26 нояб. 2023 г. · Tera is second person pronoun and uska/uski is third person pronoun. Kitab is a feminine noun, so you should use 'uski' instead of Tera. It is hard to remember or find the masculine or feminine character of ... की vs. का vs. के : r/Hindi - Reddit r/Hindi on Reddit: This really got me interested, how does gender ... Is книга always feminine? : r/russian - Reddit Другие результаты с сайта www.reddit.com

21 сент. 2019 г. · Ex. Meri kitab kho gayi. Here, Kitab is feminine since word before it (meri) ends with 'i' sound and is a feminine pronoun.

4 дек. 2016 г. · Originally Answered: Why does Hindi accord gender to things, like Gaadi, Pusthak, Kitab etc.? ... Book” are females is that “Pustak” is female. How do you determine whether to use the masculine or feminine ... In Hindi, for the word kiya, diya, and liya, is this the general form for ... feminine gender to non living things in the Hindi language? - Quora What is the meaning of Kitab? - Quora Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

किताब {feminine} ; book · पुस्तक, पोथी, ग्रंथ) ; tome · पुस्तक, जिल्द) ; volume · पोथी, जिल्द).

Lesson 4: Genders in Hindi. Hindi Verbs - Part 1. ... Some words ending with consonants: दोस्त (dost) = friend (masculine) किताब (kitaab) = book (feminine) औरत (aurat) ...

28 дек. 2012 г. · ... feminine or masculine gender. Those nouns which usually end in ई ... Book, किताब, Kitaab, feminine. Bottle, बोतल, Bottle, feminine.

bok [masculine-feminine], bok [masculine], album [neuter]… और देखें. کتاب, ایک ایسی کتاب جس کے اندر کے صفحات پر ایک ہی طرح کی چیزیں چسپاں ہوں۔, درج ...

List of Masculine and Feminine Gender in Hindi and English (स्त्रीलिंग-पुर्ल्लिंग) ; bachelor, कुंवारा, spinster, कुंवारी ; beau, बांका,रंगीला, belle, सुन्दरी, रंगीली.

List of Masculine and Feminine Gender in Hindi and English (स्त्रीलिंग-पुर्ल्लिंग) ; count, कुलीन पुरुष, countess ; duke, राजकुमार, duchess ; emperor, महाराजा, empress ; enchanter ...

21 дек. 2022 г. · There are only two genders in Hindi - Masculine and Feminine. Lifeless things are either masculine or feminine. Practice must determine their gender.