| Appropriate Preposition | Meaning in Hindi | Appropriate Preposition | Meaning in Hindi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abide by | Palan karna | Count in | Shaamil karna |
| Accused of | Doshi thehrana | Count on | Bharosa rakhna |
| Act upon someone's advice | Kisi kay paramarsh sey kaam karna | Count out | Samavist na karna |
| Addicted to | Buri aadat lag jana | Deal in something | Kisi vastu ka vyapaar karna |
| Agree to a proposal | Prastav sey sehmat hona | Deal with a person | Kisi vyakti sey vyavhaar karna |
| Agree with a person | Kisi vyakti sey sehmat hona | Depend on | Kisi baat (vyakti) par nirbhar karna |
| Angry at a thing | Kisi baat par naraaj hona | Dispose of | Baich dena |
| Angry with a person | Kisi vyakti sey naraaj hona | Divide among | Do sey jyada vyaktio main bantna |
| Answer for | Jimmedaar hona | Divide between | Do vyaktiy main bantna |
| Anxious about health | Swasthya kay baray main chintit hona | Divide into parts | Bhago main bantna |
| Apologise for something | Kisi baat kay liye maafi mangna. | Engaged in work | Kisi karya main vyast hona |
| Apologise to a person | Kisi vyakti sey maafi mangna. | Engaged to a person | Kisi vyakti sey sagaai hona |
| Appeal against somebody | Kisi kay virudh avedan karna | Escape from | Bach nikalna |
| Appeal for something | Kisi vastu kay liye prarthana karna | Famous for | (kisi baat kay liye prasiddh |
| Appeal to a person | Kisi vyakti sey prarthana karna | Fond of | Kisi vastu/baat main ruchi hona |
| Apply for a post | Kisi post kay liye application dena | Heir to | Uttradhikari hona |
| Apply to a person | Kisi vyakti ko application dena | Ignorant of | Kisi baat sey anjaan hona |
| Arrive at a decision | Kisi nateejay par pahunchna. | injurious to | Nuksaandeh hona |
| Ashamed of | Sharminda hona | Insist upon | Kisi baat par jid karna |
| Attend on | Seva/satkar karna | Knock against something | Kisi vastu sey takrana |
| Avail of | Avsar ka laabh uthana | Knock at a door | Darwaja khatkhatana |
| Believe in | Vishwaas hona | Lame of one leg | Langda hona |
| Blow out | Bujhana | Laugh at | Kisi par hansna |
| Blow up | Visphot hona/achanak gussa karna | recover from disease | Rogmukt hona |
| Born at a place | Kisi sthan par paida hona | Reply to | Uttar dena |
| Born in a family | Kisi parivar main paida hona | Shut in | Andar bund rakhna |
| Born of parents | Kisi (parents) sey paida hona | Shut off | Koi yantra/machine bund kar dena |
| Break into a house | Makaan main ghusna | Shut up | Jabardasti chup karana |
| Break with a friend | Dost sey sambandh tutna | Stare at | Ghoorna |
| Call at a place | Kisi sthan par milnay jana | Touch at | Bahut thoday samay kay liye rookna |
| Call on a person | Kisi vyakti sey milnay jana | Touch on | Short main jikra karna |
| Carry on | Karya chalu rakhna | Touch up | Thoda theek karna. |
| Carry out | Adesh ka palan karna, purn karna | Try on | Pahan kar dekhna |
| Check out | Hotel chhodna | Try out | Jaanch kay liye chalakar dekhna |
| Check up | Janch karna/pata lagana | Vote against | Kisi kay viruddh vote dena |
| Compare to | Do asamanta walay vyakti/vastu ki tulna karna | Vote for | Kisi kay samarthan main vote dena |
| Compare with | Do barabar samanta walay vyakti/vastu ki tulna karna | Wait for someone | Kisi kay liye pratiksha karna |
| Compete for something | Kisi vastu kay liye mukabla karna | Warn against | Kisi kay viruddh savdhaan karna |
| Compete with a person | Kisi vyakti kay saath mukabla karna | Warn of | Savdhaan karna |
| Comply with | Adeshanusar/nirdeshanusar karya karna | Wind up | Khatma karna/bund karna |
| Congratulate on | Kisi avsar par badhaai dena | Yield to | haar manna/sweekar karna |
Monday, July 22, 2013
Appropriate Prepositions with their Hindi Meaning
One Word Substitution (Alphabet K-Z)
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Legal | That which is lawful |
| Maiden | The first speech made by a person |
| Manuscript | Handwritten book |
| Matinee | A cinema show which is held in the afternoon |
| Matricide | Killing of one’s own mother; killer of one’s own mother |
| Medieval | Belonging to the Middle Ages |
| Mercenary | One who can do anything for money |
| Misanthrope | One who hates mankind |
| Misanthropist | Hater of mankind |
| Misogamist | A person who does not believe in the institution of marriage |
| Misogynist | A person who hates women |
| Mobocracy | Rule by the mob |
| Monarchy | A Government by a king or queen |
| Monogamy | Practice of having one wife or husband |
| Namesake | Somebody or something with the same name as somebody or something else |
| Neophyte | One who is a newcomer |
| Notorious | A person with an evil reputation |
| Novice | One who is new to a trade or profession |
| Numismatics | Science of coins or medals |
| Obsolete | A thing no longer in use |
| Oligarchy | A Government by the few |
| Omnipotent | All-powerful; possessing complete power and authority |
| Omnipresent | One who is present everywhere |
| Omniscient | A person who knows everything |
| Omnivorous | An animal or a human being that eats any kind of food |
| Opaque | That through which light cannot pass |
| Optimist | One who looks at the bright side of things; somebody positive |
| Ornithology | A study of birds |
| Orphanage | A place where orphans live |
| Panacea | A supposed cure for all diseases or problems |
| Parasite | A person supported by another and giving him/her nothing in return |
| Patricide | Killing of one’s own father; killer of one’s own father |
| Pauper | One who has no money |
| Pedestrian | One who goes on foot |
| Pessimist | One who looks on the dark side of things |
| Philanthropist | Lover of mankind |
| Philistine | One who does not care for art, literature etc |
| Physiology | A study of the body |
| Plagiarist | One who copies from other writers |
| Plutocracy | A Government by the rich |
| Polyandry | Practice of having several husbands |
| Polygamy | Practice of having several wives |
| Polyglot | One who knows many languages |
| Posthumous | A book published after the death of its author |
| Postmortem | Medical examination of a dead body |
| Postscript | A short message added on to the end of a letter after the signature |
| Potable | Water fit for drinking |
| Predator | An animal who preys on other animals |
| Psephology | Systematic study of election trends |
| Pseudonym | To write under a different name |
| Regicide | Murder of the king |
| Reticent | One who speaks less |
| Sacrilege | Violating the sanctity of a church |
| Samaritan | One who helps others Good |
| Sinecure | An office with high salary but no work |
| Smuggler | A person who imports or exports goods into or from a country secretly because they are illegal or in order to avoid paying duty on them |
| Soporific | A drug or other substance that induces sleep |
| Stoic | One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain |
| Suicide | Murder of self |
| Synonyms | Words which have the same meaning |
| Theist | One who believes in God |
| Translucent | That through which light can partly pass |
| Transparent | That through which light can pass |
| Turncoat | One who changes sides |
| Valetudinarian | One who always thinks himself to be ill |
| Vandal | One who damages public property |
| Vegetarian | Somebody who doesn’t eat meat or fish |
| Venial | A pardonable offense |
| Ventriloquist | One who can throw his voice |
| Veteran | Somebody who is considerably experienced in something |
| Volunteer | One who works for free |
| Zoology | A study of animals |
| Zoology | The branch of biology dealing with the study of animals |
One Word Substitution (Alphabet E-J)
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Eccentric | One who has strange habits |
| Ecology | Study of environment |
| Edible | A thing that is fit to be eaten |
| Effeminate | Of a man showing feminine attributes |
| Egotist | A person who always thinks of himself ; somebody who is selfish or self-centered |
| Eligible | One who is qualifies for election |
| Elucidate | To explain something mysterious or difficult |
| Embezzlement | Misappropriation of money |
| Emphasize | To lay special stress on |
| Epicure | Somebody who has refined taste for food; somebody who loves sensual pleasure and luxury |
| Epidemic | A contagious disease which spreads over a huge area |
| Epitaph | Inscription on a tombstone |
| Equestrian | A person who rides on horse-back |
| Equilibrium | A state of perfect balance |
| Eradicate | Destroy or get rid of something completely; root out an evil or bad practice |
| Ethnology | A study of races |
| Etiquette | Established rules of conduct; rules of acceptable behavior |
| Etymology | A study of derivation of words |
| Exonerate | Free somebody from blame or guilt |
| Extempore | A speech delivered without any previous preparation |
| Facsimile | An exact copy |
| Fanatic | A man who has too much enthusiasm for his own religion |
| Fastidious | A person difficult to please |
| Fatal | Anything that leads to death |
| Fatalist | A person who believes in fate |
| Feminist | One who thinks only of welfare of women |
| Foregone | Something that has been determined beforehand |
| Fratricide | The murder or murderer of one |
| Germicide | A medicine that kills germs |
| Glutton | One who eats too much |
| Gratis | Without payment |
| Gregarious | Of animals living in flocks |
| Gullible | One who is easily deceived |
| Herbivorous | A grass eating animal |
| Homicide | Murder of a human being |
| Honorary | A position for which no salary is paid |
| Hostility | Intense aggression or anger state of antagonism |
| Humanitarian | One who feels sympathetic towards human beings |
| Hung | Assembly or parliament in which no party has got clear majority |
| Hypocrite | One who pretends to be what he is not |
| Idiosyncrasy | A person's peculiar habit |
| Idolatry | Worship of idols |
| Illegal | That which is against law |
| Illegible | A handwriting that cannot be read |
| Illicit | That is prohibited by law |
| Illiterate | A person who cannot read or write |
| Immigrant | One who lives in a foreign country |
| Imperceptible | That which cannot be noticed |
| Impervious | A person who remains unmoved and unaffected by other people's opinions, suggestions |
| Impracticable | That which cannot be practiced |
| Impregnable | Incapable of being seized by attack |
| Improbable | That which is not likely to happen |
| Inanimate | Without life |
| Inaudible | A sound that cannot be heard |
| Incomprehensible | A statement which cannot be understood |
| Incorrigible | One who cannot be corrected |
| Incredible | That which cannot be believed |
| Incurable | That which cannot be cured |
| Indefatigable | One incapable of being tired |
| Indefensible | That which cannot be defended |
| Indescribable | That which cannot be described |
| Indispensable | Something that is essential and cannot be dispensed with |
| Inevitable | That which cannot be avoided |
| Inexplicable | That which cannot be explained |
| Infallible | A remedy which never fails |
| Infanticide | The act of killing an infant |
| Inflammable | Something that is quickly and easily set on fire and burned |
| Inimitable | A method that cannot be imitated |
| Insatiable | That which cannot be satisfied |
| Insoluble | Incapable of being dissolved in a liquid |
| Insolvent | One who is unable to pay his debts |
| Intestate | One who dies without a Will |
| Introspection | The action of looking back on past time |
| Invincible | That which cannot be conquered |
| Invisible | A thing that cannot be seen with human eyes |
| Invulnerable | That which cannot be hurt |
| Irrelevant | Not applicable |
| Irreparable | A loss of damage that cannot be compensated |
| Irrevocable | That cannot be altered or withdrawn |
| Irritable | A man who is easily irritated |
| Jurisdiction | The area over which an official has control |
One Word Substitution (Alphabet A-D)
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | A shortened form of a word or phrase |
| Abolish | Do away with wholly |
| Accelerate | To increase the speed; to hasten the progress of |
| Accountable | Liable to be called to account |
| Actuary | One who calculates premium |
| Adolescence | The period between childhood and adulthood |
| Aggravate | To increase the gravity of an offence or the intensity of a disease |
| Aggressor | A person who attacks first |
| Agnostic | One who doubts the existence of god |
| Alienate | To turn friends in enemies |
| Altruist | A person who loves every body |
| Amateur | One who does something not professionally but for pleasure |
| Ambidextrous | Of a person who can use both hands equally well |
| Ambiguous | A sentence whose meaning is unclear |
| Ambivalent | Having opposing feelings |
| Amnesty | General pardon |
| Amphibian | A land animal that breeds in water |
| Anarchist | One who is out to subvert a government |
| Anarchy | Absence of government |
| Anonymous | A book written by an unknown author |
| Answerable | A person liable to be called to account for his action |
| Antedate | To date before the true time |
| Anthropology | A study of man |
| Antidote | A medicine to counteract the effect of another medicine |
| Antiseptic | A medicine that prevents decomposing |
| Antonym | A word opposite in meaning to another |
| Appreciate | To rise in value |
| Arbitrator | A person appointed by parties to settle the disputes between them |
| Archaeology | A study of ancient things |
| Aristocracy | A Government by the Nobles |
| Arsenal | A place where weapons and ammunitions are stored |
| Atheist | One who does not believe in the existence of God |
| Audience | An assembly of hearers at a lecture or concert |
| Auditor | One who makes an official examination of accounts |
| Autobiography | A life history written by oneself |
| Autocracy | A Government by one |
| Avaricious | Of a person extremely desirous of money |
| Behead | Cut off the head |
| Bibliophile | A great lover of books |
| Bigamy | Practice of having two wives or husbands |
| Bigot | One who has narrow and prejudiced religious views |
| Bilingual | A person who speaks two languages |
| Biography | A life history written by somebody else |
| Biology | The science which treats with life |
| Botany | The branch of biology dealing with plant life |
| Brittle | Hard but liable to be easily broken |
| Bureaucracy | A Government by the officials |
| Callous | A man devoid of kind feeling and sympathy |
| Cannibal | Of a man or animal that feeds on its own species |
| Carnivorous | A flesh eating animal |
| Catalogue | A list of books |
| Celibacy | Abstinence from sex |
| Celibate | One who is unmarried |
| Centenarian | A person who is above hundred years |
| Centenary | Celebration of a hundredth year, once –a-century |
| Colleague | A co-worker or a fellow-worker in the same institution |
| Congenital | Belonging or pertaining to an individual from birth |
| Contemporaries | People living at the same time |
| Contemporary | Belonging to the same period of time |
| Convalescent | One who is recovering from illness |
| Cosmology | Science of origin of universe |
| Cosmopolitan | One who can make himself at home in all countries |
| Cosmopolite | A citizen of the world |
| Credulous | A person who readily believes whatever is told to him/her. |
| Cynic | One who questions everything |
| Delegate | To give one |
| Democracy | Government of the people, for the people, by the people |
| Depreciate | To go down in value |
| Deteriorate | To go from bad to worse |
| Disenfranchisement | To take away some one |
| Draw | A game in which neither party wins |
| Drawn/ Tie | A game or batter in which neither party wins |
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