by Wordpandit | Oct 14, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Hinglish Mnemonic tip for Halting: HAULI-HAULI TANG Snail ki taranh slow-slow ruk ruk ke chalne ko halting bolte hain! Something more about ‘Halting’ The word halting means to cause to stop temporarily or permanently. Its origin dates back to 1375-1425 AD. Meanings of...
by Wordpandit | Oct 13, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Haphazard: Hai sab hazard! Jab sab ultapulta ho, Splashed around ho, usko haphazard boltehain! Something more about ‘Haphazard’ The word haphazard is a combination of two words hap + hazard. The word ‘hap’ means luck or chance and the word ‘hazard’...
by Wordpandit | Oct 12, 2015 | Hinglish-Mnemonic Aids |
Mnemonic tip for Harbor: HAR-BAR! Har bar agar wohi thoughts sochte rahe to tumne woh thoughts apne andar harbor kar liye! Something more about ‘Harbor’ Harbor is a part of body of water which is deep enough to anchor a ship(as a noun) or to keep hold of something(as...
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...
by Wordpandit | Aug 9, 2012 | Hinglish-Youtube Vocab |
This is an innocent example of blackmail, one where the intentions are rather cute than malicious. Such blackmail, to obtain some ‘hush money’ does no harm to anyone. But this is not the case always. You can end up at the wrong side of the bargain a number of times....
