Excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters (5)
Garrulous
(Adj.) (बातूनी) | Ex: The garrulousman kept talking without pause.
A person who studies and works with gemstones
Gemologist
(N.) (रत्न विशेषज्ञ) | Ex: The gemologistexamined the diamond carefully.
The deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially of a particular nation or ethnic group (11)
Genocide
(N.) (नरसंहार) | Ex: The world condemned the act of genocide.
The category to which a film or series belongs
Genre
(N.) (साहित्य/फिल्म की श्रेणी) | Ex: Comedy is my favorite movie genre.
A belief that the Earth is the centre of the universe
Geocentrism
(N.) (भू-केन्द्रीय सिद्धांत) | Ex: Ancient scientists believed in geocentrismbefore new discoveries.
The scientific study of old age and the problems of elderly people (2)
Gerontology
(N.) (वृद्धावस्था का अध्ययन) | Ex: She chose gerontologyto help improve the lives of senior citizens.
An extreme fear of public speaking
Glossophobia
(N.) (सार्वजनिक भाषण का भय) | Ex: His glossophobiaprevented him from speaking on stage.
One who eats excessively
Glutton
(N.) (अत्यधिक भोजन करने वाला) | Ex: He is a gluttonwho never refuses food.
A person who analyses handwriting to determine personality
Graphologist
(N.) (हस्तलेख विशेषज्ञ) | Ex: The graphologiststudied his handwriting to assess his traits.
Living in groups; tending to associate with others of one’s kind (12)
Gregarious
(Adj.) (झुण्ड में रहनेवाला, मिलनसार) | Ex: He is a gregariousperson who enjoys social gatherings.
One who is easily deceived (8)
Gullible
(Adj.) (भोला भाला) | Ex: He is so gulliblethat he believes every rumor.
A building in which aircraft are housed (9)
Hangar
(N.) (विमानशाला) | Ex: The airplane was kept in the hangarfor maintenance.
A person who believes that pleasure is the most important thing in life (3)
Hedonist
(N.) (सुखवादी) | Ex: He lived like a true hedonist, always chasing comfort and enjoyment.
A person who steers a ship
Helmsman
(N.) (जहाज़ की पतवार संभालने वाला) | Ex: The experienced helmsmanguided the ship safely through the storm.
A belief or opinion that contradicts established religious doctrine; opinion contrary to accepted beliefs (3)
Heresy
(N.) (किसी धर्म या स्वीकृत सिद्धांतों के विपरीत राय) | Ex: In earlier times, such ideas were considered heresy.
A word that is spelt and pronounced the same as another but has a different meaning (2)
Homonym
(N.) (समलिखित और समोच्चारित भिन्नार्थक शब्द) | Ex: “Bat” (animal) and “bat” (used in cricket) are homonyms.
A large group of people (5)
Horde
(N.) (भीड़) | Ex: A hordeof fans gathered outside the stadium.
The study of time and watches
Horology
(N.) (घड़ियों और समय मापन का अध्ययन) | Ex: He developed an interest in horologyand started collecting antique clocks.
The study of growing garden plants (7)
Horticulture
(N.) (उद्यान-विज्ञान) | Ex: She pursued a degree in horticulture to learn about plant cultivation.
A person who imagines illness or is abnormally anxious about health (7)
Hypochondriac
(N.) (रोगभ्रमी) | Ex: He visited the doctor every week, behaving like a hypochondriac despite being healthy.
The practice of pretending to have virtues or beliefs one does not actually possess (2)
Hypocrisy
(N.) (पाखंड) | Ex: His hypocrisy was evident when he advised honesty but often lied himself.
A person who pretends to be what they are not (9)
Hypocrite
(N.) (पाखंडी) | Ex: Don’t be a hypocrite by judging others for the same mistakes you make.
A person who attacks or criticizes cherished beliefs or institutions (12)
Iconoclast
(N.) (स्थापित मान्यताओं का विरोधी) | Ex: The reformer was seen as an iconoclast for challenging outdated traditions.
Difficult or impossible to read (15)
Illegible
(Adj.) (अपठनीय) | Ex: His handwriting was so illegible that no one could understand it.
Unable to read or write (8)
Illiterate
(Adj.) (अनपढ़) | Ex: Many adults in the village are still illiterate.
The act of passing or coming into a new habitat or country
Immigration
(N.) (किसी नए देश में बसने के लिए आना) | Ex: Immigration policies vary from country to country.
To harass someone persistently to do something
Importune
(V.) (बार-बार आग्रह करके परेशान करना) | Ex: She continued to importune her parents for a new phone.
A person who dishonestly pretends to be someone else in order to deceive (6)
Impostor
(N.) (ढोंगी; खुद को कोई और बताकर धोखा देने वाला) | Ex: The impostor tricked everyone by posing as a doctor.
Made or done without previous preparation (2)
Impromptu
(Adj.) (बिना तैयारी के) | Ex: He gave an impromptu speech that impressed the audience.
Unable to be corrected or reformed (15)
Incorrigible
(Adj.) (असंशोधनीय; जो कभी न सुधर सके) | Ex: The incorrigible child refused to follow any rules.
That which cannot be expressed in words (4)
Ineffable
(Adj.) (अवर्णनीय) | Ex: She felt an ineffable joy on hearing the good news.
One who cannot make mistakes (12)
Infallible
(Adj.) (अचूक) | Ex: No human is infallible; everyone makes mistakes.
One who is unable to pay debts (6)
Insolvent
(Adj.) (दिवालिया) | Ex: The company became insolvent after huge losses.
The act of burying a dead person (2)
Interment
(N.) (दफ़न) | Ex: The interment took place in the village cemetery.
That which cannot be called back or reversed (7)
Irrevocable
(Adj.) (जिसे बदला न जा सके) | Ex: The decision was irrevocable once it was signed.
A person who rides in horse races, especially as a profession (5)
Jockey
(N.) (घुड़दौड़ का घुड़सवार) | Ex: The jockey skillfully guided the horse to victory.
A military group that rules a country after taking power by force (2)
Junta
(N.) (सैन्य शासकों का समूह) | Ex: The country was governed by a junta after the coup.
To place things side by side for comparison or contrast (3)
Juxtapose
(V.) (समीप रखकर तुलना करना) | Ex: The artist juxtaposed light and dark colors to create contrast.
The philosophy that human knowledge is limited by the mind’s capacity, preventing us from knowing things as they truly are (2)
Kantianism
(N.) (कांट के दार्शनिक विचार) | Ex: Kantianism explores the limits of human perception and knowledge.
A government by rulers who exploit public resources for personal gain
Kleptocracy
(N.) (लूट-तंत्र) | Ex: The nation suffered under a corrupt kleptocracy.
A mental condition where a person feels an uncontrollable urge to steal (8)
Kleptomania
(N.) (चोरी करने की मानसिक बीमारी) | Ex: Kleptomania is a serious psychological disorder.
One who has a persistent neurotic impulse to steal (3)
Kleptomaniac
(N.) (चोरी करने की बीमारी से पीड़ित व्यक्ति) | Ex: The doctor diagnosed him as a kleptomaniac.
The sound of the funeral bell (2)
Knell
(N.) (शोक सूचक घंटे की ध्वनि) | Ex: The knell echoed through the silent village.
A saltwater lake separated from the sea by rocks and sand
Lagoon
(N.) (समुद्री झील) | Ex: The lagoon had clear blue water.
The person who cuts, polishes, and engraves precious stones
Lapidist
(N.) (रत्न काटने/तराशने वाला) | Ex: The lapidist engraved intricate designs on the jewel.
A place where clothes are washed and pressed
Laundry
(N.) (धोबीघाट) | Ex: He took his clothes to the laundry for cleaning.
A person who collects or studies butterflies
Lepidopterist
(N.) (तितली विशेषज्ञ) | Ex: The lepidopterist spent years studying rare species.
A person who writes and edits dictionaries (12)
Lexicographer
(N.) (शब्दकोश निर्माता) | Ex: The lexicographer worked on compiling new words.
A place where books and other materials are kept for reading or borrowing
Library
(N.) (पुस्तकालय) | Ex: She borrowed a novel from the library.