Knowing everything (12)
Omniscient
(Adj.) (सर्वज्ञानी) | Ex: The narrator in the story is omniscient and knows all events.
An animal or person that eats both plants and meat (3)
Omnivore
(N.) (सर्वाहारी जीव) | Ex: Humans are omnivores as they eat both vegetables and meat.
Eating both plants and meat (4)
Omnivorous
(Adj.) (सर्वाहारी) | Ex: Bears are omnivorous animals with varied diets.
That through which light cannot pass (8)
Opaque
(Adj.) (अपारदर्शी) | Ex: The glass was opaque, so nothing could be seen through it.
An extreme fear of snakes (3)
Ophidiophobia
(N.) (साँपों का डर) | Ex: His ophidiophobia made him panic at the sight of a snake.
The study of snakes (2)
Ophiology
(N.) (सांपों का अध्ययन) | Ex: Ophiology is a specialized branch of zoology.
A doctor who specializes in the diseases of the eyes (4)
Ophthalmologist
(N.) (नेत्र- विशेषज्ञ) | Ex: She consulted an ophthalmologist for her vision problem.
One who is stubborn about holding to one’s own opinions
Opinionated
(Adj.) (हठधर्मी; अपने विचारों पर दृढ़) | Ex: He is so opinionated that he rarely listens to others.
Public disgrace arising from shameful conduct
Opprobrium
(N.) (सार्वजनिक निंदा) | Ex: The scandal brought opprobrium upon the politician.
One who sees the bright side of things (8)
Optimist
(N.) (आशावादी) | Ex: As an optimist, she always expects good outcomes.
A musical composition, especially one on a large scale (2)
Opus
(N.) (कृति, संगीत रचना) | Ex: This symphony is considered his greatest opus.
A formal speech, especially one given on a ceremonial occasion
Oration
(N.) (भाषण) | Ex: The leader delivered an inspiring oration.
A proficient public speaker (4)
Orator
(N.) (कुशल वक्ता) | Ex: He is known as a powerful orator.
A piece of land or garden in which fruit trees are grown (8)
Orchard
(N.) (फलदार पेड़ों का बाग) | Ex: They own a large orchard of mango trees.
A large body of people playing various musical instruments
Orchestra
(N.) (वाद्य यंत्र बजाने वाले संगीतकारों का समूह) | Ex: The orchestra performed beautifully at the concert.
A very unpleasant or difficult experience
Ordeal
(N.) (कठिन और कष्टदायक अनुभव) | Ex: The परीक्षा was an ordeal for many students.
An opening or hole, particularly one in the body such as a nostril
Orifice
(N.) (छिद्र) | Ex: Air enters the body through the nasal orifice.
A person who studies birds (4)
Ornithologist
(N.) (पक्षी विशेषज्ञ) | Ex: The ornithologist observed rare bird species.
The scientific study of birds (3)
Ornithology
(N.) (पक्षी विज्ञान) | Ex: He pursued ornithology as a career.
The branch of geography that studies mountains and their formation
Orography
(N.) (पर्वतों का अध्ययन) | Ex: Orography explains how mountain ranges are formed.
The study of mountains
Orology
(N.) (पर्वतों का अध्ययन) | Ex: Orology focuses on the structure and origin of mountains.
A child whose parents are dead (3)
Orphan
(N.) (अनाथ) | Ex: The orphan was adopted by a kind family.
A public institution for the care and protection of children without parents (2)
Orphanage
(N.) (अनाथालय) | Ex: She volunteered at an orphanage on weekends.
Holding conventional beliefs, especially in matters of religion (2)
Orthodox
(Adj.) (रूढ़िवादी) | Ex: He follows orthodox traditions strictly.
The branch of medicine dealing with bone disorders
Orthopaedics
(N.) (हड्डियों से संबंधित चिकित्सा) | Ex: She is studying orthopaedics in medical college.
A doctor who treats bone disorders (5)
Orthopaedist
(N.) (हड्डी रोग विशेषज्ञ) | Ex: The orthopaedist treated his fractured leg.
To make or become like a bone
Ossify
(V.) (हड्डी जैसा कठोर हो जाना) | Ex: Over time, the tissue began to ossify.
A person who looks after horses at an inn
Ostler
(N.) (घोड़ों की देखभाल करने वाला) | Ex: The ostler fed and groomed the horses.
To banish or turn out of society and fellowship
Ostracise
(V.) (बहिष्कृत करना) | Ex: He was ostracised for breaking social norms.
To be more successful than someone
Outdo
(V.) (किसी से बेहतर करना) | Ex: She worked hard to outdo her competitors.
Looking or sounding bizarre, strange, or unfamiliar
Outlandish
(Adj.) (अजीब और अनोखा) | Ex: His outlandish fashion sense always grabs attention.
A person who has broken the law, especially one who remains at large or is a fugitive
Outlaw
(N.) (नियमविरोधी) | Ex: The outlaw managed to escape from the police once again.
The extent of involvement with or influence in the community
Outreach
(N.) (पहुँच) | Ex: The NGO increased its outreach to help more rural families.
The ongoing expenses of operating a business that are not directly related to production
Overhead
(N.) (संचालन खर्च) | Ex: The company reduced its overhead to increase profits.
To fail to notice something or to let a fault go unpunished
Overlook
(V.) (अनदेखी करना) | Ex: She overlooked a small mistake in the report.
To have a strong emotional effect on someone
Overwhelm
(V.) (अभिभूत करना) | Ex: The sudden success overwhelmed him with joy.
Pertaining to sheep
Ovine
(Adj.) (भेड़ से संबंधित) | Ex: The farm specializes in ovine products like wool.
The belief that war and violence are unjustified (2)
Pacifism
(N.) (शांतिवाद) | Ex: His belief in pacifism made him oppose all forms of war.
A person who opposes war or use of military force (8)
Pacifist
(N.) (शांतिवादी) | Ex: As a pacifist, she refused to support military actions.
A group of wolves; A set of 52 playing cards (2)
Pack
(N.) (भेड़ियों का झुंड; ताश की गड्डी) | Ex: A pack of wolves was seen roaming in the forest. / There are four aces in a pack of cards.
A formal agreement between two or more nations or peoples
Pact
(N.) (समझौता) | Ex: The two countries signed a pact.
A doctor who treats children’s diseases (2)
Paediatrician
(N.) (बच्चों का चिकित्सक) | Ex: The paediatrician advised regular check-ups for the child.
The study of ancient writings and scriptures
Palaeography
(N.) (प्राचीन लिपियों का अध्ययन) | Ex: She studied palaeography to understand old manuscripts.
A person who studies fossils
Palaeontologist
(N.) (जीवाश्मों का अध्ययन करने वाला) | Ex: The palaeontologist discovered a new dinosaur species.
A word that reads the same backwards as forwards
Palindrome
(N.) (ऐसा शब्द जो आगे और पीछे दोनों तरफ से एक जैसा हो) | Ex: “Madam” is a common palindrome.
Temporary relief from pain or suffering without curing the cause
Palliation
(N.) (अस्थायी राहत) | Ex: The medicine provided palliation but did not cure the disease.
Able to be felt or touched
Palpable
(Adj.) (स्पर्शनीय) | Ex: There was a palpable tension in the room.
A solution for all difficulties or diseases (16)
Panacea
(N.) (रामबाण इलाज) | Ex: There is no single panacea for all social problems.
A disease that spreads over a whole country or the whole world (3)
Pandemic
(N.) (महामारी) | Ex: The pandemic affected millions of people worldwide.
A state of wild and noisy disorder
Pandemonium
(N.) (कोलाहल) | Ex: The announcement caused pandemonium in the hall.