| Word | Meaning | Meaning |
| Abbreviation | A shortened form of a word or phrase | Sankshipt rup, laghu rup |
| Abdication | Voluntary renouncing throne | Sinhansan tyag, raj tyag |
| Abolish | Do away with wholly | Unmulan karna, mita dena |
| Abridged | An edition a book in which it has been condensed. | Sanshipt |
| Acclimatize | To accustom oneself in new climate | Adi hona, naye vatavaran kay anukul hona |
| Acquaint | Make oneself familiar with a person or a thing . | Parichit karaana, Jankaari prapt karna |
| Acquittal | The act of freeing a person from a charge by verdict. | Dosh rahit, Rihayee |
| Actuary | One who calculates premium | Bimankak, bimankik |
| Adulteration | To falsify a thing by admixture or baser ingredients. | Apmishrit, Milavat |
| Aggravate | To increase the gravity of an offence or the intensity of a disease | Aur bigad dena, tivra karna |
| Agnostic | One who doubts the existence of god | Nastik. Sanshayavadi |
| Alienate | To turn friends in enemies | Virodhi banana, dur kar dena |
| Alimony | Allowance paid to wife on legal separation | Partyakta patni kay liye varity ya jivika ya nirvah vyay |
| Ambiguous | A sentence whose meaning is unclear | Aspasht, duvidhapurn |
| Ambivalent | Having opposing feelings | Milay julay bhavvala |
| Amnesia | Loss of memory | Yadadasht kho jana, smarity lop |
| Amnesty | General pardon | Raj-kshama, kshamadaan |
| Amphibian | A land animal that breeds in water | Jal tatha sthal main rehnaywala jantu/jalthali |
| Antidote | A medicine to counteract the effect of another medicine | Vish nashak, vishharan aushdhi |
| Aphasia | Loss of speech | Awaaj bund ho jana, vachaghat |
| Apostate | One who abandons his religious faith. | Dharmtyagi, Vishvaasghati |
| Aquatic | Animals live in water. | Jalachar, Jaleeya |
| Arbitrator | A person appointed by parties to settle the disputes between them | Madhyasth, panch |
| Aristocracy | A Government by the Nobles | Abhijat varg |
| Armistice | The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed. | Youdh veeram, Sandhi |
| Arsenal | A place where weapons and ammunitions are stored | Shastragaar |
| Audiology | The study of hearing, especially hearing defects and their treatment. | Shravan vigyaan |
| Aurist | A specialist with regard to ear | Karna visheshagya |
| Autocracy | A Government by one | Tanashahi |
| Avaricious | Of a person extremely desirous of money | Lalchi |
| Bachelorhood | State of being unmarried | Kunvarapan |
| Behead | Cut off the head | Sir katna |
| Bellicose | One who is fond of fighting | Laddaku |
| Belligerents | Nations engaged in war. | Yuddhkari, Yuddhratt |
| Bibliophile | A great lover of books | Pustaka premi |
| Biennial | Happening every second year | Dvivarshik, har dusray saal honay vala |
| Bigot | One who has narrow and prejudiced religious views | Kattar, Dharmaandh |
| Bilingual | A person who speaks two languages | Dvibhashi |
| Biped | Animal having two feet. | Do per vala janwar |
| Blasphemy | Speaking disrespectfully about sacred or religious things. | Ishvar ninda |
| Bookworm | One who devotes full time in studying course books | Kitabi kidaa |
| Brigand | A bandit or robber, [esp.] One of a band living by pillage and ransom. | Dakoo, dakait |
| Bullion | Gold or Silver before using for manufacturing ornaments | Chandi sonay ki eent |
| Caducity | The infirmity of old age. | Nashavarta |
| Calligraphy | The art of beautiful hand writing. Elegant penmanship. | Sulekhan, |
| Callous | A man devoid of kind feeling and sympathy | Kathor,Nishthur |
| Cannibal | Of a man or animal that feeds on its own species | Swajatibhakshak pashu, narbhakshi |
| Celibacy | Abstinence from sex | Bhramcharya |
| Celibate | One who is unmarried | Bhramchari |
| Cemetery | A place for burial of dead bodies. | Kabrastaan |
| Centenarian | A person who is above hundred years | Shataayu |
| Centenary | Celebration of a hundredth year, once –a-century | Shatabdi, shatvarshiya utsava |
| Compatriot | Belong to same country. | Ek deshvasi, hum vatan |
| Congenital | Belonging or pertaining to an individual from birth | Janmajaat |
| Congregation | An assembly of worshippers. | Sabha, Bhakt Manadali, Dharmasangh |
| Conscription | Compulsory enlistment for military or i\other service | Sena main jabarjasti bharti karna |
| Convalescent | One who is recovering from illness | Swasthya laabhkari, swasthya laab sey sambandhit |
| Cosmology | Science of origin of universe | Bhramand vigyaan |
| Cosmopolitan | One who can make himself at home in all countries | Samast sansaar ka, sarv-vyapi |
| Cosmopolite | A citizen of the world | Aisa vyakti jisnay bahut desho ki yatra ki ho |
| Couplet | A stanza having two lines in verse. | Doha |
| Credulous | A person who readily believes whatever is told to him/her. | Sahaj vishvashi, bhola |
| Cynic | One who questions everything | Doshdarshi, nindak |
| Cytology | Study of cell | Koshika vigyaan |
| Dead letter | An unclaimed letter | Andhpatra, aprachlit kanun |
| Debar | Prevent a person from admission or a right. | Varjit karna, Rok dena |
| Declamation | Act or art of rhetorical exercise. | Bhashan, Ghoshana, Vyakhyaan |
| Delegate | To give one | Saupna, pratinidhitva karnay kay liyay bhejna |
| Dictatorship | Government carried on by an absolute ruler. | Nirankushata, Tanashahi, Dabang |
| Dipsomania | A strong desire to take liquor. | Madiraa ki latt, Sharaab ki tivra ichchha |
| Disenfranchisement | To take away some one | Vishesh vikraya adhikar ko vapas lena |
| Dotage | Extreme old age when one behaves like a child | Sathiyapa, vridhavastha ki matikshinta |
| Effeminate | Of a man showing feminine attributes | Nari jaisa purush, strain |
| Efficacious | Sure to produce desired results | Achuk, Prabhaavi |
| Elucidate | To explain something mysterious or difficult | Samjhana, spasht karna |
| Embezzlement | Misappropriation of money | Gaban |
| Emigrant | One who goes to live in a foreign country | Upravasi, pardesh main rehnay vala vyakti |
| Emissary | Q person sent on a mission.[usually official] | Doot, Guptchar, Jasoos |
| Emphasize | To lay special stress on | Mahatva dena |
| Endemic | A disease prevailing in a locality | Sthanik bimari |
| Entomology | Study of insects | Keet vidya |
| Epic | A long narrative poem | Mahakavya |
| Epicure | Somebody who has refined taste for food; somebody who loves sensual pleasure and luxury | Swaadlolup vyakti |
| Epidemic | A contagious disease which spreads over a huge area | Mahamaari |
| Epilogue | A speech given after conclusion of drama. | Upasanhaar |
| Epistle | Verse in form of a letter. | Kavya patra, Dharm patra |
| Epitaph | Inscription on a tombstone | Smarak, samadhi-lekh |
| Equestrian | A person who rides on horse-back | Ashvarohi, ghudsavar |
| Eradicate | Destroy or get rid of something completely; root out an evil or bad practice | Mita dena, unmulan karna |
| Ethnology | A study of races | Manav jaati adhyayan |
| Etiquette | Established rules of conduct; rules of acceptable behavior | Shishtachaar |
| Exile | Made to be absent for a long time from one's own country. | Desh nikaala, Nirvasan, Vanvas |
| Exonerate | Free somebody from blame or guilt | Dosh mukt karna |
| Expatriate | To send out of native country. | Pravaasi |
| Expurgate | To remove all objectionable matter. | Aapatti-jaak vishay ki Kaat-chhant karna |
| Extempore | A speech delivered without any previous preparation | Bina tayyari kay |
| Extradite | To send back the criminal to the country. | Bhagay huay videshi apradhi ko saupana, Pratyarpan karna |
| Facsimile | An exact copy | Pratikrati |
| Fanatic | A man who has too much enthusiasm for his own religion | Kattarpanthi, unmadi |
| Fastidious | A person difficult to please | Akaddu |
| Foregone | Something that has been determined beforehand | Purv nishchit |
| Foster child | Child brought by persons, Who are not his parents. | Kisi aur kay dwara poshit bachcha |
| Fratricide | The murder or murderer of brother or sister | Bhratra-hatya, swajano ki hatya/hatyara |
| Germicide | A medicine that kills germs | Roganu nashi, jivanu nashi |
| Glutton | One who eats too much | Petu, khau |
| Gratis | Without payment | Nishulk |
| Gregarious | Of animals living in flocks | Jhund main rehnayvala, milansaar |
| Gullible | One who is easily deceived | Bhola bhala |
| Harangue | A noisy and loud speech before a long gathering. | Ugra, Prabhaavshali bhashan |
| Hearse | Vehicle to carry dead bodies. | Shav vaahan |
| Homicide | Murder of a human being | Manav vadh, nar hatya |
| Honorary | A position for which no salary is paid | Sammananiya, avaitnik, bina vetan ka pud |
| Horizon | The point where the earth and sky seem to meet. | Kshitij, Seema |
| Hostility | Intense aggression or anger state of antagonism | Dushmani, durbhavana |
| Iconoclast | Breaker of art and literature. | Murti puja virodhi, Rudhigat vichaaro ka virodhi |
| Idiosyncrasy | A person's peculiar habit | Sanak, avanchhaniya adat |
| Idolatry | Worship of idols | Murti puja |
| Illicit | That is prohibited by law | Niyam ya vyavhaar virudh, gair kanuni, avaidh |
| Imitable | Which can be imitated. | Nakal honay yogya |
| Immigrant | One who lives in a foreign country | Apravasi, videsh main basnayvala |
| Impenetrable | Incapable of being penetrated. | Abhaidhya, Jisko bheda na ja sakay, Agamya |
| Imperceptible | That which cannot be noticed | Atisukshm, alakshya |
| Impervious | A person who remains unmoved and unaffected by other people's opinions, suggestions | Aprabhavit, avhedya |
| Imposter | One who assumes name or title or someone else for deceiving others. | Behrupiya, dhongi |
| Impracticable | That which cannot be practiced | Avyavharik |
| Improbable | That which is not likely to happen | Asambhavya |
| Inaccessible | Incapable of being reached. | Agamya, Pahunch sey bahar |
| Inanimate | Without life | Nirjeev, achetan |
| Inaudible | A sound that cannot be heard | Na sunaaye denay vala, ashravya |
| Indefatigable | One incapable of being tired | Athak, ashrant, na thaknay vala |
| Indefensible | That which cannot be defended | Asamarthaniya, arakshaniya |
| Indispensable | Something that is essential and cannot be dispensed with | Anivarya, jaroori |
| Inevitable | That which cannot be avoided | Nishchit, anivarya, apariharya |
| Inexcusable | Incapable of being justified. | Akshamy |
| Inexhaustible | Incapable of being tired out. | Anant |
| Inexplicable | That which cannot be explained | Duruh, jiski vyakhya na ki ja sakay |
| Inexplicit | Not definitely or clearly expressed. | Aspasht |
| Inexpressible | Incapable of being expressed in words. | Avarnaniya, Akathniya |
| Infallible | A remedy which never fails | Achuk, raambaan |
| Infanticide | The act of killing an infant | Shishuhatya |
| Infection | A disease spread by contact | Sankraman, bura asar, sankramak rog, bimari ki chhut |
| Inimitable | A method that cannot be imitated | Anokha, jiski nakal na ki ja sakay, ananukarniya |
| Insatiable | That which cannot be satisfied | Atripya, jo tript na ho sakay |
| Insurmountable | Incapable of being overcome. | Ajay, Jo praast na kiya ja sakay. |
| Interpolate | Inserting new matter in a book | Beech main dalna |
| Intervene | Anything pushed inside veins | Beech main aana, Hastakshep karna |
| Intestate | One who dies without a Will | Bina vasiyat, itchha patrahin |
| Introspection | The action of looking back on past time | Atmavishleshan |
| Invincible | That which cannot be conquered | Ajey, jisay jita na ja sakay |
| Irreconcilable | Incapable of being reconciled. | Kattar, mail na karnay wala |
| Kleptomania | An abnormal desire to steal | Chori karnay ki bimari |
| Locust | A kind of winged insect migrating in swarms and consuming vegetation. | Tiddi |
| Loquacious | A continuous talker. | Baatuni, vachaal |
| Manuscript | Handwritten book | Hastalikhit, pandulipi |
| Masochism | the tendency to derive sexual gratification from one’s own pain or humiliation | swapeedan kamukta, pidaa sukh |
| Matins | Morning prayer in Church | Pratah kaleen prarthana (church main) |
| Matricide | Killing of one’s own mother; killer of one’s own mother | Matarahatya, matrahatyara |
| Maxim | An establish principle | Neeti vachan, vachan, sookti |
| Meadow | A low level tract of uncultivated grassland | Ghas ka maidan |
| Melodrama | An extravagant comedy in which action is more salient than characterization | Sansanikhej natak, Uttejnayukt natak |
| Mercenary | One who can do anything for money | Lobhi, kairaye ka sainik |
| Mesomorph | A person whose build is powerful, Compact and muscular. | Gatheela, Hatta katta insaan |
| Meticulous | Very particular even about small details | Atisavadhan, Chhoti chhoti cheejo ka bhi dhyan rakhnay vala |
| Mobocracy | Rule by the mob | Bhidd-tantra, bhidd ka raj |
| Monarchy | A Government by a king or queen | Raj tantra |
| Muse | Goddess of learning and arts. | Prerak shakti, Dhyaan, Saraswati devi |
| Myth | Purely fictitious narrative usually involving supernatural being etc. | Pauranik katha, Jhoothi baat |
| Narcotic | Medicine which induces sleep. | Nasheeli dava, Neend laanay vali dava |
| Neologism | New word coined by an author. | Navshabd, Navnirmit shabd |
| Neophyte | One who is a newcomer | Nausikhiya, naya chela |
| Notary | Person publically authorized to draw up or attest contracts etc | Lekhya pramanak, Lekha-patra pramankari |
| Notorious | A person with an evil reputation | Badnaam, kukhyat |
| Novice | One who is new to a trade or profession | Nausikhiya, peshay dhanday main naya |
| Numismatics | Science of coins or medals | Mudra shastra |
| Nutritive | Article of food rich in nutrition. | Poshan sanbandhi |
| Obesity | Having lot of fat in one's body. | Motapa |
| Obituary | A notice of death in a newspaper. | Nidhan suchana, Mritvivaran |
| Obsolete | A thing no longer in use | Aprachlit |
| Oceanography | Study of ocean | Samundra vigyaan |
| Odontology | Study of Teeth | Dant vigyaan |
| Oligarchy | A Government by the few | Alpatantra, kul-tantra |
| Omnipotent | All-powerful; possessing complete power and authority | Sarva shaktiman |
| Omnipresent | One who is present everywhere | Sarvavyapi, sarvavyapak |
| Omniscient | A person who knows everything | Antaryaami, sarvagya |
| Omnivorous | An animal or a human being that eats any kind of food | Sarvabhakshi, sarvagrahi |
| Orator | One who makes an eloquent public speech. | Suvakta |
| Ordnance | A factory where military materials are produced. | Golabarood , yuddh samagri |
| Oriental | A person of Asian, especially East Asian, descent. | Purvi , Purv - vasi |
| Ornithology | A study of birds | Pakshivigyaan |
| Orography | Study of mountain | Parvat vigyaan, parvartiki |
| Orthography | Study of correct spelling of words | Vartani |
| Ostracize | To expel from society | Nishkasit karna, bahishkarat karna |
| Outcast | Cast out as useless. | Neervasit, Parityakt, Bahishkrut |
| Pacifist | One who believes in total abolition of war | Shantivadi |
| Paleontology | Study of fossils | Jivaashmiki |
| Pantisocracy | Government by all | Sarkaar jahaan sabko samaan adhikar aur sabki samaan jimmedari ho |
| Pantomime | A dumb show. | Mukabhinaya, bina bolay kewal sanketo dwara abhinaya |
| Parasol | A lady' s umbrella | Lady Chhatri |
| Patricide | Killing of one’s own father; killer of one’s own father | Pitrahatya, pitrahatyara |
| Patrimony | Properties inherited from one's father | Paitrak sampatti, virasat |
| Pauper | One who has no money | Kangaal, daridra |
| Pedagogy | Study of Art of teaching | Shiksha shastra |
| Pedantic | A style in which author displays his knowledge | Panditya pradarshak, panditaau |
| Pedestrian | One who goes on foot | Paidal chalnay vala, padyatri |
| Pessimist | One who looks on the dark side of things | Nirashavadi |
| Philanderer | One who enjoys by love making | Vyabhichaari |
| Philately | Study of stamp collection | Tikat sangarahan |
| Philistine | One who does not care for art, literature etc | Sanskrati vimukh, abauddhik vyakti |
| Philology | Study of words and their roots. | Bhasha shastr |
| Phobia | An extreme or irrational fear of something | Bhaya, dar |
| Phonetics, Acoustics | Study of sound. | Dhvani ka Addhyayan |
| Phrenology | Study of skull with regard to human character. | Kapaalvidhya |
| Plagiarist | One who copies from other writers | Chor lekhak |
| Polyglot | One who knows many languages | Bahubhashi |
| Posthumous | A book published after the death of its author | Marnoparant, marnoparant prakashit pustak |
| Prejudice | To form an opinion against anybody baselessly. | Purvagrah, Pakshpatpurn |
| Psephology | Systematic study of election trends | Chunav vishleshan |
| Pseudonym | To write under a different name | Chhadmanaam, dusray naam sey likhna |
| Pugnacity | Tendency to quarrel | Jhagadaalupan, kalah ki ichchha |
| Quack | One who pretends skill in medicine and surgery. | Neem hakim, Batakh ki boli |
| Quadruped | Animal having four foot. | Chaupaya, Char peir ka jaanavar |
| Quarantine | Isolation imposed on infected people. | Kinaray tak aanay jaanay ki roak, 40 din ka samay |
| Quatrain | Stanza of four lines. | Chupaal, |
| Questionnaire | Formulated series of Questions. | Prashnavali |
| Quill | A feather used as a pen. | Pankh ki kalam, Pakshi ka pankh |
| Quorum | Fixed number of person that must be present to make proceedings valid. | Nirdisht sankhya, Karyavaah sankhya |
| Redtapism | Too much official formalities | Lalphitashahi |
| Referendum | Direct decision by a general vote on the single question. | Janmat sangrah |
| Regicide | Murder of the king | Rajhatya, rajhatyara |
| Retaliate | Give tit for tat | Baadla lena, Palat kar hamla karna |
| Reticent | One who speaks less | Kam bolnay vala, mit-bhashi |
| Reticule | A lady's purse. | Batuvaa |
| Retrospective | Which takes effect from some earlier date | Bhootlakshi, purvavyapi, beetay huay samay sey laagu |
| Sacrilege | Violating the sanctity of a church | Apavitrikaran |
| Samaritan | One who helps others | Nek aadmi, musibat main madad karnay vala |
| Sanatorium | Place of good climate where invalids are kept. | Aarogya niwas, Swasthyalaya |
| Sceptic | One who is given to questioning the truth of facts and the soundness of inferences. | Avishvashi, Shakki |
| Scribble | Write hurriedly or carelessly in regard to hand writing. | Ghaseetna, Ghaseet kar lekhanay wala, Ashpasht laikh |
| Sericulture | Breeding of silkworm for silk production. | Resham ke keedo ka palan, Resham utpadan |
| Sestet | A stanza of six lines. | 6 panktiyo ki kavita, Chhand |
| Shrew | A woman with peevish nature | Jhagadaalu nari, kalahakarini |
| Simultaneous | Happening at the same time | Ek saath hua |
| Sinecure | An office with high salary but no work | Aram ki naukari, dayitvahin pad |
| Soliloquy | Speaking himself when alone | Akelay main apnay aap sey baat karna |
| Solo | A piece of music by one person. | Ekal Pradarshan, Ekal gayan ya Vadan |
| Somnambulism | Walking in sleep | Neend main chalna |
| Somniloquism | Talking in sleep | Neend main baatay karna/bolna |
| Soporific | A drug or other substance that induces sleep | Nidrajanak, alasyajanak |
| Sororicide | Killing of one's own sister. | Behan ki hatyaa |
| Spendthrift, Prodigal | A person who spends his money recklessly. | Fijul Kharchi, Kharchila |
| Stoic | One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain | Nirlipt, bhavhin |
| Teetotaler | One who does not take alcoholic drinks | Purnataya madyatyagi, sharaab na pinay vala |
| Teetotalers | One who totally abstains from alcoholic drinks. | Purntaya madhyatyagi, Jo koi nashaa na karay |
| Telltale | One who enjoy talking about others private affairs | Chugalkhor, bhed kholnay vala |
| Theist | One who believes in God | Astik, ishvarvadi |
| Transmigration | Passing of soul from one body to another after death | Dehantaran, janmantar |
| Tripod | Having three legs. | Tipaayee, teen peir wala |
| Truant | A student left school or class without permission | Bina anumati liye anupasthit |
| Truism | An often repeated truth | swayam siddh |
| Turncoat | One who changes sides | Girgit, vishvasghati |
| Twins | Two children born together. | Judva |
| Ubiquitous | Found or present everywhere. | Sarwavyaapi, Deshvyaapi |
| Unanimous | All of one mind. | Ekmat, Sarvasammat, Ekchit |
| Usurer | One who lends money at higher rate of interest | Soodkhor |
| Utopia | A state of highest perfection | Adarsh lok, Ram rajya |
| Uxoricide | Murder of wife | Patni ki hatya, patni ka hatyara |
| Valetudinarian | One who always thinks himself to be ill | Bimar, jo apnay apko hamesh bimar samajhta ho. |
| Vandal | One who damages public property | Tod phod karnay vala, satyanashi, burbar |
| Venial | A pardonable offense | Kshamya, kshma yogya apraadh |
| Ventriloquist | One who can throw his voice | Tarah tarah ki awaj nikal saknay vala, pet bola |
| Verbatim | Repetition of word by word | Laphja-b-laphja, shabdasha |
| verbose | Style full of words | Shabd-adambarpurn, |
| Vertebrate | Animals having spinal column. | Reedh dhari |
| Vesper | Evening prayer in a church | Girjaghar main sanyakaal ki prarthana |
| Veteran | Somebody who is considerably experienced in something | Anubhavi |
| Weather-cock | A cock-shaped indicator on the building top to show the direction of air. | Mausam bataanay wala yantra |
| Widower | A man whose wife has died | Vidhur |
Saturday, 29 March 2014
Vocabulary - 1
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