Word meaning in Hindi | 50 amazing words you should know!

Before we get into the word meaning in Hindi for the 50 words we have selected, let’s also learn why English is so widely used in India. 

History 101

Many people in urban India, even those in tier 2 cities, don’t use Hindi exclusively even though they’ve studied it. They are unable to read the Devanagari script, and prefer to speak ‘Hinglish’ or simply English for their convenience, especially in professional settings. 

The issue of language became a top priority for the Indian Constituent Assembly in 1946. Since the British rule, English was in use for all official matters because the posts were primarily occupied by Englishmen. But when Indians assumed various government positions after independence, many found it difficult to speak in English.

Hence, along with English, the assembly declared Hindi and the Devanagari script to be official languages. But decades later, these language appear to be losing favor in everyday conversation.

We are moving towards English but we must not forget the beauty and convenience in communication that Hindi brings into our lives. Plus, being multilingual will only add to our profiles as we study both the languages deeply. There are so many words in Hindi that we may no longer use in our daily conversations but should know about.

So here are 50 word meaning in Hindi you’ve probably never heard of. Take the challenge and figure out what they mean before you actually read the description and share your score below!

Word meaning in Hindi

1. Utsukta 

Meaning- Excitement and joy feelings.

Example- “Kya tumne in kitabo se kuch sikha hai?” Meenal ne utsukta se pucha. 

2. Jhapatna 

Meaning- To move quickly, to attack, or to walk.

Example- Kutte ne billi ko dekh kar tezi se jhapat kar hamla karna chaha. 

3. Hav bhaav 

Meaning- A gesture, posture, or a form of non-verbal communication.

Example- Shikshika ke kathor shabd unke utsah janak aur dayalu hav bhav ko jhutla rahe the.

4. Sukha 

Meaning- Completely dry or dried out of moisture. 

Example- Khel shetra me to jese sukha pada ho aisa haal hai.

5. Baadh 

Meaning- A flood that submerges land and causes destruction. 

Example- Is varsh gaav me bhayankar baadh ayi, jisne bohot sara nuksaan kiya tha. 

6. Mauj masti 

Meaning- Fun and enjoyment. 

Example- Maa apne bachho ko bhaag daud aur mauj masti karne deti hai. 

7. Teerthyatra 

Meaning- Person out on a pilgrimage – a journey to visit religious places. 

Example- Kehte hai ki bharat me sarvapratham coffee ka paudha arab se aaye ek teerthyatri ne lagaya tha.

8. Behrupiya 

Meaning- One who amazes and fools people by taking on various forms.

Example- Aaj kal ke neta bade behrupiya ho gaye hai, logo ke saath chal kar rahe hai. 

9. Akela 

Meaning- Alone or one of a kind.

Example- Ye shayad akela aisa college hai jaha guru apne shishya ko itna utsah se sikhate hai. 

10. Bhukhmari 

Meaning- Starvation. 

Example- Hum har varsh desh me bhukhmari ke karan kai jawan bachho ko kho dete hai. 

11. Kanjoos 

Meaning- Miser. 

Example- Woh kanjoos mahila jo ekdum gareebo ki tarah rehti thi, paya gaya ki uske paas kai gadiya, ghar aur dher sara paisa hai. 

12. Sahasi 

Meaning- A person who does great work out of their courage.

Example- Woh aurat itni sahasi thi ki usne apne pati ko tyaag kar diya aur us jagah se bahar aayi. 

13. Pata lagana 

Meaning- To find out.

Example- Police ka kam choro ka pata lagana hai.

14. Betuka 

Meaning- Nonsensical and impractical. 

Example- Yeh ek bada hi betuka prastaav hai. 

15. Mehnati 

Meaning- Someone who is hardworking. 

Example- Svaasth seva kshetra (the healthcare sector) me kaam karne wale log bade hi mehnati hote hai. 

16. Vijay 

Meaning- Victory. 

Example- Ladai me hona bhar vijay sunischit karta hai. 

17. Pagal 

Meaning- Crazy.

Example- Kuch manushya dhan ke peeche pagal hai. 

18. Bhayankar 

Meaning- Scary and Fearful.

Example- Uska krodh bada hi bhayankar tarike se havi hota hai. 

19. Phurtila 

Meaning- Who has agility or quickness.

Example- Kasrat karne se shareer phurtila bana rehta hai. 

20. Bedhanga 

Meaning- Out of sync.

Example- Insaan ka rehne ka tarika bedhanga nahi hona chahiye. 

21. Sateek 

Meaning- Precise and to the point. 

Example- Aaj mujhe Ramanujan ne bade sateek tareeke se ganit samjhaya. 

22. Majboot 

Meaning- Strong and resistant. 

Example- Yeh ped bohot majboot hai. 

23. Nirasha 

Meaning- Sadness and despair.

Example- Zindagi me kabhi nirash nahi hona chahiye.

24. Sehmati 

Meaning- Consent and agreeing with someone. 

Example- Vidhyartiyo ko dasvi ke bad ka raasta apni sehmati se hi chunni chahiye, dabaav me aake nahi. 

25. Ati prasanna

Meaning- Delighted.

Example- Bacho ko padhai karte dekh man ati prasanna ho jata hai. 

26. Bhesh 

Meaning- A disguise.  

Example- Behrupiya police ka bhesh le kar ghum raha hai. 

27. Pareshan 

Meaning- Getting troubled and irritated. 

Example- Padhai karte samay shor ke karan hum pareshan hojate hai. 

28. Hutatma 

Meaning- Martyr.

Example- Flora fountain ka purana naamkaran hutatma chowk rakha gaya tha. 

29. Khudra 

Meaning- Retail store.

Example- Khane ka sab samaan khudra se lena chahaiye. 

30. Vibhishika 

Meaning- Disastrous and horrific.

Example- Gaav me baadh ana ek badi vibhishika hai. 

31. Attalika 

Meaning- Skyscraper/tall building.

Example- Mumbai shehar me ek bohot badi aur aakarshit attalika hai. 

32. Uddayan 

Meaning- Aviation. 

Example- Chote bete ki iccha hai ke wo uddayan shetra me kaam kare.

33. Kuladhipati 

Meaning- Chancellor.

Example- Kuladhipati ka kaam hota hai ke wo dhyaan rakhe ki desh me sab sahi tarike se chal raha hai.

34. Prathmopachhar 

Meaning- First aid.

Example- Chot lagne pe sabse pehle prathmopachhar karna chahiye. 

35. Naisargik 

Meaning- Natural.

Example- Naisargik ko nuksan pohchana mane manushya jaat ko nuksan pohchana. 

36. Prarabdh 

Meaning- Destiny.

Example- Hota wohi hai jo prarabdha me likha hota hai. 

37. Pavati 

Meaning- Acknowledgement.

Example- Kisi ki bhi mehnat ki pavati karni chahiye. 

38. Garisth 

Meaning- Indigestible. 

Example- Kachha kela kafi garisth hota hai. 

39. Bhagnavashesh 

Meaning- Broken remains/ruins. 

Example- Kai sadiyon se dafn Indus valley ki bhagnavashesh ki khoj 1829 me hui thi. 

40. Kinkartavyavimudh 

Meaning- Confused/puzzled. 

Example- Vidhyartiyo ko apne bhavishya ki soch sabse zyada kinkartavyavimudh kar deti hai. 

41. Damak 

Meaning- Radiance.

Example- Sone ke zewarat me kaafi chamak aur damak hoti hai. 

42. Rim jhim 

Meaning- The pitter-patter of rain 

Example- Baarish ki rim jhim aawaz kaano ko sukoon de jati hai. 

43. Hunkaar 

Meaning- Roar.

Example- Chidiya ghar me sher zoron se hunkaar lagata hai. 

44. Premsakt 

Meaning- Lovesick.

Example- Manjusha aur Ramanuj premasakt hai. 

45. Kimkartavyavimudh 

Meaning- In a dilemma.

Example- Kisi do cheezon me se chunna ho to manushya kimkartavyaimudh me chala jata hai. 

46. Loh-path-gamini 

Meaning- A train.

Example- Bharat me loh-path-gamini svatantrata ke pehle hi aa gayi thi. 

47. Abhiyaantriki 

Meaning- Engineer.

Example– Aajkal ke vidhyarti abhiyaantriki ya chikitsak banne ko hi safalta samjhte hai. 

48. Vyombala 

Meaning- Air hostess.

Example- Hawai jahaz me vyombala aapki zaroorato ko dhyaan me rakhti hai. 

49. Rahasya 

Meaning- Mystery.

Example- Purani haveli me ek bahut parana rahasya chupa hai, jiske baare me kaafi kam log jaante hai. 

50. Tamak 

Meaning– Passion.

Example- Sangeet manoj ka tamak tha.

In a nutshell 

1. There is no such thing as an easy or difficult word, rather its usage is dependent upon its application. So it’s simple to use it if you know what the word means.
2. It’s also easier to remember a word if you use it frequently. Using each lesser-known word in this article and revising its meaning in Hindi in your everyday conversations will make the process easier. 
3. The more you use these words in your Hindi speaking, the better it will get. Remember – practice makes perfect!

If you still need more assistance feel free to reach out to us. 

You can also comment below and let us know how many of these words you already knew! 

WRITTEN BY

Aastha

Sr. Content Writer

Aastha Arya is a Senior Content Writer at iSchoolConnect who writes about topics covering study abroad trends, exclusive news updates and prolific college courses. She has a 4-year of experience in this field and also likes to keep tabs on recent events, visa policy changes, and many other concerns that affect international students.

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