by Wordpandit | Jul 25, 2012 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Indigent: Indigent bole to india ke janta, gareeb and bina paise ke! Meanings of Indigent: 1. Experiencing want or need; impoverished. 2. Archaic Lacking or deficient. Pronunciation: in-di-juhnt Want to explore more Hinglish Words? Indignation...
by Wordpandit | Jul 23, 2012 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Kismet: Kismet bole to kismat, hindi aur English mein kism‘e/a’t same hi rehti hai: hathon ki lakeroon ka khel hai ab akhir, kiu? Meaning’s of Kismet: 1. Fate; fortune. Pronunciation: kiz-mit, -met, kis Want to explore more Hinglish Words?...
by Wordpandit | Jul 20, 2012 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Subjoin: Subjoin bole to sub join karo, end mein! Line ke end mein add hone, right at the end! Meanings of Agnostic: 1. To add at the end; append. Pronunciation: suhb-join Want to explore more Hinglish Words? Kismet Indigent Indignation...
by Wordpandit | Jul 19, 2012 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Fractious: Rakshas jaisa temperament ho tum Fractious ho! Fractious hona matlab thoda cranky aur unruly hona, jab tum kissi ki sunte nahi. Meaning of Fractious: 1. Inclined to make trouble; unruly. 2. Having a peevish nature; cranky. Pronunciation:...
by Wordpandit | Jul 18, 2012 | Subject Vocabulary |
‘Phile’ is an interesting word root (which is used as suffix and prefix as well). This root is super-interesting, for it is one which is based on ‘love’ and talks only of ‘love’. Well, love is one thing that fascinates mankind and you would be surprised that we have...
