One who enters someone’s land or property without permission (2)
Trespasser
(N.) (अनधिकार प्रवेश करने वाला) | Ex: The guard warned the trespasser to leave immediately.
A stream flowing into a larger river
Tributary
(N.) (सहायक नदी) | Ex: This small stream is a tributary of the Ganges.
Happening every three years (3)
Triennial
(Adj.) (त्रैवार्षिक) | Ex: The festival is a triennial event.
A set of three related works by the same author (2)
Trilogy
(N.) (तीन रचनाओं का सेट) | Ex: The author’s trilogy became very popular.
A stand having three legs
Tripod
(N.) (तिपाई, तीन पैरों वाला) | Ex: The camera was fixed on a tripod.
A group of three powerful people
Triumvirate
(N.) (तीन शक्तिशाली/व्यक्तियों का गठबंधन) | Ex: The company was led by a triumvirate of directors.
Of little importance, value, or significance (2)
Trivial
(Adj.) (तुच्छ, मामूली) | Ex: Don’t worry about such trivial matters.
An object awarded as a prize for victory or success (2)
Trophy
(N.) (विजय के प्रतीक के रूप में दी गई वस्तु) | Ex: The team proudly displayed their trophy.
A group of performers, especially dancers or acrobats
Troupe
(N.) (मण्डली) | Ex: The dance troupe performed brilliantly.
The clothes, linen, and other belongings collected by a bride for her marriage
Trousseau
(N.) (दुल्हन का दहेज; विवाह सामग्री) | Ex: She prepared her trousseau carefully before the wedding.
A student who absents himself from school without permission (4)
Truant
(N.) (बिना अनुमति स्कूल से अनुपस्थित छात्र) | Ex: The teacher punished the truant for skipping classes.
An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting for a certain period (2)
Truce
(N.) (युद्धविराम संधि) | Ex: The two countries agreed to a temporary truce.
Defiantly aggressive
Truculent
(Adj.) (लड़ाकू) | Ex: His truculent behavior led to constant conflicts.
An obviously true or hackneyed statement
Truism
(N.) (सामान्य सत्य) | Ex: “Time heals all wounds” is a common truism.
The sound made by an elephant (3)
Trumpet
(N.) (हाथी की आवाज, चिंघाड़) | Ex: We heard the loud trumpet of an elephant in the forest.
An extreme fear of clusters of small holes or bumps
Trypophobia
(N.) (छोटे छेदों का डर) | Ex: People with trypophobia feel uneasy when seeing honeycombs.
An extremely large wave in the sea caused by an earthquake
Tsunami
(N.) (भूकंप तरंग) | Ex: The coastal area was devastated by a tsunami.
A sudden and violent upheaval or disturbance
Turbulence
(N.) (उथल-पुथल) | Ex: The country faced political turbulence during the crisis.
One who switches to an opposing party (4)
Turncoat
(N.) (दलबदलू) | Ex: He was labeled a turncoat after changing sides.
Protection of or authority over someone
Tutelage
(N.) (संरक्षण) | Ex: The child grew up under the tutelage of his grandparents.
A person who is extremely rich
Tycoon
(N.) (उद्योगपति) | Ex: He became a business tycoon at a young age.
A cruel and oppressive ruler
Tyrant
(N.) (तानाशाह) | Ex: The people revolted against the tyrant.
One who is new to a profession or activity
Tyro
(N.) (नौसिखिया) | Ex: As a tyro, he still has much to learn.
In a manner fully agreed upon by all (2)
Unanimously
(Adv.) (सर्वसम्मति से) | Ex: The decision was unanimously approved.
A mythological animal with one horn on its forehead
Unicorn
(N.) (एक सींग वाला घोड़े जैसा काल्पनिक पशु) | Ex: The story featured a magical unicorn.
Not having knowledge or experience of a particular subject or activity
Uninitiated
(Adj.) (नौसिखिया) | Ex: The instructions were confusing for the uninitiated.
Found all over the world (4)
Universal
(Adj.) (सार्वभौमिक) | Ex: Music is a universal language.
Something never done or known before
Unprecedented
(Adj.) (अभूतपूर्व; पहले कभी न हुआ) | Ex: The event marked an unprecedented achievement.
Having no moral principles
Unscrupulous
(Adj.) (अनैतिक) | Ex: The unscrupulous businessman cheated his customers.
Not yet used or developed
Untapped
(Adj.) (अभी तक उपयोग न किया गया) | Ex: The region has vast untapped resources.
Difficult to handle or manage due to size or weight
Unwieldy
(Adj.) (संभालने में कठिन) | Ex: The box was too unwieldy to carry alone.
To improve skills to match new demands
Upskill
(V.) (कौशल बढ़ाना) | Ex: Employees must upskill to stay competitive.
A rapid or sudden rise
Upsurge
(N.) (अचानक वृद्धि) | Ex: There was an upsurge in demand for online courses.
The upward force that a fluid exerts on a body floating in it
Upthrust
(N.) (तरल में तैरते हुए चीज़ पर ऊपर की ओर का बल) | Ex: The upthrust keeps ships afloat on water.
A large vase that usually has a pedestal or feet
Urn
(N.) (कलश) | Ex: The ashes were kept in an urn.
A person who shows people to their seats
Usher
(N.) (प्रवेश कराने वाला) | Ex: The usher guided us to our seats in the hall.
One who lends money at unreasonably high interest (6)
Usurer
(N.) (सूदखोर) | Ex: The villagers avoided borrowing from the usurer.
The practice of lending money at unreasonably high interest
Usury
(N.) (सूदखोरी) | Ex: Usury is illegal in many countries.
The quality of being useful
Utility
(N.) (उपयोगिता) | Ex: This tool has great utility in daily life.
An imagined perfect society where everything is ideal (20)
Utopia
(N.) (आदर्श काल्पनिक समाज) | Ex: Many philosophers have described a utopia in their writings.
Excessively fond of or submissive to one’s wife
Uxorious
(Adj.) (जोरू का गुलाम) | Ex: He is so uxorious that he agrees with everything his wife says.
To waver between different opinions or actions
Vacillate
(V.) (निश्चय न कर पाना) | Ex: He tends to vacillate when making important decisions.
One who wanders from place to place without a settled home (2)
Vagabond
(N.) (खानाबदोश) | Ex: The vagabond traveled across the country without a fixed destination.
A person who wanders from place to place without a home or job
Vagrant
(N.) (बेघर आवारा) | Ex: The city provided shelter for the vagrant during winter.
Having or showing an excessively high opinion of one’s appearance, abilities, or worth
Vain
(Adj.) (अहंकारी) | Ex: He is too vain about his looks.
A person who is unduly anxious about their health
Valetudinarian
(N.) (बीमारी की अत्यधिक चिंता करने वाला) | Ex: As a valetudinarian, she constantly worried about minor symptoms.
A low area of land between hills
Valley
(N.) (घाटी) | Ex: The village lies in a beautiful valley.
One who deliberately damages public property (2)
Vandal
(N.) (तोड़-फोड़ करने वाला) | Ex: The vandals were caught damaging the park benches.
The killing of a prophet (2)
Vaticide
(N.) (पैगंबर की हत्या) | Ex: The story revolved around the tragic vaticide of a revered leader.