by Wordpandit | Oct 10, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Hinglish Mnemonic tip for Fructify: Fructify: Fruit ka fayda! Fruit jo fayda dene lag jaye, fruitful ho jaye, woh fructify ho jaate hai! Something more about ‘Fructify’ Meanings of Fructify: 1. bear fruit 2. to make fruitful 3. to render productive Pronunciation:...
by Wordpandit | Oct 10, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Foster: Foster Beer! Zyada foster peelo to kis cheez ki growth hoti hai? drunken thoughts foster hote hain! Meanings of Foster: 1. to encourage the growth and development of an idea 2. to bring up or rear a child 3. to care for and nurture....
by Wordpandit | Oct 9, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Hinglish Mnemonic tip for Frugal: Free vich no GALAN! ab jisko free mein kuch karne ki aadat na ho aur waste spending avoid kare woh frugal hai! Something more about ‘Frugal’ Meanings of Frugal: 1. economical in expenditure 2. prudence in avoiding wastage 3....
by Wordpandit | Oct 9, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Abscission: Abscission: Ab scissors on hai! Yeh act hai kissi cheez ko katne ka, suddenly, bole to scissors chalu in full flow! Something more about ‘Abscission’ Just remember one simple example (though a little gruesome): if any part of your body...
by Wordpandit | Oct 8, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Something more about ‘Captious’ ‘Cautious Captain’, this is the perfect Caption for the word Captious. A captious person is one who constantly finds faults with others, who does not allow others to operate and creates problems for others. If a ship has such a captain,...
by Wordpandit | Oct 8, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Something more about ‘Harakiri’ ‘HARE-ram-yeh-kya-KARI-bethi-tum’ Something a Gujrati might say when she sees someone who has committed suicide! *(a rough approximation at best) Hara-kiri was a practice in ancient Japan, where a warrior killed himself, when he was...
