In a very loud manner
Fortissimo
(Adv.) (बहुत ऊँची आवाज़ में) | Ex: The orchestra played fortissimo during the climax.
The quality of being easily broken or damaged
Fragility
(N.) (नाज़ुकता) | Ex: The fragility of the glass made it hard to transport.
Having a pleasant smell
Fragrant
(Adj.) (सुगंधित) | Ex: The garden was filled with fragrant flowers.
A poem composed without any particular metrical pattern
Free Verse
(N.) (मुक्त छंद) | Ex: The poet preferred writing in free verse for creative freedom.
A mass of small bubbles on the top of a liquid
Froth
(N.) (झाग) | Ex: The coffee had a thick layer of froth on top.
To express vehement protest
Fulminate
(V.) (कड़ी निंदा करना) | Ex: The leader fulminated against the unjust policy.
To talk a lot about unimportant things
Gab
(V.) (बेकार की बातें करना) | Ex: They sat in the café and gabbled for hours about trivial matters.
A device used for strangling, typically a wire or cord
Garrotte
(N.) (गला घोंटने का यंत्र) | Ex: The criminal used a garrotte to carry out the attack.
Willing to give more than usual or expected
Generous
(Adj.) (उदार) | Ex: She is generous with both her time and money.
Relating to or involving old people
Geriatric
(Adj.) (वृद्धावस्था संबंधी) | Ex: The hospital has a special geriatric care unit.
An agent that destroys germs
Germicide
(N.) (रोगाणुनाशक) | Ex: The cleaner contains a powerful germicide.
To speak quickly in a way that cannot be understood
Gibber
(V.) (जल्दी-जल्दी बड़बड़ाना) | Ex: He began to gibber in fear during the storm.
Extremely large
Gigantic
(Adj.) (विशालकाय) | Ex: They built a gigantic statue in the city square.
A person who travels widely around the world
Globetrotter
(N.) (घुमक्कड़; विश्व यात्री) | Ex: As a globetrotter, she has visited more than 30 countries.
To engage in casual conversation or rumors about others
Gossip
(V.) (गपशप करना) | Ex: They often gossip about their colleagues during breaks.
The act of speaking or writing in an exaggerated, bombastic, or pompous manner to impress others
Grandiloquence
(N.) (आडंबरपूर्ण भाषा) | Ex: His speech was full of grandiloquence but lacked substance.
An informal way of spreading information or rumours through conversation
Grapevine
(N.) (अफ़वाह का माध्यम) | Ex: I heard through the grapevine that he got promoted.
A place where the remains of dead people are buried
Graveyard
(N.) (कब्रिस्तान) | Ex: The old graveyard was silent and eerie at night.
A small growth of trees without underbrush
Grove
(N.) (उपवन) | Ex: They rested in a shady grove of mango trees.
Tiring and demanding
Gruelling
(Adj.) (थकाऊ) | Ex: The athletes went through a gruelling training session.
A loud and boisterous laugh, often one that is unrestrained or hearty
Guffaw
(N.) (जोरदार हँसी) | Ex: His joke triggered a loud guffaw from the audience.
An artful or simulated semblance
Guise
(N.) (वेश) | Ex: He entered the party in the guise of a waiter.
To deceive or trick someone
Gull
(V.) (धोखा देना) | Ex: The con artist gulled innocent people easily.
Happy and carefree
Halcyon
(Adj.) (सुखद और तनाव मुक्त) | Ex: She often reminisces about her halcyon childhood days.
A book that gives instructions about a particular tool or machine
Handbook
(N.) (विवरण पुस्तिका) | Ex: The handbook explains how to operate the device safely.
Extremely strong, strict, or intense
Hard-core
(Adj.) (कट्टर; बेहद कठोर) | Ex: He is a hard-core supporter of the team.
An opening or door in a floor, roof, or aircraft
Hatch
(N.) (ढक्कननुमा द्वार) | Ex: The pilot checked the hatch before takeoff.
Arrogantly superior and disdainful
Haughty
(Adj.) (घमंडी) | Ex: She gave a haughty reply to the question.
A place that provides refuge
Haven
(N.) (आश्रय स्थल) | Ex: The shelter became a haven for the homeless.
The belief that pleasure is the most important thing in life
Hedonism
(N.) (सुखवाद) | Ex: His lifestyle reflected pure hedonism.
Controlled or dominated by one’s wife (3)
Henpecked
(Adj.) (जोरू का गुलाम) | Ex: He is often teased for being henpecked.
Property that descends to an heir (2)
Heritage
(N.) (विरासत) | Ex: Cultural heritage should be preserved for future generations.
The study of tissues
Histology
(N.) (ऊतक विज्ञान) | Ex: Histology helps doctors understand tissue structure.
A person who studies and writes about the past
Historian
(N.) (इतिहासकार) | Ex: The historian wrote a detailed account of the war.
Inclined to kill a person
Homicidal
(Adj.) (हत्या की प्रवृत्ति वाला) | Ex: The suspect showed homicidal tendencies.
A form of government by the military
Hoplarchy
(N.) (सैनिकों द्वारा शासन) | Ex: The country briefly fell under a hoplarchy after the coup.
The central part of a wheel
Hub
(N.) (पहिये का मध्य भाग) | Ex: The wheel rotates around the hub.
A person with an abnormally curved spine causing a rounded upper back
Hunchback
(N.) (कुबड़ा) | Ex: The story featured a lonely hunchback living in the tower.
The branch of science dealing with liquids in motion and their mechanical applications (3)
Hydraulics
(N.) (द्रव यांत्रिकी) | Ex: Hydraulics is used in machines like cranes and hydraulic lifts.
The condition of being overly sensitive to sounds
Hyperacusis
(N.) (ध्वनि अतिसंवेदनशीलता) | Ex: People with hyperacusis may find normal sounds painfully loud.
Using exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
Hyperbolic
(Adj.) (अतिशयोक्तिपूर्ण) | Ex: His hyperbolic statements made the story sound unrealistic.
The practice of marrying someone of higher social status
Hypergamy
(N.) (उच्च वर्ग में विवाह) | Ex: In some societies, hypergamy is considered socially advantageous.
An abnormally low body temperature
Hypothermia
(N.) (अल्प तपावस्था) | Ex: The hiker suffered from hypothermia after being stranded in the snow.
In the same source as previously mentioned
Ibid
(Adv.) (उसी स्रोत में) | Ex: The author cited the reference again using ibid.
Public shame and loss of honour
Ignominy
(N.) (बदनामी) | Ex: The scandal brought ignominy to the entire organization.