90. Cargo tgkt dk Hkkj 91. Diplomacy dwVuhfr V uhfr 92. Duffer fudEek 93. Dell ?kkVh 94. Demography tula[;k [;k dk v/;;u 95. Druggist vkS’kf/k foØs rk 96. Drunkard i;DdM+ 97. Domicile fuokl LFky 98. Decree/verdict QSlyk 99. Deteriorate cnrj gksuk uk 100. Derelict cs?kj ?kj O;fDr 101. Dynasty dqyhu] jktoa’k ’k la okn 102. Dialogue 80. Cemetery

103. Devious

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105. Drought 106. Dyke 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113.

Deploy Deport Eccentric Excursion Elegy Effeminate Euthanasia

114. Eloquence 115. Epistle 116. Escapism 117. Entomology 118. Err 119. Epithet 120. Epigraph 121. Epitaph 122. Edict 3

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A tract of land used for burial A furnace where a corpse can be burned and reduce to ashes To officially take private property away to seize Small room for worship That which looks like a dog A country ruled by two countries One of the large landmasses of the earth Care taker of a public building Man whose wife has been unfaithful to him A person who is against to change The goods carried by a ship, plane or vehicle The art practiced b statesman or politics Slow witted person A small valley Study of population. A person who is qualified to prepare and sell drugs A person who is in the habit of drinking. Place where a person lives permanently. Judgment of a law court. To go from bad to worse. A person without a home, job or property Succession of ruler belonging to one family A conversation between two people/ the line spoken by the Character in a play or drama Indirect in departing from the accepted or proper way misleading Open to doubt or suspicion Dry weather whereon rainfall A wall built to prevent the sea or a river from flooding an area To spread troops for battle Send unwanted person out of the country, exile A man of odd habits Short journey made by a group of persons together Poem written on the death of someone loved and lost Man having the qualities of woman Thing that bring gentle and painless death from incurable i ncurable death Persuasive and fluent speech A verse letter Tendency to escape from hard realities. Study of insects Liable to error A defamatory or abusive word or phrase A quotation at the beginning of some piece of writing A summary statement of commemoration for a dead person A formal or authoritative proclamation


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123. Egoist 124. Epilogue 125. Embankment 126. Explicable 127. Eradicate 128. Epicurean 129. Extempore 130. Ethnology 131. Ecology 132. Explore 133. Extricate 134. Emigrant 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161.

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Empiric Ethics Foster child Fortnight Fable Famine Felony Fatalist Fraud Feasible Felicitate Forgery Garrulous Genocide Gangster Gratis Genetics Glossary Groan Genius Glade Gaviour Gullible Herbivorous Hostess Hype Hedonist

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A self centered person with little regards for others A short speech address directly to the audience by an actor at the end of play A long artificial mound of stone to hold back water or to rVca/kuk /kuk support a road as protection O;k[;k djuk] Li"V djuk Capable of being being explicated explicated mUewyu y u To root out an evil or a bad practice etc. A person devoted to refined sensuous enjoyment (specially Loknyksyq yqi good food or drink) fcuk rS;kjh dk Hkk’k.k Speech made without preparation. ekuo tkfr foKku Science of the races of mankind and their relation. ifjfLFkfr foKku A scientific study of the relationship between plants and their environment. [kkst djuk Travel into a country for the purpose of learning about it. Bukb;ks a ls df ls ijs ijs Free from difficulties izoklh One who leaves one’s country in order to settle permanently in others iz;ksx es a fo’okl fo’okl j[kus okyk okyk A person who relies on experiment or observation uhfr’kkL= The study of moral values /kk; ikfyr la rku A child brought up by person who are not his parents i[kokM+ k A period of fourteen days uhfrdFkk] dgkuh An animal story with a moral vdky A dreadful shortage of food. egkiki@egkijk/k Serious crime like murder. One who believes in fate HkkX;oknh /kks[kCkkth [kCkkth Act of deceiving somebody in order to make money laHko] Hko] lk/; Capable of being done with means at hand and circumstance as they are c/kkbZ nsuk uk Congratulate somebody in formal manner tkylkth Dealing of counterfeit things cgqr cksyus yus okyk okyk A person who talks too much. tkfrlagkj gkj The deliberate murder of a whole community or race. Mkdw The member of a gang of armed criminals. fu%’kqYd@ls Yd@ls r&es a ar Without payment or free of cost. vkuq oaf’kdh f’kdh foKku The study of heredity. ’kCnlaxz xzg List of explanation of words djkguk A deep sound made by someone in pain. izfrHkkoku A child of unusual or remarkable talent ouiFk Open space in a forest eqfänkrk Person who rescues somebody from sins. lh/kk&lk/kk A person who is easily befooled ’kkdkgkjh One who vegetarian lRdkfj.kh A woman who entertains guests. cgqr izfl)h] fl)h] izpkj dkjuk Excessive publicity, To advertize lq[koknh One who believes that gaining pleasure is the most important thing in life


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162. Henpecked 163. Honorary 164. Holocaust

A man who dances to the tunes of his wife An office for which no salary is paid Large scale destruction by fire 165. A flat waste land 166. A religious song 167. Creature having both male and female organs 168. nsuk Loud talk or speech 169. Place where women dwelled (Ancient time) 170. Seat on elephant’s back 171. A person who is very careful about his health 172. Mechanism for starting combustion in cylinder of motor engine 173. Innovator ubZ jhfr pykau s okyk A person who introduce new things/chances 174. Irritable tYnh ukjkt gksu s okyk Easily made angry 175. Invulnerable vHks +|] vts; Immune to attack; impregnable 176. Interlude va rjky@e/;ka rj Interval between two events ljk;]/keZ’kkyk Place which provides both board and lodging 177. Inn 178. Incomprehensible u le>us ;ksX; Statement which cannot be understood 179. Invoice fcy es a fy[kuk List of goods with their price 180. Innocuous vgkfudj Not injurious to physical or mental health 181. Instigate iz sfjr djuk] mdlkuk To urge a man to do some evil iSny lsuk Soldiers who fight on foot 182. Infantry 183. Internment utjcUnh] LFkkucU/ku Detaining and confining someone 184. Incarnation vorkj] vorkj.k Changing of magic spells A confused, complicated or embarrassing situation 185. Imbroglio vO;oLFkk 186. Inheritance iSf=d laifRRk Property handed down after the death of a person, heritage 187. Iconoclast fjokt rksM+u okyk s One who break the establishment of tradition and image 188. Inaugural speech mn~?kkVu] Hkk"k.k The lecture of a function for introduction 189. Incredulous vfo’ouh; Not disposed or willing to believe, unbelieving 190. Incredible vfo’ouh;] vrqY;uh; Beyond belief or understanding 191. Inundation ck< A rising of a body of water vkgoku] iz kFkZuk A prayer asking god’s help as a part of religious Service 192. Invocation (supplication) 193. Involution dke dks ckWVuk Reduction in size of an organ / the act of sharing in the activities 194. Immortal vu’oj] vej A person of enduring fame / not subject to death v’kq) Without risk of punishment 195. Impurity 196. Infallible xyrh u djus okyk Incapable of failure or error 197. Isthmus la;ksx Hkwf e A relatively narrow strip of land (with water both side) Connecting two larger areas vLi"V] vew rZ Incapable of being touched or seen 198. Intangible 199. Inevitable vfuok;Z Incapable of being avoided or presented 200. Intelligentsia cqf)thoh oxZ Intelligent and educated class of society. 201. Ineradicable ftls lekIr u fd;k tk lds That which cannot be rooted out. 202. Itinerary ;k=k o`r r ka A film or illustrative lecture on travelling To urge a man to do some evil 203. Instigate mdlkuk 204. Imperialism lkezkT;okn Policy of extending a countries and influence 5


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vklkuh ls vkx idM+u s okyk A thing which catches fire easily fuj{kj@vui<+ Illiterate A person who cannot read or write vlek/ks; Insoluble A problem which cannot be solved vuxZy Irrelevant Not be the point xSj dkuwu h Illegal Forbidden or prohibited by law v{kE; Inexcusable Incapable of being justified or excused vlq/kk;Z Incorrigible One who cannot be corrected vej] vu’oj Immortal One who cannot die fopkj/kkjk@fl)ka rokn Manner of thinking of a person Ideology Indispensable vfuok;Z That cannot be done without Inexplicable/Unaccountable vo.kZuh; That cannot be explained or accounted for vJO; Inaudible That cannot be heard. Impracticable vO;kogkfjd That cannot be put into practice vikB~; Illegible A writing that cannot be read fujijk/k@vgkfudkj Innocent Not guilty of a crime or sin fo’ks"kcksyh Jargon Language difficult to understand Kindergarten ckyfogkj School for infants and children age of 4 to 6 to prepare

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them for primary school Licentious yEiV] dkeqd Lacking moral discipline; especially sexually unrestrained Lavatory iz{kkyu ik=] ’kkSp?kj Room with toilet facilities Legitimate oS/k (dkuw uh ) Responsible according to law iSf=d laifRr Legacy Property given by father / a gift of personal property dkeqd] Hkjh fuxkgks a ls ns[kuk A sly look that is lustful Lear iBuh; Legible Handwriting that can be easily read ikSjkf.kd ikjaifjd dFkk An old story handed down from the past Legend jktra = Monarch The rule of a queen/king Materialistic HkkSfrd oknh A person with whom money or gain is the most important consideration Monument Lekjd A building etc. made in memory of some person or to Commemorate a historical event Malnutrition vi;kZIr iks"k.k Condition caused by not getting enough food of the right kind Manifesto ?kks"k.kki= Policy of political party Mammal Animals which nourished with milk Lruik;h ;knxkj Memento Something kept as a reminder ujlagkj Massacre Cruel and indiscriminate killing of a large number of human beings funs Z’kks a dh ,d iqLrd Manual A book of instructions. Misanthropist ekuo}s"kh One who hates mankind ukjh }s"kh Misogynist One who hates women ukjh }s"kh Misogymist One who hates marriage Maiden/Spinster vfookfgrk vf/kd mez vkSjr Young and unmarried girl/woman laxzgky; Museum Building in which historical things are kept. iqjkruoknh Misoneist A person who hates new things. eqnkZ?kj Mortuary A place where dead bodies are kept


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245. Monastery 246. Maiden speech 247. Mores 248. Monologue 249. Moral 250. Mortal 251. 252. 253. 254. 255. 256. 257. 258. 259. 260. 261. 262. 263. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 270. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283.

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Masque Matins Manuscript Malapropism Nepotism Nemesis Nostalgia Noose Neology Nefarious Narcissist Numismatist Nomenclature Noxious Notorious Oasis Obituary Omniscient Omnipotent Omnipresent Opaque Optimist Orphan Ostelogy Orthography Obsolete Octogenarian Ocean logy Ornithologist Omnivorous Orthodox

eB A building of circular shape. izFke Hkk"k.k The first public speech delivered by a person jhfr] fjokt Customs and habits of a particular group Lokxr Hkk"k.k Speech makes itself / a long boring speech. uSfrd] lh[k The significance of a story or event u’oj Capable of causing death ukVdh; :i A dramatic performance lqcg dh izkFkZuk Morning prayer gLrfyfi Paper written in one’s own handwriting gkL;kin 'kCn iz;ksx Ridiculous use of words HkkbZ& Hkrhtkokn Favouring own kith and kin izfr'kks/k Just punishment for wrong doing vrhr dh >yd Longing for something Qank Loop of rope is called u;k ’kCn iz;ksx] Using of new words nq"V] cnuke Extremely wicked, villainous vkReiz seh Someone in love with themselves eqnzk’kkL= One who collects coins ukenkrk] ukekoyh A system of naming things vfu"Vdkjh The thing which is harmful and poisonous. dq[;kr A person who has an evil reputation. e:|ku A small fertile or green area in a desert region. e`R;q lwp uk Notice of the death of a person. loZKkrk One who claims to know everything One who has total power loZ’kfDreku loZO;kih One who present everywhere vikjn’khZ Not allowing light to pass through. vk’kkoknh One who looks at the bright side of things vukFk A child whose parents are dead. gfM~M;ks a dk v/;;u The study of the bones. ’kq) mPpkj.k dk v/;;u Science of correct pronunciation. vizpfyr No longer in use 80 lky dh mez dk O;fDr A person of eighty years of age egklkxj dk v/;;u Study of ocean and ocean phenomena if{kfoKkuh Someone who scientifically studies the birds lokZgkjh One who eats everything /keZijk;.k A person holding conventional beliefs specially in matters of

religion Polytheism vusd ns orkvks a es a fo’okl Belief in many Gods Photosynthesis izdk’k la’kys"k.k Process by which green plants make food from organic compounds from water and carbon dioxide in the presence of light n’kZu ’kkL= Philosophy The study of truth and knowledge Patron la j{kd A person who helps others by giving them monetary help and encouragement izLrkouk Prologue An introduction lecture such as a play


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A person who belongs to early age of civilization Having a high chance to be true or real A person who believes in the total abolition of war One who collects postage stamps Deep in thoughts One indifferent to art or literature . General view of a person’s character One who love human kind Wild and noisy disorder One who leads in any field Done without delay A branch of medical science that deal with nose and it’s disease Paleontology thok'e dk v/;;u Study of fossils vuqykHk Perquisite A emolument over and above fixed income or salary ijthoh Parasite One who lives/survive on other/others lives Psychopathology efLr"d jksx aks dk v/;;u The study of mental disease. jksx funku Pathology The study of the disease. iafMrkÅ Pedantic A style in which a writer display off his knowledge. #>ku Propensity Having natural tendency to something. ej.kksijka r Posthumous Child born after the death of its father. Li’kZuh; Palpable Thing that can be felt or touched. lkfgfR;d pks jh Plagiarism Stealing from the writings of others. pyus okyk] iSny Pedestrian One who walks fujk’kkoknh Pessimist One who looks at the dark side of things Perspicacious Li’V cqf) okyk Quick to judge and understand. dyk izseh Philomuse A person who loves art. ’ko ijh{k.k Postmortem Medical Examination of a body Pornography Treatment of obscene subjects in writing, painting etc…. v’yhy ys[ku fo’ks’kkf/kdkj Privilege Right or advantage available to a person. tqy l w Procession A number of people proceeding together in an orderly way Prodigy/Marvel/Portent foy{k.k O;fä A person of remarkable talent b’dckt Philanderer One who flirts with ladies Prodigy peRdkj] foy{k.k A remarkable talent Peer rkduk] cjkcj gksuk Equal in rank, to gaze at Palatable Lokfn"B Food agrees with one’s taste Parody fonz wf idk] udy Funny imitation of a poem Parable uhfr& dFkk To explain a spiritual truth Piggyback ihB ij lokjh Ride on someone else’s back Piggybank xqYyd A child's coin bank (often shaped like a pig) Quadruped An animal with four feet. pkSik;k tkuoj vUos’k.k Quest Try to search for something. Quotation m)j.k A passage often quoted dk;kZyhu fu;e Red-tapism Too much official formalities [kaMu djuk Revocation The state of being cancelled or annulled


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Scandal Shrewd Sinecure Savages

346. Surveyor 347. 348. 349. 350. 351. 352. 353. 354. 355. 356. 357. 358. 359. 360. 361. 362. 363. 364. 365. 366. 367. 368. 9

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Temperamentally disinclined to talk A woman’s drawstring handbag usually made of net used in 18th and 19th century etkd cukuk Language or behavior intended to humiliate iath;u vf/kdkjh A person who keeps records or registers in a university or town council lqukuk] ;kn~nk’r ls tks j ls cksyuk To say aloud from memory ysu&nsu dh izFkk Practice of give and take. reduction in a tax or debt. NwV vkjke Time of relief or rest. iqu% iru gksuk Fall into a former state. jktnzkgs h A person who takes arms against the government of his own country vlgk; dh enn djus okyk A person who helps a stranger or a helpless person in difficulties cnukeh Talk that bring bad reputation to somebody /kw rZ A man who is quarrelsome, noisy and nagging de dke o vf/kd iSls okyh ukSdjh An office which has no work but high salary vf’k"V Wild people belonging to an uncivilized, undeveloped tribe or group

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A person whose occupation is to survey lands or buildings Stationers ys[ku lkexz h foØs rk A person who sells writing materials. ewf rZ dh uDdk’kh djus okyk A person who carves out figures. Sculptor Qk¡lh dk r[rk ;k epku Platform on which criminals are executed. Scaffold ikuh es a Mqcksuk Submerge Put under the surface of water. vk/;kReokn Spiritualism Relief that the only reality in the world is spirit. /keZfujis{krk Secularism View that education and other matters should be divorced from religion. >xM+ kyw L=h Shrew An ill-tempered woman. pks jh ls djuk Surreptitious one who done stealthily dVdj vyx gksuk Sever to something into two pieces vR;f/kd Severe Extremely bad or unpleasant in degree or quality lgu’khyrk Stoicism Indifferent to pleasure or pain /keZfujis{k Secular A government in which all religions are honored Sporadic Occurring at irregular intervals in time. vfu;fer Sonnet prqn'Z k inh A poem of fourteen lines Stale cklh] iqjkuk A thing or food which is not fresh Somniloquist uhan es a okr djus okyk One who talks while sleep Somnambulist uhan es a pyus okyk One who walks in sleep vkxzgh] tks j nsu s okyk Stickler A person who insists on something dhVk.kwu k’kd Sterilize To free anything from germs, Make free from bacteria ckW a>] catj Incapable of reproducing, Deficient in originality or Sterile creativity Scullery crZu lkQ djus dh txg A place of washing dishes adjoining kitchen Stub VqdM+ k] Bw W aB] Short remaining end of cigarette


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Vgyuk b/kj ls m/kj vkuk ’kj.k LFky] vH;kj.k

Short walk for pleasure or exercise Go back and forth A shelter from danger or hardship, A consecrated place where sacred objects or animals are kept Tangible ftls ns[kk o Nqvk tk lds Things that can be seen and touched Trilogy ukVd=; Group of three novels Telepathy nw jla osnu] nw jkuq Hkwf r Power of reading thoughts of others Topiary drZu dyk Art of cutting tree and bushes into ornamental shape ;k=k dk fooj.k Travelogue Detail planned of a journey rdZ laxr] ekU; Logical, Tenable Taxidermy peZizlk/ku The art of preserving skin of animals, birds, fish fdjk,nkj Tenant A person who pays a rent for the use of a room, house or land. VsyhLdksi] nw jchu Telescope Instrument for viewing objects at a distance. fo’k ’kkL= Toxicology Study of poisons. ¼fo’k dk v/;;u½ vkfLrd@bZ’ojoknh Theist One who believes in God – Teetotaler A person who abstains forms all kinds of alcoholic drinks. u’kk u djus okyk rEckdw cspus okyk Tobacconist A person who sells tobacco ukxk djus okyk A student who is absent without permission. Truant loZlEer Unanimous A decision taken by the votes of all. v:fpdj] vukd"kZd Unpleasant Disagreeable to the senses, to the mind, or feelings fcckfnr Turbulent Including much disorder cgqeq[kh] izfrHkk Versatile One who possess many talent Veteran vuqHkoh long experience of any occupation Vindictive izfr'kks/kh One who is revengeful Vulpine ykseMh ds tSlk That which looks like a fox vk?kkr ;ksX; Vulnerable Open to injure or criticism Verbose/superfluous t#jr ls T;knk ’kCn cksyuk@vuko’;d Using more words than needed Virago cqjk O;ogkj djus okyh vkSjr An abusive woman Vegetarian ’kkdkgkjh One who eats only vegetables Venial {kE; One who can be excused, excusable Vacillation fgpfdpkgV Change one’s mind too quickly Windfall gok ls fxjk Qy] vizR;kf'kr ykHk Unexpected stroke of good luck Qql&Qqlkuk Whisper Speak in a very low tone. fo/kqj Widower A man whose wife is dead. fo/kok Widow A lady whose husband is dead. Mk;u] tknwx juh Witch A woman supposed to have magic powers, usually to do evil Wag fMaMksfy;k ;k eL[kjk A jocular person who is full of amusing anecdotes Wages etnw jh payment of work done especially foe labour of mechanical kind lkeuk djuk Withhold Stand, refuge to give up gok ls fxjk Qy] vizR;kf'kr ykHk An unexpected piece of good fortune Windfall Xantippe A quarrelsome woman yM+ kdw L=h@ddZ’kk


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WORD

409. Antiseptic 410. Affable 411. Arsonist 412. Animated 413. Amazon 414. Alias 415. Ambivert 416. Aster 417. Abattoir 418. Abbot 419. Abbreviation 420. Abdication 421. Ablution 422. Abstruse 423. Abundance 424. Accentuate 425. Accomplice 426. Acronym 427. Addendum 428. Advertisement 429. Afforestation 430. Agenda 431. Aggressor 432. Agnosticism 433. Alien 434. Allegory 435. Alliteration 436. Altruist 437. Amateur 438. Amnesty 439. Amphitheatre 440. Analgesia 441. Anarchist 442. Anarchy 443. Anecdote 11

fgUnhesavFkZ

Meaning in English

jksxk.kw jks /kd feyulkj] Hknz vkxtuh djus okyk og ftles a thou gks L=h ;ks)k miuke

A medicine prevent of decomposing Diffusing warmth and friendliness A person who deliberately sets fire to a building Objects having life in them A warlike or masculine woman(female warrior)

lg&vijk/kh izFkek{kjh uke ifjf’k"V foKkiu

Helper in a wrong deed or crime Word formed from initial letters of a name

Name by which a person is called at other times or in A other place.(False name) mHk;eq[kh One who turns thoughts both inwards and outwards rkjk] rkjd A flower which is star shaped dlkbZ[kkuk Place where animals are killed for food eBkf/kdkjh@eBk/kh’k A man who is the head of a monastery la{ksi@y?kq:i A shortened form of a word or phrase vkSipkfjd :i ls R;kx nsuk To formally give up /kkfeZd Luku Ritual washing of the body le>us es a eqf’dy Hard to understand vkf/kD;@ izpqjrk A quantity that is more than enough tks j nsuk Give more force or importance to

Thing to be added at the end of a book, etc A public notice offering or asking for goods, services, etc oujksi.k The act of forestation by painting many trees ?kks"k.kk i= Items of business for consideration at a meeting vkdze.kdrkZ Someone who attacks first tks bZ’oj ds vfLrRo ij ’kadk djs Doubtful about the existence of God

xSj ukxfjd izrhddFkk vuqizkl

One who belongs to different country, race of group Story in which ideas are symbolized as people Commencement of adjacent words with the same letter ijksidkjh One who lives and works for the welfare of others xSj is’ oj ks Lacking pro fissional skill or expertise {keknku A general pardon of political offenders v[kkM+ k@jaxHkwe h A designated section of seats in any part of a theater nnZ dk ,glkl u gksuk The loss of ability to feel pain while still conscious vjktd One who wishes to destroy all established government’s law and order vjktdrk The absence of government in a country fdLlk Short amusing story about some real person or event


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444. Anomaly 445. Anonymous 446. Antagonist 447. Antidote 448. Aphasia 449. Apostate 450. Armistice 451. Ascetics 452. Astrology 453. Avaricious 454. Bond 455. Braggart 456. Helligfernt 457. Bier 458. Banal 459. Beverage 460. Bacon 461. Baby-sister 462. Baby minder 463. Barbarism 464. Bachelorhood 465. Bay, gulf

vlk/kkj.k

Deviation or departure from common rule or standard or what is normal xqeuke A book or a work of art whose author is not known fojks/kh One that opposes other tgjuk’kd A medicine to cure the effect of poison okpk?kkr Loss of ability to understand speech /keZ R;kxh One who abandons his religious faith ;q) fojke The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed lU;klh One who practices self denial as a spiritual discipline T;ksfr"k ’kkL= Science of the influence of the stars on human affairs ykyph One who is greedy vuqcU/k&i= Agreement or engagement that a person is bound to observe nEHkh A vain, boasting fellow ;ks)k]yM+ kdk One who is engaged in fighting vFkhZ A stand to support a corpse or a coffin prior to burial f?klh&fiVh ckr djus okyk A person who is talking in hackneyed phraseology is; Any type of drink except water uedhu lwv j eka l Salted or smoked meat from the back or sides of a pig ek¡&cki ds tkus ds ckn ns[kus okyk A person who looks after a child for a short time while the parents are out A scene of noisy talking and confusing okd ccZjrk State of being uncivilized, ignorant or rude dqokjkiu A state of being unmarried (of a man) [kkM+ h A part of the sea/Lake in closed by a wide curve of

leqærV Bellicose yM+ kdw Belligerent ;q)jr Benefactor /keks Zidkjh Biennial f}o"khZ; Bigot dV~Vj Bilingual f}Hkkf"k; Blaspheme bZ’oj ds f[kykQ cksyuk Bliss pjelq[k Bookworm/Bibliophilic fdrkch dhM+ k

466. Beach 467. 468. 469. 470. 471. 472. 473. 474. 475.

476. Botany 477. Brittle 478. Cabaret 479. Cabby, Cabdriver 480. Cacophony 481. Cajole, Entice 482. Capsize 12

ouLifr foKku Hkaxqj dScjs u`R; VSDlh pkyd Jqfr dVqRo [kq’kken djuk iyVuk

the shore A stretch of sand/stone along the edge of the sea A person who is fond of fighting Engaged in war/Fight One who gives financial help to a school/hospital That which happen once in two years One who is filled with narrow and prejudice opinion One who can speak two languages Speaking irreverently about God or sacred things Perfect happiness One who is interested in reading books and nothing else. The science of vegetable life A thing which can be easily broken A series of cabre dance/ acts at a night club The driver of a taxi cab Harsh sound Persuade by flattery Overturn in water


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483. Carnival 484. Catalogue 485. Centenary 486. Circumlocution 487. Cloak room 488. Coerce 489. Cognate 490. Colleagues 491. Collusion 492. Conflagration 493. Congruent 494. Conscription 495. Camouflage 496. Contagious 497. Contiguous 498. Contrite 499. Convalescence 500. Conventicler 501. Coquette 502. Coronation 503. Curfew 504. Cynosure 505. Compatriot 506. Centipede 507. Carnival 508. Caricature 509. Consummate 510. Colloquialism 511. Convivial 512. Cynical 513. Delible 514. Death-trap 515. Death-blow 516. Death-toll 517. Death rattle 518. Decorum 519. Debenture 520. Destitution 13

euks jatu esyk Public merry making and feasting lwp hi= List of books and other articles ’krkCnh Hundredth anniversary ?kqek&fQjk ds ckr djus okyk A roundabout way of expression eky xksnke The place for luggage at a railway station etcw j djuk Compel to a course of action ,d gh mRiRrh ds Having the same source or origin lgdehZ Person working in the same department diVla/kh Secret agreement for a fraudulent purpose Hkh"k.k+ vXuh dk.M+ Huge destructive fire loka ZXle Ideal In All Respect vfuok;Z lSfud ls ok Compulsory enlistment for military or other services Nykoj.k The act of concealing the identity of something by modifying its appearance ladzked which spreads by physical touch or contact lehiLFk Two countries or states touching a common boundary i'pkrkih Showing deep sorrow for wrongdoing iqu% LokLFk izkfIr ds ckn The period of gradual recovery of health after illness xqIr o xSj dkuwu h /keZlHkk Secret or illegal religious meeting fnyQs ad efgyk A seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men jkT;kfHk"ksd Ceremony of crowning a king d¶Z;w An order that certain activities/ Movement are prohibited vkdZ"k.k&fcUnq Centre of attraction ns'kHkkbZ] lens'kh A person from your own country dbZ Vk¡x aks okyk dhM+ k An insects with many legs mRlo Public festivals occurring at a regular time in a year izlgu Picture description or imitation in order to amuse or ridicule mRd`"V Perfect in the practice of an art cksypky dk iz;ksx Informal expression used in everyday conversation Full of shared pleasure and friendliness izQqYy@feyulkj fuUnk’khy A person who does not believe in goodness, sincerity or nobleness of man feVkus ;ksX; That which can be effaced or blotted out Place where many people have died in accident [krjukd LFkku izk.k ysu s okyk vk?kkr That destroys or puts an end to something e`rd lwp h List of people killed in an earthquake ejus ds le; dh fgpdh A ratting in the throat of dying man lqUnjrk] lqUnj] f’k"Vkpkj Dignified and socially acceptable behaviour izfrKk i=] fu;e i= Certificate given by a business corporation vHkkoxzLr]nfjnzrk Lack of the necessaries of life


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521. Delirium

fpRrHkze] Kku’kw U;rk izfrfuf/k

Mental disturbance caused by illness 522. Delegate Persons chosen or elected by other to express their views Belief in the existence of god that is based more on faith 523. Deism bZ’ojokn] vkfLrdrk than on religious teaching 524. Delusion Hkze A false notion or idea about anything 525. Demagogue iztkuk;d] nqtZu sks dk us rk A political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular passions and prejudices 526. Depraved pfj= Hkz"V Morally bad or evil 527. Deponent vnkyr es lk{; nsu s okyk O;fDr Person who makes a written statement for use in a law court 528. Depot vR;kpkjh Ruler with unlimited power especially a cruel and oppressive one rkuk ekjus okyk Not to be considered serious 529. Derisory 530. Dead e`r@csdkj@cstku A language that is no longer spoken 531. Demagogue tuksRrstd Political leader who delivers sentimental speeches 532. Denizen fuoklh A person, an animal or a plant that lives, grows or is often found in a particular place fojks/k djuk Express earnest disapproval of 533. Deprecate 534. Despondency fujk’kk Loss of complete hope vHkkoxzLrrk Lacking basic necessities of life 535. Destitution 536. Detrimental gkfudj Causing harm or damage dq’ky Skillful at handling things 537. Dexterous 538. Diatribe dVq&fuUnk Bitter and violent attack in words or writing rkuk’kkgh@fujadq’krk Government carried on by an absolute ruler 539. Dictatorship 540. Diplomacy dwV uhfr The skill and policy of a country’s statesmen and politician/skill in dealing with people 541. Discrepancy folaxfr Difference between two things that should be the same fNikuk To hide or disguise 542. Dissimulate 543. Diurnal nSfud Of the daytime tqykgk A shopkeeper selling cloth and clothing 544. Draper 545. Draw vfuf.kZr The result of the match where neither party wins ckSuk 546. Dwarf A person, plant or animal who/which is below the usual size 547. Dynasty oa’k Succession of rulers belonging to one family 548. Eavesdropper pqids ls futh okrkZyki One who witnesses secretly to private 549. Economical fdQk;rh One who is careful in the use of money/fuel etc… 550. Egalitarianism lerkokn Belief that all people are equal and have the same rights and opportunities LokFkhZ@vgadkjh 551. Egoist A lover of one’s oneself/ Supercautious 552. Emeritus, voluntary llEeku ls okeqDr O;fDr One who is honourably discharged from service xqIrpj@ tklw l 553. Emissary A person sent on a mission (usually official) 554. Epitome lVhd mnkgj.k A perfect example 14


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555. Epidemic 556. Episode 557. Episodic 558. Epitomize 559. Equanimity

567.

Erotica Erudite Espionage Eternal Etymology Euphemism Euphonious Euphoria

568.

Evanescent

560. 561. 562. 563. 564. 565. 566.

ladzked jksx

Disease affecting many people at the same place and time dM+ h@dFkka’k Part of a story (specially T.V. or Radio show) dHkh&dHkh gksu s okyh ?kVuk Happening only some time or irregularly lVhd mnkgj.k gksuk To be a perfect example /kS;Z Calmness of mind or temper v’yhy xzUFk Books, pictures etc… intended to arouse sexual desire fo}ku iq:"k A learned or scholarly person ] tklw lh Practice of spying vua r Exiting for ever-without any beginning or ending ’kCn fuekZ.k foKku The science which deals with derivation of words vkMaCkj ’kSyh Bombastic style of writing lqjhyk Sounding pleasant vR;a r [kq’kh A strong feeling of happiness

vLFkk;h

569.

Explicable 570. Extravaganza

foospukRed vfr’k;h ukVd

Egregious 572. Epigram

iDdk] ?kks j pqVdqyk

571.

573.

Epic

Fastidious 575. Fanatic 574.

Fallacy 577. Fanatic 576.

Fauna 579. Fiasco 578. 580. 581. 582. 583. 584.

Flagstaff Fluke Forgery Frenzy Frostbite

Gallery 586. Grandiloquence 587. Gamble 585.

588.

Gastronomy

589.

Geology

15

egkdkO; rqudfetkt /keks ZUeRr] gB/kehZ Hkze dV~Vj izkf.ktkr iw. kZ vlQyrk /otn.M vkdfLed lQyrk tkylkth mUekn ’khrna’k izn’kZuh LFky vyadkjh Hkk"k.k tqvk mRre vkgkj foKku Hkwx HkZ foKku

Of a very short duration or period /ephemeral /transient That which can be explained Public activity which takes place in a very elaborate, colourful and expensive way That surpasses all other Short poem or saying expressing idea in clever and amusing way Long poem about a nation’s past history or its heroes (A long narration poem) Hard to please One who is affected by excessive enthusiasm Especially in religious matters False or mistaken belief One who is filled with excessive and mistaken enthusiasm Animals of a certain region Complete failure A Long pole on which a flag is flown Stroke of good luck Counterfeiting of documents A state of extreme excitement Injury to the nose, fingers or toes caused by extreme cold A room or building for showing works of art Using a pompous style of speech To play games of chance, etc… for money Science and art of preparing and appreciating good food The science of earth’s history and rocks


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593.

Hedonism

ykyph dh rjg [kkuk feyulkj] lewg es a jgus okys Hkzfer djus dh nok lq[kokn

594.

Henchman Herculean Heterogeneous Holocaust Homogeneous Horticulture Hospitable Hypochondria Hypochondria Hypocrite Impeccable Introspect Irrefutable Innumerable Inextinguishable Inexhaustible Impiety Imbecile Inroad Inextricable Informant Infidel Imminent Intemperate Intrigue Idolatry Illicit Imaginary Immigrant

ls od vfr ijkdzeh fo"ke iw. kkZgfw r lekax ckxokuh esgekuuokt dkYifud fcekjh fiRrksUekn diVh] ik[kaMh ikikrhr] funks Z"k euu djuk v[kaM.kh; vla[; u cq>kus ;ksX; vuUr vfo/oa lh]v{k; v/keZ] ukfLrdrk ew[ kZ vfrdze.k u lqy>us ;ksX; lwp uk nsu s okyk /keZ] fuUnd] ukfLrd vklUu vla;eh "kM~;U= ewf rZ iwt u voS/k dkYifud viz oklh

Gobble 591. Gregarious 592. Hallucinogen 590.

595. 596. 597. 598. 599. 600. 601. 602. 603. 604. 605. 606. 607. 608. 609. 610. 611. 612. 613. 614. 615. 616. 617. 618. 619. 620. 621. 622. 623. 624. 625. 626. 627. 628. 629. 630.

16

Immune Impalpable Impenetrable Imperceptible Impertinent Impiety Imponderable Imposter

izfrjf{kr vLi’kZuh; viz os’; vn`’; xqLrk[k lEeku dh deh vlkspuh; cgq:fi;k

Fat fast, noisily and greedily Animals that live in flocks A drug that causes one two hallucinate Belief that the most important thing in the world is pleasure Faithful, supporter Having enormous strength or size Things which contains elements of different nature Large scale destruction by fire Things which contain elements of the same nature Art of growing vegetables, fruit etc… Fond of entertaining guest Imaginary ailments Abnormal or unnecessary anxiety about one’s health One who pretends to be what he is not Not capable of doing wrong To examine one’s own thought feelings That which cannot be refuted or answered That which cannot be counted That cannot be put out That cannot be used up Lack of respect especially for God or religion Adult person with abnormally low intelligence Sudden attack of another’s territory So closely linked that separation is impossible A person who gives information Person with no belief in a religion Which is about to happen That which is showing lack of self control Making of secret plans to do something bad The worship of idols or images A trade or act prohibited by law Exiting only in the mind A person who comes to one country from another in order to settle there Free from infection Incapable of being perceived by touch That which cannot be penetrated That which cannot be perceived by sense Not showing proper response Lack of respect or religious reverence That which cannot be guessed or calculated One who assume a character or title not his own to deceive others


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Impracticable 632. Impregnable 633. Impresario 631.

vO;ogkfjd vts;@vesÌ la;kstd

fcuk rS;kjh dk 635. :[ks O;ogkj okyk naM eqfDr 636. 637. vLohdk;Z tks vkx@xqLlk HkM+dk,s 638. 639. tks tys ugha vrqyuh;@vrqY; 640. 641. vlk/; tks Fkds ugha 642. 643. vlqjf{kr vfeV 644. Indelible 645. Indemnity eqvkotk 646. Indestructible vu’oj 647. Indignant vU;k; ds dkj.k dzq) 648. Indispensable vifjgk;Z 649. Indivisible vfoHkkT; 650. Ineligible v;ksX; 651. Inexplicable vo.kZuh; 652. Inexplicit vizdV 653. Inexpressible vo.kZuh; 654. Infectious ladzked 655. Inimitable tks vuqdj.kh; u gks 656. Insurrection cxkor 657. Intercede flQkfj’k djuk 658. Intercept jksduk 659. Intrigue/conspire lkft’k djuk 660. Introspection vkRe fufj{k.k 661. Invisible vn`’; 662. Invulnerable lqjf{kr vlaxr 663. Irreconcilable 664. Irrecoverable okil u fey ldus ;ksX; vifjorZuh; 665. Irrevocable 666. Itinerant ?kqeDdM+ vfeV] iDdk 667. Indelible 668. Journal v[kokj 634.

669. 670. 671. 672. 17

Impromptu Impudent Impunity Inadmissible Incendiary Incombustible Incomparable Incurable Indefatigable Indefensible

Juxtapose Lagoon Linguist Logic

lfUu/kku djuk leqnzrky cgqHkk"kkfon~ ¼fons’kh Hkk"kk½ rdZ

Incapable of being practiced Too strong to be overcome or defeated A manager or director of a ballet or a concert, a Theatre or opera company Something said or done without preparation Rude or not respectful Freedom from punishment That which cannot be admitted or allowed Designed to cause fire/likely to cause violence That which cannot be burnt That which cannot be compared Which can’t be cured Incapable of being tired Which cannot be defended Which cannot be erased or forgotten Compensation for loss That which cannot be destroyed Angry at injustice That without which one can’t do That which cannot be divided Not suitable to be elected or selected under the rules Which cannot be explained Not definitely or clearly expressed That which cannot be expressed in words A disease which spreads through air and water Incapable of being imitated Rising in arms against an established government Place to obtain a favour to save someone else To check or stop on way Make or carry out secret planning Examination of self thought or feeling That cannot be seen Incapable of being harmed Impossible to find agreement between That which cannot be recovered That which cannot be altered One who travels from place to place Cannot be removed or erased A newspaper or magazine that deals with a Particular subject or professional activity Placing a thing beside another Salt water lake separated from the sea by sand banks One who speaks many foreign languages The science of reasoning


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673.

Legislature

674. 675. 676.

Maidenhood Manuscript Masque

Maxim Metamorphosis Meticulous Migration Misandrist Misologist Misoneist Missionary Monogamy Mutilation Migratory 688. Misnomer 677. 678. 679. 680. 681. 682. 683. 684. 685. 686. 687.

Messiah 690. Matinee 689.

Metallurgy 692. Metalloid 691.

693. 694. 695. 696. 697. 698. 699. 700. 701. 702. 703. 704. 705. 706. 707. 708. 709. 710. 711. 712. 713. 714. 715. 716. 717. 18

Nocturnal Naive Narcotics Naturalism Neogamist Nepotism Neurotic Newfangled Nonentity Nonpareil Notorious Nuance Numismatics Nursery Obscurantist Obsequies Omniform Omnigenous Orator Orchard Ostracize Oviparous Ovine Pageant Piscivorous

fo/kkf;dk

The point of govt. which is concerned with making of rules dqokjk¡iu ¼yM+dh dk½ The state of being unmarried (of a girl) gLrfyfi Matter written by hand Ma kl&Mªkek A play or a dramatic performance in verse, with music, dance and fine costumes dgkor A short statement of a general truth :ika rj.k Complete change in appearance fuiq.k Very particular about small details izokl Movement from one country to another iq:"knzkgs h One who hates males Kku ls uQjr djus okyk Hater of learning iqjkruoknh Hater of new thing /keZ izpkjd A person sent to teach Christian religion ,d iRuh izFkk The practice of keeping only one wife ’kjhj ds vax dks dkVuk Cutting off body parts Hkze.k’khy Birds moving from one place to another feF;k uke Wrong use of a name, word or description elhgk A person expected to come and save the world rhljs igj dk ukVd A show of film, theatre, etc. in the afternoon /kkrw foKku the science and technology of metals v/kkrw Of or being a non-metallic element that has some of the properties of metal jkf= fdz;k&dyki Done or happening in the night lh/kk&lknk Having natural simplicity of nature u’khyh nokbZ;k¡ A medicine that induces sleep izd`frokn Adherence or attachment to what is natural uofookfgr One who is recently married HkkbZ&Hkrhtk okn Undue favour shown to one’s own relatives vR;a r la osnu’khy ;k fpafrr Excessive sensitive, anxious or obsessive ubZ vutkuh pht Newly developed and unfamiliar vfLrRoghu Person of no importance vf}rh; Person or thing which has no equal dq[;kr ;k cnuke Having an evil reputation lw{ e Hks aV Subtle difference in colour meaning etc flDdks dh i<+ kbZ The study of coins ikS/k’kkyk The place where young plants are grown KkuksUUfr fojks/kh Person who is opposed to enlightenment vafre la Ldkj Funeral rites lokZdf` rd Having every form or shape lc izdkj dk Comprising all kinds oDrk One who makes an eloquent public speech Qyks dk cxhpk A garden or fruits lekt ls fudkyuk To turn out of society vaM iztd Baring eggs and not young ones fcYyh ds tS lk One who looks like a cat rek’kk@yhyk@uqekb’k Elaborate public spectacle eNyh [kkus okyk Animals which feed on fish


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Pilferage 719. Purist 718.

pks jh fo'kq}okn

720. 721. 722. 723. 724. 725. 726. 727. 728. 729. 730. 731. 732. 733.

Panacea Pandemonium Panegyric Pantomime Paramour Parasol Patrimony Patriot Patronymic Pauper pawn pawn shop Peculation Pedantic

jkeok.k ’kks jxqy iz’ lk ka i= ewd vfHku; ftl ls ’kkjhfjd laca/k gks jaxhu Nkrk iSr`d ns’kHkDr fir` uke daxky fxjoh j[kuk fxjoh j[kus dh nqdku xcu Kku n’kkZus okyk ys s ss s[k

734. 735. 736. 737. 738. 739. 740. 741. 742. 743. 744. 745. 746.

Peninsula Perceptible Peroration Perseverance Perspicacious Perversion Philistine Philology Pilgrim Pioneer Piquant Placard/poster Platitude

izk;f}i bfUnz;xkspj milagkj@urhtk yxu fr{.k cqf)okyk fod`fr dyk ds izfr mnklhu Hkk"kk dk v/;;u rhFkZ;k=h vxzlj elkysnkj@fnypLi foKkiu f?klh&fiVh ckr

747.

Polyandry

748. 749. 750. 751. 752. 753. 754. 755. 756. 757. 758. 759. 760.

Polyglot Polygon Postscript Predicament Prejudice Premonition Prerogative Prodigy Prognostication Promiscuous Proponent Propriety Protagonist

cgqHkk"kkfon~ cgqHkqt i’pys[k nqnZ’kk iw okZ xzgh iw okZ Hkkl fo’ks"kkf/kdkj izfrHkk laiUu ckyd Hkfo";ok.kh vfrdkeqd izLrkod e;kZnk liFkZd@eq[; ik=

761.

Prudent

le>nkj

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cgqikr dFkk

To take secretly in small quantities A person who is particular about correctness in the use of words A remedy for all kinds of diseases A wild and noisy disorder Piece of writing full of praise Dramatic performance with dumb show Sexual partner or lover A lady’s umbrella Inherited from father or male ancestor One who loves one’s country Name derived from that of father or ancestor One who has no means of livelihood Leave as a guarantee in return for money A shop where loans are made with personal security Use of public money for one’s own benefit A style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge and learning Area of land almost surrounded by sea That can be perceived by the senses Concluding part of a speech Constant effort to achieve something Quick in judging and understanding Change to something abnormal or unnatural Person who is indifferent to art and literature Science of study of language One who travels to sacred place One who leads other in any field Pleasant or sharp to the test/interesting Written or printed notice Statement that is obviously true and hence dull or not stimulating The custom of having more than two husband at the same time Person having command over many languages A figure with many angles or sides Anything written in a letter after it is signed Difficult or dangerous situation Be biased against Forewarning of an impending danger Absolute rights A child with unusual or remarkable talent Act of forecasting by examining present condition Having a lot of different sexual partners Person who proposes something State of being correct in behavior or moral An important supporter of an idea or political system/chief actor or character in a story o drama Wise


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la jf{kr jkT;

Country under the protection of a more powerful country 763. Pseudonym d`fre uke Name taken by an author instead of his real name 764. Punctilious vfrf’k"Vkpkjh Very careful to behave correctly 765. Pyrotechnic vkfr’kckth fuekZ.k&dyk Art of making fireworks 766. Oath ’kiFk Solemn undertaking with God’s help to do something 767. Quintuplet ik¡p cPpks dk tUe ,d lkFk Five children born at the same time 768. Rebel nz ksgks One who takes up arms against the government la{ksi es a nksgjkuk Repeat the main points 769. Recapitulate 770. Reconcile esy&feyki djuk Bring about harmony or agreement 771. Recluse ,dka roklh One who lives alone and avoids company 772. Reconnaissance fdlh LFkku dk lSU; los Z{k.k Information gathering activity about enemy forces 773. Redundancy vuko’;drk When something is unnecessary because it is more than what needed 774. Relegate/Demote ntkZ ?kVkuk Reduce to a lower position {kek Pardon or forgiveness for breaking religious laws 775. Remission feyu&LFky 776. Rendezvous Place fixed or meeting or assembling 777. Renegade /keZifjR;kxh Person who changes his religious belief/support tosomeone else or some other nation 778. Repartee gkftj tokch Witty and clever answers 779. Repercussion izHkko Effect of some event, action or decision 780. Replica izfrd`fr Copy or reproduction of a work of art xksnke Place where things are stored for safety 781. Repository x.kra = 782. Republic Political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them 783. Requiem ’ka kfr&;K Prayer for the dead [kks;h@pks jh gqbZ oLrq dh okilh Return of object stolen or lost 784. Restitution cnyk ysuk 785. Retaliate Return the same sort of ill-treatment 786. Reticent/Taciturn vYi Hkklh Person who does not speak too much 787. Retrospective iqoZxkeh An effect which has a reference to the past 788. Rumors/Hearsay vQokg Unverified information 789. Sacrilege ifo=rk Hkax djuk Treating something holy without respect 790. Sarcasm rkuk Bitter and ironical remark 791. Savage taxyh Violent and uncivilized 792. Scapegoat cfy dk cdjk One who is blamed for the mistakes of others langs h One who is doubtful 793. Sceptic ph[kuk 794. Screech Cry out in shrill voice 795. Scrimmage [khapkrkuh Confuse struggle or fight 796. Scurry NksV s dneks a s ls rsth ls pyuk Move hurriedly with short steps 797. Sedition jktlRrk ds fo:) vkanksyu Act or speech for inciting the public against the government 798. Senility th.kkZ oLFkk Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool nksigj dk vkjke Period of rest or sleep after lunch 799. Siesta lkFk&lkFk 800. Simultaneous Occurring at the same time 801. Sinecure tgk¡ de dke ds T;knk iSls feys An office for which high salary is paid for little or no work or responsibility 802. Smother ne ?kks aVuk Kill by suffocation (especially by covering the face with something) FkksM h+ ns j ds fy, :duk 803. Sojourn Stay for a short time 762.


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Soliloquy Sonorous Spendthrift Sporadic Stoic Strangulate

Lo;a ls ,dka r es a ckrs a djuk lqjhyk fQtwy [kphZ fNViqV rVLFk% xyk ?kks aVuk@nckuk

810. 811. 812. 813. 814. 815. 816. 817. 818. 819.

Subdue Subjugate Supercilious Synagogue Scavengers Tantrum Thermometer Traitor Transgressor Transmigration

dkcw es a djuk v/khu djuk ?keaM h + ;gwn h mikluk x`g esgrj vkos’k rkiekih ns’knzkgs h ikih@vijk/kh vkRek dk ’kjhj cnyuk

820.

Transmogrification dk;kdYi

821. 822.

Truism Truant

Lor% fl) dkepks j

Turncoat xn~nkj Unavoidable vifjgk;Z Unique vuks[kk Uxorious/Henpecked tks: dk xqyke Mkd ls u Hkstk tkus ;ksXs; Unmailable 828. Vacuous cqf)ghu oa’kkuqxr@iq’krSuh >xM+ k 829. Vendetta 823. 824. 825. 826. 827.

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Vulpine Verbatim ’kCn’k% Verso okei`"B Vespers ’kke dh izkFkZuk Vindictive/vengeful izfrjks/kh Virulent tgjhyk Viviparous ltho iztd Volte-face vkdfLed ifjorZu Voluntary LoSfPNd Voyage leqnzh ;k=k Vulnerable vk?kkr ;ksX; Wreathe iq"igkj Zealot erkxzgh

Speaking aloud while alone Having a deep and pleasant sound One who spends one’s money recklessly Occurring irregularly A person who is indifferent to pleasure and pain Kill by putting pressure on the throat/to apply pressure To bring under control To bring under control Thinking oneself superior to others, arrogant Place where Jews worship The person who keeps our streets clean Fit of bad temper or anger An instrument for measuring temperature One who betrays one’s country One who violets a rule or law The passage of soul after death from one body to the other Complete change in appearance or character (especially in a magical or surprising way) A truth which is often repeated One who stays away from school/work without permission Disloyal That which cannot be avoided The only one of its types Foolishly fond of one’s wife That which cannot be sent by post Suggesting absence or thought or intellect Feud in which the relatives f the dead or injured take revenge One who looks like a fox Repetition of a writing, word for word Any left hand page of an open book Evening prayer in the church Having or showing a desire for revenge Highly poisonous effect Bearing living young ones and not eggs Sudden change from one set of beliefs to other Of one’s own free will Journey by water or sea That which can be easily damaged or hurt Flowers fastened in a circle Person who shows great and uncompromising enthusiasm for a religion, party, cause, etc.


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WORD

fgUnhesavFkZ

Meaning in English

ewy fuoklh Accountable fdlh ckr ds fy, tokcnsg izhfe;e Hkqxrku jkf’k r; djus okyk Actuary fe= dks ’k=q cuk ysuk Alienate Ambivalent }S/ko`fRr Anachronistic xS jikfjfLFkfrd ltho Animate fdlh rkjh[k ls igys dk Antedate /kkj.kk fd bZ’oj lHkh phtks es a gks rk gS Animism

843. Aborigines

Original inhabitants of a places 844. Liable to being called to account answerable One who calculate premium 845. 846. To turn friends in enemies 847. Having opposing feelings That which is out of place 848. 849. Having life 850. To be of an earlier date than 851. Belief that god is in everything and that everything is God 852. Autopsy e`r ’kjhj dh tk¡p Examination of the dead bodies 853. Apostle fdlh fl)ka r ij fo’okl djus okyk A strong believer 854. Accolade rkjhQ] iz’ lk ka An expression of praise or admiration Angry and bitter (typically of speech or discussion) 855. Acrimonious dVq ,oa ukjktxh Hkjk 856. Amazon yach pkSM h+ etcw r L=h A notably tall, physically strong or strong willed woman 857. Apartheid jaxHksn dh uhfr A policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds or race ewP NkZ dh chekjh Unconsciousness or incapacity in resulting from a 858. Apoplexy cerebral hemorrhage or stroke 859. Appraisal ewY ;kadu An act of assessing something or someone 860. Arena v[kkM+ k] j.kHkwf e A level area surrounding by seating nw ljks a dh lEifRr dk uk’k djus okyk A person who commit the criminal act of deliberately 861. Arsonist setting fire to property 862. Assiduous esgur ,oa /;ku ls dke djus okyk Showing great care or perseverance 863. Attic vVkjh A space or room just below the roof of a building lj dye djuk To cut off the head 864. Behead 865. Bifurcate nks Hkkxks a es a dkVuk To cut something into two pieces, sever 866. Bottleneck fdlh ds fodkl dks jksdus okyk A situation that stop an activity from progressing A member of the middle class 867. Bourgeois e/; oxZ 868. Bridle ?kksM s dk yxke A part of a horse’s harness that goes on to its head 869. Bronco vk/kk vizf’kf{kr ?kks M ;k lk¡M+ A wild or half trained horse or bull 870. Buffoon ukVd es a yksx aks dks g¡lkus okyk An actor in a theatrical performance whose business is To make people laugh though his actions or talk 871. Borough ’kgj ds Hkhrj NksVk ’kgj A small town within a town with its own governing council 872. Bossy gqDe pykus okyk One who always commands people 873. Ballet u`R; ukfVdk An artistic dance form performed to music using precise and highly formalized set steps 874. Bisque ,d izdkj dk lw i A rich, creamy soup typically made with shellfish 875. Blizzard cQZ dk rst rwQ ku A severe snowstorm with high winds and low visibility 876. Caricature fod`rhdj.k A representation of a person that is exaggerated for comic effect 22


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Say a prayer in singing voice Fanatical patriotism, Activity indicative of belief in the superiority of men over women A small waterfall or group of waterfalls flowing down A 879. Cascade igkM+ ds uhps fxjrk gqvk >juk rocky hill side 880. Cataclysm vpkukuk vkSj fouk’kd cnyko Sudden or violent change 881. Ceasefire ;q) fojke An agreement between two countries or groups to stop fighting 882. Chaotic vO;ofLFkr Situation in which everything is happening in a confused way 883. Circumstantial ikfjfLFkfrtU; lk{; Clues available at a scene 884. Commemorate Lej.kksRlo] Lekjd To keep a great person or event in people’s memory 885. Conceited vagdkj]?ke.M To have a very high opinion of oneself tUetkr Belonging or pertaining to an individual from birth 886. Congenital 887. Convalescence vPNk gks tkuk Gradual healing (through rest) after sickness or injury 888. Corroborate lcw r nsdj lkfcr djuk To confirm with the help of evidence tks gj ckr ij ’kd djrk gks One who questions everything 889. Cynic 890. Capsize uko ;k tgkt dk Mw cuk To sink boat or ship 891. Cathedral ppZ A very big church ,d le; es a gksu s okyk Happening at the same time, coincident, concomitant 892. Concurrent 893. Consternation Mj ,oa vk’kadk Fear and anxiety 894. Constriction ladqfpr djuk]dluk Rules that prevents the free will action A bad tempered person 895. Curmudgeon fpM+fpM+ k O;fDr 896. Coffer [ktkuk The place where all money is kept 897. Convoy okguks a dk ny A group of vehicles travelling together 898. Coterie LokFkhZ yks ax aks dk ny A small group of people formed to fulfill own intersect 899. Colt ?kksM s + dk cPpk Young male horse 900. Commemorate ;kn es a To keep a great person or event in people’s memory. 901. Coercion /kedh ;k M+ j ls ckr euokuk Use of force or threat to make someone angry Group of stars 902. Constellation rkjks a dk lewg 903. Callous n;kghu Showing or having cruel disgrace to others 904. Calumny xyr vkjksi To making of false and defamatory statements in order To damage someone’s reputation, slander bZlkbZ /keZ dk lew g xku A religious folk song or popular hymn 905. Carol 906. Cenotaph Lekjd A tomb like monument to someone buried elsewhere, especially commemorating people who died in a war 907. Centennial lkS oha lkyfxjg ls lacaf/kr Of or relating to a hundredth anniversary lkS lSfudks a ds ny dk lsukifr The commander of a century on the ancient Roman 908. Centurion army 909. Clique LokFkhZ ny A small, exclusive group of people; coterie 910. Cocktail fofHkUu inkFkks Za vkSj ’kjkc ls cuk feJ.k An alcoholic drink consisting of a spirit mixed with other ingredients A line of animals or slaves fastened or driven along 911. Coffle nklks a ;k tkuojks a dk dkfQyk together 23


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ifjtu] ’kkafr dk tqy l w

The group following and attending to some important person, A funeral procession. Complacent vkRe&la rq"V Showing satisfaction with one’s achievements Conservatory fdlh ds ?kj es a fLFkr Greenhouse A greenhouse, esp. one attached to a house Contingency vkdfLed ?kVuk A future event of circumstances that is possible but cannot be predicted with certainly Conundrum ,d tfVy leL;k A confusing and difficult problem or question ’ko ;k=k Cortege A solemn procession, especially for a funeral Cosmetician lkS an;Z izlk/kuks a dk fo’ks"kK A person who sells or applies cosmetics as an occupation iw jh nqfu;k dk ’kkld Cosmocrat A rural of the world Credential A document attesting to the truth of certain stated facts izek.k i= iz’ luh; ka Creditable Deserving public acknowledgement and praise fuanuh; Culpable Deserving blame Cuisine A style or method of cooking, especially as Hkkstu cukus dh [kkl ’kSyh characteristics of a particular country or region fdlh dk R;kx djus dh fLFkfr Defection The abandonment of one’s country or cause Deliverance thou pdz ls eqfDr Final release from rebirth ifrr uSfrdrk okyk Depraved Of very bad morals; characterized by debasement or degeneration vlgefr O;Dr djuk Deprecate To feel or express disapproval of sth or someone voewY ;u Depreciate Failing to discharge one’s duty, dereliction ’kCnks }kjk rh[kh vkyks puk djuk Diatribe Bitter and violent attack in words dke dks xaHkhjrk ;k yacs le; rd ugh djus okyk One who is a dabbler in arts, science, literature Dilettante uke vkSj irk dh fdrkc Directory A book of names and addresses Disenfranchisement erkf/kdkj Nhu ysuk To take away some one’s right to vote u mM+u s okyk i{kh tks vc foyqIr gks x;k gS A flightless bird now extinct Dodo ew[ kZ Dunce A person who is slow to learn yack ,oa de bLrseky gksu s okyk jkLrk Usually the longer rout Detour Dominion An area controlled by a ruler vkf/kdkj ;k vf/kdkj&{ks = fdlh e`r O;fDr dh ;kn es a fy[kh gqbZ dfork A poem or song for the dead Dirge Dissertation fdlh [kkl fo"k; ij ys[k A writing on a particular subject Delinquent NksV s &NksV s vijk/k ckj&ckj djrk gS One who commit minor crime repeatedly Debauchery pfj=ghurk Excessive use of alcohol or sex ftlds Mj ls dksbZ cqjk dke ughs gks rk gS That whose fear prevents something bad from Deterrent happening dqfVyrkiw. kZ] ?kqekonkj ¼jkLrk vkfn½ A roundabout way, indirect way Devious tYnh& tYnh [kkuk Devour Eat (food or pray) hungrily or quickly Disciplinarian dM+ s vuq’kklu es a fo’okl djrk gS A person who believes in or practices firm discipline fujk’k] grksRlkfgr Dismayed Filled with depression or discouragement fnu ds oDr lfdz; Diurnal (Of animals) active in the daytime yksdfiz; xkf;dk Diva A famous female singer of popular music ew lyk/kkj ckfj’k Downpour A heavy rainfall gYdh ckfj’k Drizzle Light rain falling in very fine drops


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950. Eavesdropper tks pqids ls nw ljks dh ckrs a lqurk gS 951. 952. 953. 954. 955. 956. 957. 958. 959. 960. 961. 962. 963. 964. 965. 966. 967. 968. 969. 970. 971. 972. 973. 974. 975. 976. 977. 978. 979. 980. 981. 982.

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One who secretly listens to the tall of others xS l dk cqycqyk NksMu+ k Effervesce Give off bubbles of gas dkj[kkus ls fudyus okyh rjy xanxh Liquid waste that flows out from a factory Effluents Li"V O;k[;k djuk Elucidate To explain something mysteries or difficult Embezzlement /kks[kk/kM+ h ]xcu Misappropriation of mone ?kqMlokj+ Equestrian Person who rides on horse-back ?kksM ks+ ls lacaf/kr Equine Pertaining to horses Equilibrium la rqyu A state of perfect balance ;q) es a tklw lks a dks bLrseky djus dk fdz;kdyki Practice of employing spies in war Espionage Euphemism fdlh dM+ h ckr dk uezrkiw. kZ dFku A mild or indirect expression substituted for an offensive or harsh one [krjs dh txg ls yksxks dks ckgj fudkyuk To shift people from a place of danger to a safe Evacuate place vkjksi ls eqDr djuk Exonerate Free somebody from blame, guilt or obligation fo|eku Extent Still exiting and known jgL; ftls flQZ dqN yksx tkurs gS Which is known by a few person Esoteric eknk HksM+ Ewe Adult female sheep Encyclopedia fdrkc ftles gj izdkj dh lw puk gks rh gS Book that gives information about every branch of knowledge tc fnu ,oa jkr ,d gh vof/k ds gks rs gS The day when night and day both are equal Equinox cgqr q lanj ,oa uktqd Exquisite Extremely beautiful and delicate Exemplary Extremely good cgqr vPNk ltkoV djuk Embellish Make (something) more attractive by the addition of decorative details or features fdlh vkd`fr vkfn dk fdlh pht ij Li"V fp=.k Conspicuously inscribe or display (a design) Emblazon on something eqf’dy ;k fookn es Qa lkuk Embroil To involve (someone) deeply in an argument, conflict or difficult situation nw ljks dh Hkkoukvks a dks le>us dk xq.k The ability to understand and share the feelings of Empathy another Entrepreneur m|eh] O;olk;h Someone who organizes a business venture and assumes the risk for it nks"k eqDr djuk Exonerate Pronounce not guilty of criminal charges cqf)ekuhiw. kZ dFku Epigram A pithy saying or remark expressing an idea in a clever and amusing way lafnX/k] vLi"V Equivocal Of doubtful character or sincerity; dubious xyr Erroneous Wrong; incorrect ’kk’or tks dHkh lekIr u gks Eternal Lasting or existing forever; without end or beginning fdlh dk Facsimile An exact copy fopkjks ls dV~Vj Fanatic Marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea ftls dk;kZfUor fd;k tk lds Feasible Something capable of being done iw oZ orhZ ;k igys dk Foregone Having gone before, previous


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/kjrh ds uhps ncs gq, ikS/ks ,os tho] thok’e Remains or prehistoric animal or plant preserved

by being buried in earth 984. Funambulist dykckt tks jLlh ij pyrk gS One who walks on ropes Faithfulness in behaviour 985. Fidelity pkfjf=d fo’oluh;rk 986. Fancy dYiuk Created from the imagination rather than from life 987. Fantasy dkYifud fopkj The faculty or activity of imagining things, especially things that are impossible or importable 988. Fecund mitkÅ ;k moZj Producing of capable of producing an abundance offspring or new growth; fertile 989. Fluke la;ksx] fdLer Unlikely chance occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck 990. Footnote fdrkc es a ist ds uhps fy[kh fVIi.kh An ancillary piece of information printed at the bottom of a page 991. Forerunner vxzn r]iw w oZ lp w d A person or thing that precedes the coming or development of someone or something else 992. Flounder Mwc us ls cpus dk iw jk iz;kl djuk To try in water utmost not to drown 993. Fusillade yxkrkj Qkbfjax ;k xksy s dk nkxk tkuk A series of shots fired or missiles thrown at the same time or in quick succession 994. Garrison fdlh LFkku dh j{kk djus okyk ny A group of soldiers living in a town or a fort, and defending it ’kjhj ds vaxks }kjk Hkko dh vfHkO;fDr A movement of part of the body to express an idea or 995. Gesture feeling 996. Goose ew[ kZ A silly person 997. Gust rst >ks s adk Strong rush of air, rain, smoke etc. carried by wind yM+ kdk One who fights with another person or animals 998. Gladiator 999. Geek xa okj] vlH; An unfashionable or socially inept person 1000.Gillie f’kdkjh dk lkFk A man or boy who attends someone on a hunting or fishing expedition tgkt es a dEikl vkfn dks yVdkus okyk ;a = An appliance that allows an object (such as a 1001.Gimbals ship's compass) to remain horizontal 1002.Gimcrack fn[kus es a vkd"kZd ija rq [kjkc pht Flimsy or poorly made but deceptively attractive 1003. Glib cksyus es a dq’ky ija rq csbZekuh Hkjk Fluent and easy, often in an insincere or deceptive way f’k"V ,os vuqdy w Courteous, kind, and pleasant 1004. Gracious 1005. Hag dq:i L=h An ugly woman 1006. Harangue HkM+dkÅ Hkk"k.k A noisy and bombastic speech addressed to a large assembly Visit a place often 1007. Haunt fdlh txg ij ckj&ckj tkuk 1008. Hedonist og tks thou es a HkkSfrdoknh gks One who believes that gaining pleasure is the most important thing in life 1009. Herbarium lw[ ks ikS/kks dk laxzg LFky A place for the collection of dry plants Two words different in spelling and meaning but 1010. Homophones leku mPpkj.k okys ’kCn pronounced alike 1011. Honorarium os ru ds vykok feyus okyk /ku An emolument over and above fixed income or salary 1012. Humanitarian ekuoh; One who feels sympathetic towards human beings 26


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worry, or suffering ?kjks a dk NksVk lewg Hamlet A small village or group of houses dBks j ,oa yM+ kdw cqf<+;k Harridan A strict, bossy, or belligerent old woman inks dk oxhZdj.k] vuqdze Hierarchy The organization of people at different ranks in an administrative body etnw j Hireling A person employed to undertake menial work ekuorkoknh Humanist Marked by humanistic values and devotion to human welfare Idiosyncrasy O;ogkj dk fo’ks"k izdkj ;k fl)ka r A person`s peculiar habit xS jdkuwu h] voS/k Illicit A trade that is prohibited by low or prevailing social standards qja ,oa fuf’pr :i ls gksu s okyk gks That is sure to happy Imminent rq r jksxks ls lq jf{kr Immune Free from infection Impervious la osnughu]vizHkkfor Not admitting of passage or capable of being affected ltk ugha feyus dh fLFkfr Impunity Exemption from punishment, without risk of punishment Incognito fdlh vkS j uke ls dke djus okyk] Nn~euke dk bLrs eky travelling under the name other than One’s own Indefatigable tks dHkh Fkds ;k gkj u ekus One incapable of being tired Indefensible ftldh j{kk ugha dh tk lda s That which cannot be believed Ingenious Skilful in inventing u;s phtks ds vfo"dkj es a fuiq.k ftls la rq"V ugha fd;k tk lds Insatiable That which cannot be satisfied uhan ugha vkuk Insomnia Inability to sleep tks fcuk olh;r ej tk;s a Intestate One who dies without a will Introspection vkRefpa ru The action of looking within or into one`s own mind fcuk lksp s Rofjr izfrfdz;k Intuition Immediate response by the mind without reasoning Irrevocable ftls okil ugha fy;k tk lds a That which cannot be called back, that which cannot be changed or withdrawn Intermediary e/;LFkrk djus okyk One who mediates to settle disputes Incendiary cM+ h ek=k es a vkx iSnk djus okyk That which causes large fire Incandescent xeZ gksu s ij rst izdk’k nsu s okyk That which gives bright light when heated Imperialist detks j ns’k ij vf/kdkj djus okyk One who tries to control weak countries ds O;ogkj dh udy djds euks jatu djus okyk One who amuses by coping activities of Impressionist nw ljs another person Inadmissible ftls Lohdkj@cnkZ’r u fd;k tk lds Not to be allowed or tolerated; not accepted as valid Inflorescence isM + ij Qwy The arrangement of the flowers on a plant aks dk izdk’k Ingenuous lh/kk&lk/kk Innocent and unsuspecting


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fdlh dke vkfn dks djus dh iz o`fr A person’s natural tendency or urge to act or feel in a

particular way s Incongruous csey Not in harmony or keeping with the surrounding or other aspects of something Inimical Tending to obstruct or harm ’k=qrkiw. kZ vU;;k;iw. kZ Iniquitous Grossly unfair and morally unfair dV~Vj@gBh Inveterate Long established and unlikely to change Jurisdiction U;k; nsu s okyk ny A fixed territory in which authority can be exercised csdkj lkeku Qs ad nsuk ¼[krjs es a½ Jettison To throw unnecessary or unwanted things from ship etc. dVq fVIi.kh Jibe an insulting remark [kq’kuqek Jovial Cheerful and friendly vafre la Ldkj ds le; cuts okyk ?kaVk Sound of the funeral bell Knell vk;&O;; dk ys[kk okyh fdrkc Ledger A book of accounts showing debits and credits xqQk Liar An underground living place for big animals Hkkx dk fogaxe n`’; Landscape Hkw& The complete view of a place oQknkjh Loyalty Firm in one’s support and friendship iVVk] vuqefr Lease A legal agreement allowing the use of something Labyrinth jkLrks a dk tfVy tky A complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one`s way; a maze [kkl ’kCndks’k Lexicon A reference book containing an alphabetical list of words with information about them vuSfrd ;k O;kfHkpkjh O;fDr Libertine A dissolute person; usually a man who is morally unrestrained Lope Run or move with a long bounding stride yacs Mx ls nkSM+uk Manometer xS l dk nkc ekius okyk ;a = An instrument for measuring gaseous pressure u Maze A complex network of paths or passages


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ekr` oa’kh;

Of or based on kinship with the mother or the female line 1086. Metallurgy /kkrq foKku The branch of science concerned with the properties of metals and their production and purification A non alcoholic drink consisting of a mixture of fruit 1087. Mocktail ’kjkcjfgr is; inkFkks Z dk feJ.k juices or other soft drinks 1088. Namesake nw ljs ds leku uke dk Somebody or something with the same name as somebody or something else 1089. Neurotic ekufld volkn ls ihfM+ r A person suffering from nervous break down 1090. Niche nhokj es a ewf rZ j[kus dh txg A hollow place in a wall for a statue 1091. Nomenclature phtks ds ukedj.k dh izfdz;k A system of naming things 1092. Novice/tyro/neophyte uksflf[k;k One who is new to a profession 1093. Nuance vFkZ] jax vkfn es a cgqr lw {e va rj Subtle difference in colour, meaning etc. nnZ eglw l u gksuk To cause to feel no pain 1094. Numb 1095. Nomad [kkukcnks’k Member of a tribe that wanders from place to place 1096. Nerd fdlh [kkl {ks = dk fo’ks"kd A single minded expert in a particular technical field dkS’kyiw. kZ Particularly good, skillful, effective, stylish 1097. Nifty 1098. Nimble Qwf rZyk Quick and light in movement or action; agile 1099. Nocturnal jkr es a lfdz; Active at night iz’ lk] ka xku djus okyh dfork A poem in prasie 1100. Ode 1101. Opinionated vius fopkjks es a dV~Vj Strong and unchanging in opinion 1102. Omnibus ys[kd }kjk fy[ks ys[kks dk laxzg A volume containing several novels or other items previously published separately A temporary release allowed on certain conditions 1103. Parole naMvodk’k 1104. Parley lfU/kokrkZ djuk] fopkj foe’kZ djuk A negotiation between enemies 1105. Parlay Stake winnings from one bet on a subsequent wager firk ls ds fojklr es a iz kIr /ku Property inherited from one`s father or ancestor 1106. Patrimony 1107. Pauper xjhc One who has no money 1108. Perennial tks dHkh lekIr ugha gks That which is everlasting Boundary of an area 1109. Periphery fdlh LFkku dh ifjf/k 1110. Philistine ftls dykRed phtks dh le> u gks One who does not care for art, literature etc. 1111. Pious vfr/kkfeZd] ifo= Deeply religious 1112. Plagiarist lkfgR; pks jh djus okyk One who copies from other writers 1113. Postscript i= es uke ds ckn fy[kh xbZ lw puk A short message added on to the end of a letter after the signature 1114. Potable ihus ;ksX; ikuh Water fit for drinking 1115. Predator ,d tkuoj tks nw ljs tkuoj dk f’kdkj djrk gS An animal which prays on other animals ?kks"k.kk djuk Say publicly that something important is true 1116. Proclaim 1117. Prophet Hkfo"; oDrk] iSxEcj One who foretells events correctly 1118. Prosecute fdlh ds f[kykQ dkuw uh dk;Z okgh djuk Take legal action against somebody fdlh pht dk izFke ekWMy The first model of a new device 1119. Prototype 1120. Pugnacity yM+u s dh euks o`fr Inclined to fight or be aggressive 1121. Pyrotechnics iVk[kk cukus dh dyk The art of making fireworks 29


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mPpkj.k dk foKku fcuk fopkj fd, leFkZu djus okyk

Science of sound of speech Partisan Someone who supports a person or something Without any thinking Plaintiff One who causes brings case in the court, one who files ds l nk;j djus okyk a suit. Pedagogue f’k{k.k dk;Z es a fyIr] fuiq.k One who likes teaching xgjh Hkkouk,a Psyche Innermost feeling etcw r ekufld ’kfDr okyk Psychic One who has strong mental power i<+ kbZ es fu;eks a ds ikyu ij tks j nsu s okyk One who emphasizes greatly on rules in study Pedant fdlh fl)ka r dks viukus ds fy, tks j nsuk One who persuades someone to accept a particular Proselyte belief yksxks ds izfr Hk; Paranoia A mental diseases when people are afraid of others ifjokj dk iq:"k eqf[k;k Patriarch The male head of the family Hkwf edk Prelude The introduction of background at the beginning of a play tUe ls igys Per-natal Before birth Hkkstu j[kus dh txg Pantry A place where food is kept pkjks a rjQ izHkko ;k mifLFkfr okyk Having presence or effect everywhere Pervasive mnkl vkokt Plaintive Sad sounding sound O;ogkj ds fu;e Protocol Rules of behaviour in a formal situation gkfudkjd inkFkZ ls ’kjhj dks eqDr djus dh nok A medicine meant to clear body of harmful Purgative substance fdlh pht dks vk/kk mckyuk Parboil To boil until partially cooked, often before further cooking Parsimony dat lh Extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources w firz oa’kkh; Patrilineal Inheriting or determining descent through the male line fopkjeXu Pensive Deeply or seriously thoughtful, often with a thing of sadness Podium A small platform on which a person may stand to be Hkk"k.k nsu s okyk eap seen by an audience, as when making a speech etc. vk’kkoknh Positivist Someone that always follows the positive view fdrkc dh izLrkouk Preface An introduction to a book Preoccupation fdlh fopkj es a eXu The state or condition of being preoccupied or engrossed with something Propensity izo`fr ;k >qdko An inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way Hkfo";ok.kh Prophecy A prediction of what will happen in the future Proscenium eap ij ijns ds vkxs dk Hkkx The part of a theatre stage in front of the curtain ifo= xhr] Hktu Psalm A sacred song or hymn fprk Pyre A heap of combustible material, especially one for burning a corpse as part of a funeral ceremony Quarantine lhfer djuk Confinement to one place to avoid spread of infection Reconnaissance tkudkjh ,df=r djus dk dke Information gathering activity tSlk dks rSlk Retaliate Give tit for tat


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,dka r es a jgus okyk

A person who withdraws from the world to live in seclusion and often in solitude Referendum tuer Asking everyone for an opinion Reformatory de mez ds vijkf/k;ks a dk lq/kkj xzg An institution for reforming young offenders Repatriate okfil Hkstuk To send back a person to his own country Bgjus dh vPNh txg ¼LoLFk ds fy,½ A place for improving one’s health Resort de cksyus okyk Reticent One who speaks less izHkko’kkyh oDrO; ;k ys [ku Rhetoric The art of elegant speech of writing vkjke vkSj ’kkafr dh fLFkfr Repose A condition of rest and feeling calm Reciprocate ikjLifjd vknku&iznku To give and receive mutually dne vkfil ysuk Retrace To take one’s step back vius fl)ka r dks R;kxus okyk Recant To disown one`s belief ls odks a ;k lgk;dks a dk ny Retinue Group of attendants and servants going with a person txkus ds fy, fn;k tkus okyk flXuy A sound intended to wake up soldiers Reveille NqM kus + ds fy, fn;k tkus okyk /ku Money paid to get a person freed from captivity Ransom rq r ja ,oa cqf)ekuh Hkjk tckc Repartee Quick, witty replies Refrain A comment often repeated ckj&ckj nksgjk;s tkus okyk Rationalist foosdh] rdZoknh Someone who emphasizes observable facts fHk[kkjh Rattle To make or cause to make a rapid succession of short, sharp knocking sounds fdlh dks ;kn fnykuk Remind To cause (someone) to remember someone or something Reminisce iqjkus fnuka s dks ;kn djuk To talk or write about old times, past experiences etc. ja lgh izfdz;k nsu s okyk Responsive rq r Reacting quickly and positively voyksdu Review A formal assessment of something ekSt djuk Revel Take great pleasure uLyHksn] tkfrokn Racism Discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race vifo=hdj.k Sacrilege Violation of something holy of sacred tks nw ljks a dh lgk;rk djrk gks Samaritan One who helps others Sanctum or sanctorium futh LFkku A very private place iqLrd ftles fdlh dh vkykspuk gks Full of criticism and mockery Satire ?kko dk fu’kku Scar A mark remaining on the skin from a wound ia dh rhozrk ekius okyk ;a = Seismograph Hkwd An instrument for detecting earthquakes tremor ryokj j[kus dh E;ku Sheath A case in which sword is kept Sinecure An office with high salary but no work de dke okyk in ftls idM+ k u tk lds Slippery That which cannot be captured uhan ykus okyh nok Soporific A drug or other substance that includes sleep Sot/Topper ftls ’kjkc dh yr gks One who is a habitual drunker HkxnM+ Stampede A sudden rush of frightened people or animals tgkt es a lkeku p

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1196. Seer 1197. 1198. 1199. 1200. 1201. 1202. 1203. 1204. 1205. 1206. 1207. 1208. 1209. 1210.

1211. Sedative 1212. Shiver 1213. Sibilant 1214. Siren 1215. Sobriquet 1216. Sprint 1217. Stack 1218. Steam 1219. Stimulant 1220. Stir

1223. 1224. 1225. 1226. 1227. 1228. 1229. 1230. 1231. 1232. 1233. 1234. 32

Å"e O;atu vkd"kZd ysfdu [krjukd L=h miuke FkksM h+ nw j rd rst nkSMu+ k phtks a dk <+ s j Hkki ls dksbZ pht idkuk iz s jd inkFkZ pEep vkfn ls feykuk

’kCn tks ,d ckj es a i
1221. Syllable 1222.

uhan ykus okyh nok M+ j ;k BaM + ls d¡kiuk

One who tells what will happen in future A place of worship of the Jews Having doubt over something One who preys earnestly for something A singer with a high –pitched voice A person in his seventies The dead skin of a snake A trick or dishonest way to get what one wants A dishonest plan to get things done One who lives cheaply and spends little One who spends money extravagantly More than what is needed A piece of writing intended to mock at something To fry quickly in a little hot oil Diligent, through, and extremely attentive to details (of a person or process) A drug taken for its calming or sleep-inducing effect To shake slightly and uncontrollably as a result of being cold, frightened, or excited Making or characterized by a hissing sound A woman who is considered to be alluring or fascinating but also dangerous in some way A person’s nickname To run at full speed over a short distance A pile of objects, typically one that is neatly arranged To cook (food) by heating it in steam from boiling water A substance that raises levels of physiological or nervous activity in the body To move a spoon or other implement round and round in order to mix it thoroughly A unit of pronunciation having one vowel sound A list or table of duties payable on exports or imports The act of preserving skin A girl who enjoys violent games One who breaks the law That which lasts for a short time That through which light can partly pass Long hard journey especially on foot Taking place once every three years A bride’s outfit A person who is in charge of keys of a prison Study of religion Study of god through mysticism A group of artists


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1245. 1246. 1247. 1248. 1249. 1250. 1251. 1252. 1253. 1254. 1255. 1256. 1257. 1258. 1259. 1260. 1261. 1262. 1263. 1264. 1265. 1266. 1267. 1268. 1269. 33

Concerned with time or world A climate that is neither extremely hot nor cold A barrier at the entry of a building One who enters someone’s land without permission The speed of music Dictionary of synonyms A violent storm Tending to keep a firm of hold of something An involuntary quivering movement A statement made in acknowledgement, gratitude, or a admiration, Homage Vsd] voyac Truss A framework supporting a roof, bridge, or other structure /kuh O;olk;h Tycoon A wealthy , powerful person in business or industry dYiuk ftles a lHkh phts a vkn’kZ gks a Utopia An imaginary ideal state ,d txg fVd dj ugha jgus okyk A person who lives a wandering life Vagabond Valetudinarian ges’kk vius dks chekj le>rk gks Somebody who is excessively concerned with his or her own health Vandal ljdkjh laifRr dk gkfu igq¡pkus okyk One who damages public property Ventriloquist tks Å¡ps Loj es a xk lds One who can throw his throw ,d&,d‘’kCn dh ;Fkkor iqujko`fr Corresponding word for word translation Verbatim Volunteer LosPNk ls dke djus okyk One who offers one’s services Hkfo"k; dh ifjfLFkfr dks le>us okyk One who realises the future situation wisely Visionary txg&txg ?kwe us okyk Vagabond Moving from place to place without a fixed home ,d fn’kk es a fdlh pht dh xfr Velocity Speed of an object in one direction Velodrome lkbfdy pykus dk jkLrk A track designed for cycling [kwu ihus okyk tho Vampire A corpse that rises nightly from its grave to drink the blood of the living izpaM]+ izcy Vehement Characterized by forcefulness of expression or Intensity of emotion or conviction; Fervid ?kw l[kks j Venal Showing or motivated by susceptibility to bribery dyk es a fuiq.k Virtuoso A person highly skilled in music or another artistic pursuit cM+ h la[;k es a Qk;fjax ;k phts a Qs aduk A number of bullets, arrows, or other projectiles Volley discharged at one time cs?kj cPpk] xjhc Waif A thin and homeless child iSny pyus dk Å¡pk jkLrk Walkway A passage raised above ground for people to walk Walkabout jktk ds vke turk ls feyus dh izfdz;k A walk of king etc. among common people to meet them euekSth iw. kZ Whim A sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained cwf )eku Witty A musingly clever in perception and expression vR;f/kd ukjktxh Wrath Extreme anger fd.o foKku Zymology Study of enzymes


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Denoting Profession 1270. 1271. 1272. 1273. 1274. 1275. 1276. 1277. 1278. 1279. 1280. 1281. 1282. 1283. 1284. 1285. 1286. 1287. 1288. 1289. 1290. 1291. 1292. 1293. 1294. 1295. 1296. 1297. 1298. 1299. 1300. 1301. 1302. 1303. 1304. 1305. 1306. 1307. 1308. 1309. 1310. 1311. 1312. 1313. 34

Oculist Obstetrician Gynecologist Optician Physician Surgeon Dentist Psychologist Audiologists Cardiologist Dermatologists Oncologist Ophthalmologist

us = fpfdRld izlfw r jksx fo’ks"kK L=hjksx fo’ks"kK p'es cspus okyk fpfdRld 'kY; fdRld na r fpfRd euks fpfdRld dku jksx fo’ks"kK ân; jksx fo’ks"kK peZ jksx fo’ks"kK dS lj a jksx fo’ks"kK vkW[k jksx fo’ks"kK

One who attends to the disease of the eye Physician who delivers babies One who treats female problems One who test eye sight and sells spectacles One who attends to sick people One who treats disease by performing operation One who attends to the teeth One who studies the working of the human mind One who treats deaf or mute to learn to communicate One who treats heart diseases Studies the skin, its structure, functions, and diseases, One who treats cancer patients One who takes care of eyes and treats various eye problems and performs different eye surgeries. iqjkuh chekfj;ks a dk bykt djus okyk One who studies of ancient diseases Pale pathologist cky jksx fo’ks"kK Pediatricians One who treats problems of infants, children, baby … tkuojks a dk fpfdRld One who treats animals Veterinarian Lapidist / lapidary One who cuts precious stone ewf rZdkj Journalist/Reporter/Correspondent la oknnkrk One who writes for the news paper la;kstd Compositor One who sets type for books fuekZrk] f’kYidkj Architect One who design of building ekufp= Draughts man One who draw plans Qwy cspus okyk Florist One who deal in flowers Qy cspus okyk Fruiterur One who deal in fruits tkuoj cspus okyk Drover One who deal in cattle tqykgk Draper One who deal in clothes Hkwf oKkuh Geologist One who studies rocks and soils ekuo foKkuh Anthropologist One who the evaluation of the man-kind iqjkru foKkuh Archeologist One who studies the past through objects lest behind ekufp= cukus okyk Cartographer One who draw maps vk’kwf yfid Stenographer One who write by shorthand T;ksfr"kh foKkuh Astronomer One who studies about the star Hkfo"; crkus okyk Astrologer One who foretells (Hkfo";ok.kh ) things by the star ?kqM lokj + Astrodome A transparent dome on the top of an airplane where the navigator can make celestial observation ’kCndks’k cukus okyk Lexicographer One who compiles a dictionary gokbZtgkt mMkus okyk One who flies an aero plane Pilot tknwx j Juggler One who performs trick by sleight of hand tknwx j Conjuror One who performs magic trick by sleight of hand Acrobat One who performs daring gymnastic feat ( djrw r dykckt ) Qs jh yxkus okyk Hawker/Peddler One who travel from place to place for selling his ware ijh{kd Invigilator One who watch over students taking an examination iqLrdky;k?;{k Librarian A person in charge of a library Tanner peMs + dk dke djus okyk One who converts raw into leather lQkbZ djus okyk Scavenger One who cleans the street lkgwd kj Usurer One who lands money at exorbitance interest


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1314. Usurper

vukf/kdkj xz kgh

1315. 1316. 1317. 1318. 1319. 1320. 1321. 1322. 1323. 1324. 1325. 1326. 1327. 1328.

Major Poet Novelist Author Dotage Traitor Bumpkin Lapidist Apostate Philistine Evasive Renegade Parvenu Chauvinism

eq[; dfork fy[kus okyk miU;kldkj ys[kd]jpf;rk detks jh] lfB;kik fo’okl?kkrh nsgkrh] xkWoj iRFkj dh uDdk’kh /keZR;kxh la Ld`fr&foeq[k diVh] vfuf’pr] /keZ u ekuus okyk ukS nkSyr vU/k& ns'kHkfDr

1329. 1330. 1331. 1332. 1333. 1334. 1335. 1336.

Cacographic Arsonist Introvert Extrovert Mediocre Alien Meticulous Dandy

cqjh fy[kkoV] v'kq ) vkxtuh djus okyk va reqZ[kh cfgeqZ[kh lkekU; fons’kh lko/kku NSyk] vkd"kZd

1337. 1338. 1339. 1340. 1341. 1342. 1343. 1344. 1345. 1346. 1347. 1348. 1349. 1350. 1351. 1352. 1353.

Malingerer Infiltrator Polyglot Loquacious Cynic Itinerant Sadist Disciple Honorary Epicurean Rebut Stoic Monomaniac Imposter Pagan Bursar Hippy

th pqjkus okyk ?kqliSfB;k tks dbZ Hkk"kk,s a cksyrk gks okpky nks"kn'khZ] ekuo}s"kh ifjHkze.k djus okyk ijihM+d f'k";] vuq;k;h lEekulwp d, voSrfud pVks jk] Hksxoknh [k.Mu djuk] jksduk la;eh] mnklhu ,dksUekn] mUekn /kks[ksckt] <+ ksxh] Fkksiuk ewf rZit w d] xSj bZlkbZ [ktkuph mRlkg ghu

1354. 1355. 1356. 1357. 1358. 1359.

Malcontent vlUrq"V Scapegoat cyh dk cdjk cuuk Recluse ,dkUr oklh Aesthete lkSUn;ks Zikld Charlatan, mountbank uhe&gdhe] >w Bk oS| Horticulturist ckxckuh dk fo’ks"kK

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One who wrongfully or illegally seizes and holds the place of another The head of a town counselor or corporation One who write poetry One who write novel One who write books Old age when a man behaves like a fool One who betrays one One who comes from a village and considered stupid One who cuts precious stones One who deserts his religion One who does not care for literature One who does not take definite stand One who forsakes religion One who has suddenly gained new wealth One who has unreasoning enthusiasm for the glorification of one’s country One who is bad in spelling One who is guilty of firing property One who is more interested in himself One who is more interested in others One who is neither intelligent nor dull One who is not the citizen of country One who is very careful and particular One who pays too much attention to his clothes and appearance One who pretends illness to escape duty One who sneaks into a country One who speaks many languages One who talks continuously One who thinks human nature is evil One who travels from place to place One who wants to see others unhappy One who works in return for being taught the trade One who works without getting any salary One whose attitude is to eat, drink and merry Opposing arguments Person different to pleasure and pain Person obsessed with one idea or subject Person pretending to be somebody he is not Person who does not believe in any religion Person who holds scholarship at a university Person who is against ordinary society especially dressing Person who is always dissatisfied Person who is made to bear the blame Person who lives alone and avoids other people Person who loves nature Person who pretends to have more knowledge One Who Has Speciality In Gardening


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cqjh vkRekvks a dk fo’ks"kK

An experts on evil spirit

Types of mania 1361. 1362. 1363. 1364. 1365. 1366. 1367. 1368. 1369. 1370. 1371. 1372. 1373.

Bibliomania Dipsomania Thenetomania Theomania Pyromania Monomania Logomania Graphomania Dromomania Kleptomania Anthomania Cynomania Megalomania

1374. Hedomania 1375. Sitomania 1376. Plutomania

fdrkcks a j[kus dk nk# ihus dk ejus dk Hkxoku cuus dk

vkx yxkus dk vf/kdkj crkus ckr djus dk fy[kus dk ?kwe us dk pks jh dk Qwy aks dk dqRrks a dk [kkl vkSj cM+ k [kq’kh dk [kkus dk vehj gksu s dk

One who has acquisition and possession of books A mania for drinking A mania for death A mania that one has god A mania for setting thing on fire A mania of one idea or interest (possession) A mania for talking A mania for writing A mania for travelling A mania for stealing Flowers Dogs A psychological state characterized by delusion of grandeur (Being important), controlling other’s life Pleasure Eating Wealth

Types of phobia 1377. 1378. 1379. 1380. 1381. 1382. 1383. 1384. 1385. 1386. 1387. 1388. 1389. 1390. 1391. 1392. 1393. 1394. 1395. 1396. 1397. 1398. 1399. 1400. 36

Gynophobia Henetophobia Anglophobia Demo phobia Genet phobia Thanetophobia Ergophobia Monophobia Paidophobia Logophobia Haptophobia Agro phobia Acrophobia Pyrophobia Nosophobia / Pathophobia Cromitophobia Hippo phobia Cymophobia Sitophobia Xenophobia Aristophobia Hypnophobia Anthrophobia Achluophobia

vkSjr dk Mj [kwu dk Mj nnZ gksu s dk Mj HkhM+ dk Mj ’kknh dk Mj ejus dk Mj dke dk Mj vdsy s gksu s dk Mj cPpks a dk Mj cksyus dk Mj Nwu s dk Mj [kqy s LFkku dk Mj mWpkbZ dk Mj vkx dk Mj chekjh dk Mj iSls dk /mj ?kksM s dk Mj dqRrs dk Mj [kkus dk Mj fons’kh dk Mj fctyh pedus dk Mj lksu s dk Mj ekuo tkfr dk Mj va/ js ks dk Mj

Fear of woman Fear of blood Fear of pain Fear of crowd Fear of marriage Fear of death Fear of work Fear of being alone Fear of children Fear of words Fear of touch Fear of open place Fear of high place Fear of fire Fear of disease Fear of money Fear of horses Fear of dog Fear of food Fear of foreigners Fear of lighting of thunder Fear of sleep Fear of mankind Fear of Darkness


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1401. 1402. 1403. 1404. 1405. 1406. 1407. 1408. 1409. 1410. 1411. 1412. 1413. 1414. 1415. 1416. 1417. 1418. 1419. 1420. 1421.

Ablutophobia Aichmophobia Anthrophobia Antlophobia Anuptaphobia Apiphobia Atychiphobia Cholerophobia Dendrophobia Dystychiphobia Entomophobia Euphorbia Herpetophobia Hydrophobia Kleptophobia Methyphobia Musophobia Ophidiophobia Philophobia Phasmophobia Theophobia

ugkus dk Mj pqHkus dk Mj vkneh dk Mj ck<+ dk Mj vdsy s gks su s dk Mj e/kqefD[k;ks a dk Mj vlQy gks su s dk Mj xqLls dk Mj isM ks a+ dk Mj nq?kZVuk dk Mj dhMks a dk Mj vPNh [kcj dk Mj ljhl`i aks dk Mj ikuhs dk Mj pks jh dk Mj nk: dk Mj pwg aks dk Mj lkWi aks dk Mj I;kj gksu s dk Mj Hkw rks a dk Mj ejus dk Mj

Fear of bathing Fear of Needles and other Pointed objects Fear of Men Fear of Floods Fear of Staying single Fear of Bees Fear of Failure Fear of Anger Fear of Trees Fear of Accidents Fear of Insects Hearing Good News Reptiles Water Stealing Alcohol Mice Snakes Falling In Love Ghosts Fear of God

Denoting Lovers 1422. 1423. 1424. 1425. 1426. 1427. 1428. 1429. 1430. 1431. 1432.

Lover of books Lover of children Lover of Animals Lover of words Lover of meat Lover of Human Flash Lover of War Lover of Peace Lover of one’s country Lover of good food Lover of good taste in art

fdrkcks a ls cPpks a ls tkuojks a s ls Hkk"kk ’kkL= ekWl [kkus dk ujHk{kh ;q) izes h ’ka krh fiz; ns’kHkDr pVks jk dyk izseh

Bibliophile Pedophile Zoophile Philologists Carnivore Cannibal Warmonger Pacifist Patriot Gourmet Connoisseur

Rules and forms of Government 1433. Democracy 1434. 1435. 1436. 1437. 1438. 1439. 1440. 37

iztkra =

Government of people, for the people, and by the people Autocracy, Dictatorship, totalitariansm, despotism absolutism rkuk’kkgh Government in which one person has total power vfHktkr oxZ@dqyhu Aristocracy Government by the mobility, wealthy small group nQrj’kkgh Bureaucracy Government by the department of state vehj yksx aks Plutocracy Government by the weal thing cqj s yksx aks Kakistocracy Government by the worst citizen feyVªjh ’kklu Stratocracy Government by a military class /keZrU= Theocracy, heirocracy Government by the Devine guidance, clergy class


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1441. Oligarchy 1442. Revolution 1443. Anarchy 1444.Monarchy 1445. 1446. 1447. 1448.

Diarchy Meritocracy Matriarchy Patriarchy

vYira =h; dzkfa r vjktdrk] vO;oLFkk jktra =

Government by a few A radical change in government A state of lawlessness and disorder Government by a monarch who usually inherits the authority ftles a nks O;fDr ;k la LFkk,s a dk;Z djrh gks aA Government of two persons /rulers cqf)eku vkSj xq.koku yks x aks dh ljdkj Government of meritorious people vkSjrks a dk ’kklu Government of women Government of men vknfe;ks a dk ’kklu Types of cides

1449. 1450. 1451. 1452. 1453. 1454. 1455. 1456. 1457. 1458. 1459. 1460. 1461. 1462. 1463. 1464. 1465. 1466. 1467. 1468. 1469. 1470. 1471. 1472. 1473. 1474. 1475. 1476. 1477. 1478. 1479. 1480.

Suicide, selfcide Patricide Fratricide Matricide Femicide , gynecide Sorocide Infanticide Regicide Populicide Parenticide Mariticide , viricide Filicide, prolicide Parricide Homicide Apicide Avicide Canicide Herpeticide Slaughter Vaccicide Canicide Piscicide Hiricide Raticide Larvicide Arachnidcide Genocide Germicide Pesticide Muricide Senicide Ambicide

1481. A group of Girls/ Lady 1482. A large group of bees, insects 1483. A group of nesting rooks 1484. A group of foxes /dogs 38

Killing oneself Killing of father Killing of brother Killing of Mother Killing a woman Killing of Sister Hkw. k gR;k ) Killing of Infant ( z Killing of king Killing of population Killing one's parent(s) Killing one's husband Killing one's son or daughter Killing a close relative Killing a man, or any person Killing of bees Killing of birds Killing of dog Killing of snake Killing animals Killing of cows Killing of dogs Killing of fish Killing of goats Killing of rats Killing of insect larvae Killing of spiders or scorpions Race of people Killing of germs Killing of pests (dhMk ) Killing of mice Killing old men Killing a friend Groups of somebody/something Bevy Swarm dkSv aks dk ny Rookery

Pack

dqRrs ;k HksfM+; a sks dk ny


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1485. 1486. 1487. 1488. 1489. 1490. 1491. 1492. 1493. 1494. 1495. 1496. 1497. 1498. 1499. 1500. 1501. 1502. 1503. 1504. 1505. 1506. 1507. 1508. 1509. 1510. 1511. 1512. 1513. 1514. 1515. 1516. 1517. 1518. 1519. 1520. 1521. 1522. 1523. 1524. 1525. 1526. 1527. 1528. 1529. 1530. 1531. 1532. 1533. 1534. 1535. 39

A group of friends A group of robbers A group of constables A group of workers A group of singer A group of sheets of paper A group of musician A group of Actor & Dancer A group of players A group of Directors A group of soldiers A group of sailors A group of beauties A group of jurymen A group of magistrates A group of people A group of merchants A group of worshiper A group of ministers A group of coolies A group of art A group of cotton wool A group of questions A group of illness A group of smoke A group of thunder/ Laughter A group of blood A group of information A group of followers A group of laws A group of books A group of rays A group of Cars/Ship A group of boats A group of books A group of picture A group of arrows A group of suite A group of suit A group of clutch A group of packets A group of gold A group of sand/stone/ruins/books A group of states, powers A group of goods A group of stars A group of fruit trees A group of beads A group of flowers A group of listeners A group of ruffians

Circle Gang Posse Union Choir Quire Band Troupe Team Board Regiment/troop Crew Galaxy Panel Bench Tribe Caravan Congregation Council Strings Museum Bale Barrage Bout Column Peal Pool Mine Train Code Catalogue Beam Fleet Flotilla Library Gallery Quiver ( rjd'k] dEiu ) Rooms Clothes Eggs Cigarette Hoard Heap Alliance Stock / Consignment Cluster/ Galaxy Orchard Rosary Bunch,Garland Assembly Horde ( cnek’kks a dk )


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FREEDOM ACADEMY “An institute exclusively for SSC” Groups of animals

1536. 1537. 1538. 1539. 1540. 1541. 1542. 1543. 1544. 1545. 1546. 1547. 1548. 1549. 1550. 1551. 1552.

A group of swans A group of termites A group of swine’s A group of monkey’s A group of puppies, piglet A group of peacock A group of oxen A group of sheep A group of camels A group of bees A group of deer/swine/cattle A group of wolves/hounds A group of geese/sheep/birds A group of birds A group of chickens/hens A group of fish A group of pigeon

Bevy Colony Herd Troop Litter Muster Team Flock String Hive Herd/Drove Pack Flock Flight Brood Shoal Brace Types of crowd

1553. 1554. 1555. 1556. 1557. 1558. 1559. 1560.

Spectators Crowd (riff-raff) Congregation Rabble Viewers Mourners Listeners Mob

In a match/people assemble to see an incident/scene In a street In religion In a rowdy Watching a TV program Attending a funeral Listening to a broad program In a riot (naxk ) Types of Home

1561. 1562. 1563. 1564. 1565. 1566. 1567. 1568. 1569. 1570. 1571. 1572. 1573. 1574. 1575. 1576. 1577. 1578. 40

A convict lives in A hermit lives in A king and queen lives in A knight lives in A Lunatic lives in A Monk lives in A Peasant lives in A Gypsy lives in A Noble man lives in A Nun lives in A priest lives in A Soldier lives in A dog lives in A cow lives in A tame rabbit lives in A rabbit lives in A Pig lives in A fox lives in

Prison Hermitage Palace Mansion Asylum Monastery Cottage Caravan Castle Convent (Nunnery) Presbytery Camp (Barrack) Kennel Byre/ Pen / shed Hutch Burrow Sty hole

Hatch – vUM+ s ls cPps fudyuk Hatchet – a small axe Hatchetjob – fdlh ds eku&lEeku dks


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