Vocabulary in Hindi – Basic I Posted by Nitin Kumar on Feb 22, 2016 in Hindi Language
Expressing events with respect to time in a language is a very important. I’m sure that many of you who are learning Hindi would like to do the same in Hindi.
In this post, I will show you the some basic vocabulary for beginner Hindi learner. Don’t forget to practice the pronunciation of the words as shown in the Romanized spellings.
| English | Hindi | Romanized Hindi |
| ball | गेंद | gend |
| bat | बल्ला | balla |
| bed | बिस्तर | bistar |
| book | किताब | kitab |
| boy | लड़का | ladka |
| bun | पाव | pav |
| can | डिब्बा | dabba |
| cake | केक | kek |
| cap | टोपी | topi |
| car | गाड़ी | gaadi |
| cat | बिल्ली | billi |
| cow | गाय | gaay |
| cub | पशुशावक | pashushaavak |
| cup | कप | kap |
| dad | पिता | pita |
| day | दिन | din |
| dog | कुत्ता | kutta |
| doll | गुड़िया | gudiya |
| dust | धूल | dhool |
| fan | पंखा | panka |
| feet | पैर | per |
| girl | लड़की | ladki |
| gun | बंदूक | bandook |
| hall | सभा-भवन | sabha-bhawan |
| hat | टोपी | topi |
| hen | मुर्गी | murgi |
| jar | मर्तबान | martban |
| kite | पतंग | patang |
| man | पुस्र्ष | purushon |
| map | नक्शा | naksha |
| men | पुरुषों | purushon |
| mom | माँ | maa |
| pan | कड़ाही | kadahi |
| pet | पालतू | paaltu |
| pie | समोसा | samosa |
| pig | सूअर | suwar |
| pot | मटका | matka |
| rat | चूहा | chunha |
| son | बेटा | beta |
| sun | सूरज | suraj |
| toe | पैर की उंगली | per ki ungali |
| tub | टब | tab |
| van | वैन | ven, gaadi |
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About the Author: Nitin Kumar
Nitin Kumar is a native Hindi speaker from New Delhi, India. His education qualification include Masters in Robotics and Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering. Currently, he is working in the Research and Development in Robotics in Germany. He is avid language learner with varied level of proficiency in English, German, Spanish, and Japanese. He wish to learn French one day. His passion for languages motivated him to share his mother tongue, Hindi, and culture and traditions associated with its speakers. He has been working with Transparent Language since 2010 and has written over 430 blogs on various topics on Hindi language and India, its culture and traditions. He is also the Administrator for Hindi Facebook page which has a community of over 330,000 members.
Comments:
ildebert:
I don’t understand how a word written in devnagari anguli could be romanized as ungali. Is it a mistake or not?
Nitin Kumar:
@ildebert @ildebert: You are right, it is a typo. I have made the correction in the post.
Thank you for point it out! 🙂
ildebert:
Thanks for answering
ildebert:
Thanks for answering.No, I only add thanks that I forgot to write at the end of my few words.
olmedo:
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