Top 5 Causative Verbs in Hindi Posted by Nitin Kumar on Jan 28, 2015 in Hindi Language
Causative verbs are important and used very often in Hindi. These are verbs denote an action which is not directly performed by the subject but indirectly through some agent. These are verbs which end in “वाना” such as करवाना, चलवाना, पकवाना, लिखवाना, पिटवाना, पढ़वाना, मिलवाना, सिखवाना, खिलवाना etc. In this post, let me show you top 5 causative verbs in Hindi.
In example sentences, you can notice that the ending “वाना” changes to “वाया” for masculine object and “वाई” for feminine object. Lets have a look on how to use causative verbs in Hindi with some examples.
1. करवाना – Karvaana – to cause to do
Example: अध्यापक ने मुझ से बहुत काम करवाया ।
Adhyaapak ne mujh se bahut kaam karvaaya.
Teacher had me work hard.
2. पकवाना – Pakvaana – to cause to cook
Example: मैंने कल बहन से खाना पकवाया ।
Maine kal bahen se khaana pakvaaya.
I had my sister cook yesterday.
3. लिखवाना – Likhvaana – to cause to write
Example: अध्यापक ने सुरेश से बहुत लिखवाया ।
Adyaapak ne shayam se bahut likhvaaya.
Teacher had Shyam to write a lot.
4. पिटवाना – Pitvaana – to cause to beat
Example: राहुल ने राकेश को अपने दोस्तों से पिटवाया ।
Rahul ne Rakesh ko aapne dosto se pitvaaya.
Rahul had his friend to beat Rakesh.
5. मिलवाना – Milvaana – to cause to meet
Example: कमल ने मुझ को उसके मित्रों से मिलवाया ।
Kamal ne mujh ko uske mitron se milvaaya.
Kamal had his friends met me.
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Comments:
Shawn:
Shouldn’t example #2 actually read:
मैंने कल बहिन से खाना पकवाया
Maine kal behan se khaana pakvaaya
Nitin Kumar:
@Shawn Namaste Shawn,
You are absolutely right! It was a mistake, sorry for that. I have made the correction.
Thanks for pointing that out! 🙂
Firoz:
Kindly let me know why is being used infinite verb perfect participle in causative verb