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Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 5 and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 6 and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 7 and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 8 Review of the Vowels
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 9 and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 10 , , and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 11Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 12Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 13Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 14Consonants , and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 15Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 16Consonants , and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 17Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 18Consonants , and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 19Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 20Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 21Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 22Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 23Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 24Consonants and
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 25Review of Consonants
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 26
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 27

 Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 28

Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 28b-
Learning the Hindi Letters Lesson 29-Reading Simple Sentences

Anar ( )
-Pomegranate

Achkan ( ) Coat

Aam ( ) -Mango

aa
Aadmi
Man

( )

Imali ( )
-Tamarind

Iktara ( ) - a
stringed musical
instrument

iikh () -Sugarcane

ii
iid () Id/Eid (a
festival)

Ullu
( ) -Owl

Upahar
() - Gift

Uunth

uu

() -Camel

Uun
() Wool

Rishabh
( ) -Bull

ri

Rishi
() Seer/saint

Ek
( ) One

i
Edi
() - Heel

Ainak

ai

() Spectacles

Airaavat

() a legendary
white elephant

Onth

() Lips
Okhali
() - Mortar

Aurat

au

() - Woman

Aushad
() Medicine

Angur

am

( ) Grapes

Anda

() - Egg

ah

No words

 ka

Kabootar
( ) Pigeon

Kamal ()
Lotus

kh
a

Khargosh ()
- Rabbit

Khana () Food

ga

Gamla
( ) Garden
pot/Flower pot

Garam ()
Hot

gha

Ghar ()
- House

Ghada () Pitcher

ng
a
cha

no words

Charkha ( )
Spinning wheel

Chana ()
Gram

cha

Chatari ()
Umbrella

Chat () Roof

ja

Jahaj ( ) Plane

Jal () Water

jha

Jhanda ()
- Flag

Jhaaduu ( )
Broom

 nia
ta

no words

Tamatar
( ) Tomato

Tata () Bye

tha

Thathera ( )
Blacksmith

Thag () Cheat

da

Damaru ( )
Pellet Drum

Dar () Fear

 dha

Dhakkan ()
- Lid

Dhapali ()
Tambourine

nna
ta

Baann () Arrow

Taraajoo
( ) weighing
scale

Tarbooj ()
Water Melon

tha

Tharmas ()
Vaccum Flask

Thaali () Plate

 da

Davaat ( ) - Ink
pot
Darwaaja ()
Door

dha

Dhanush ()
- Bow

Dhan () Wealth

na

Nal ( ) - Tap

pa

Patang () Kite

Papita ()
Papaya

 ph
a
ba

Phal ()
Fruit

Fasal () Crop

Batakh ( ) Duck

Button ()
Button

bha

Bhaloo () Bear

Bhavan ()
House

ma

Machali ( ) Fish

Matar () Peas

ya

Yeti
( ) Himalayan
Snowman

Yah () This

ra

Rath () Chariot

Rassi () Rope

la

Ladka ( ) - Boy

Lattu ( )
Top (spinning top)

va

Van () Forest

Vatan ()
Country

sha

Sharbat
( ) Syrup/Squash

Shareefa
()
Custard Apple

shha

Shhatkon
() hexagon

Dhanushh ()
Bow

 sa

Sabji
( ) - Vegetable

Sarouta
() Nutcracker

ha

Harinn
() Deer

Haathi
() Elephant

ksha

Kaksha
( ) - Class

Kshamaa
() forgiveness
/ pardon

tra

Patr
() Letter

Putr
( ) Son

 jna

Jnaan
( ) - Knowledge

Yajna
() a religious
offering

shr

Shreeman
() Mr.
Mister/Sir

Shreemati
()
Mrs./Madam

Previous Lessons in this series:

Lesson 1 and
Lesson 2 and
Lesson 3 and
Lesson 4
Lesson 5 and
Lesson 6 and
Lesson 7 and
Lesson 8 Review of Vowels
Lesson 9 and
Lesson 10 , , and
Lesson 11 and
Lesson 12 and
Lesson 13 and
Lesson 14 , and
Lesson 15 and
Lesson 16 , and
Lesson 17 and
Lesson 18 , and
Lesson 19 and
Lesson 20 and
Lesson 21 and
Lesson 22 and
Lesson 23 and
Lesson 24 and
Lesson 8 Review of Vowels

Words with vowels
Come (verb root,informal), clear sighted

 + = I (letter), came (feminine)

+ = came (plural)
+ = come

Here are some words where the initial form of the vowel is used. It does not have any medial or final
forms.
(ajgar)

boa/ python

(amras)

mango juice

(achkan)

coat

(ab)

now

(amar)

immortal

(aman)

peace

(asar)

effect/result/impact

 (akad)

perkiness

(agar)

if/provided/suppose

(alag)

separate

Here are some words where the initial form of the vowel is used. The medial or final form of this
vowel is .
Initial Forms:
(aa)

Come (informal)

(aap)

You (formal)

(aam)

Mango

(aag)

Fire

(aaj)

Today

(aath)

Eight

(aaye)

Came

(aasan)

Seat/chair

(aadat)

Habit

(aaraam)

Rest

Here are some words where the initial form is used. The medial or final form of the vowel is .
Medial or Final Forms:
(kaan)

Ear

(chaar)

Four

 (anar)

Pomegranate

(naam)

Name

(taara)

Star

(haath)

Hand

(naak)

Nose

(jaal)

Net

(raaja)

King

(naav)

Boat

(shaam)

Evening

(khaana)

Food

Here are some words where the initial form is used. The medial or final form of the vowel is .
Medial or Final Forms:
(taala)

Lock

(Baadal)

Cloud

(gaajar)

Carrot

(baag)

Garden/orchard

(baaja)

Instrument/organ

(chaaval/chaawal)

Rice

(jaala)

Cobweb/film

(achaar)

Pickle

(maala)

Chain/necklace

(dal/daal)

Lentil

(yaad)

memory

(ghaas)

Grass

 (maatha)

Forehead

(Bus aayi) Bus Came

(rajat ab idhar aa)| Rajat now come here.
(Bus aa gaee) | Bus arrived.
(Bus par chadh) | Climb on the bus.
(ab utar) | Now get down.
(ghar chal) | Walk home.
(sadak par idhar udhar na chal) | Dont walk here and there on the road.
(sadak par ek taraf chal) | Walk on one side on the road.