English Hindi Dictionary

A couple of ( ) (Adj.
) - (kuchh)
A couple of months later I was going home one night in a nasty
drunken condition. A couple of people have asked if Philip
Seymour Hoffman is in the play.
A couple of people?' said Harry hoarsely to Hermione.
A good deal ) (Adv.) - (bahut)

(
A good deal of clothing with the stamp of Marx and Co.
A good deal of experience a more lengthened observation is
wanting on the subject. And he walks a good deal.
A great deal ( ) (Adv.) -

(bahut) And a great deal? whispered
Levin.
And I have a great deal of space for memory at Lowick,
haven't I? She smiled. At home Yegorushka had heard a great
deal of the Countess Dranitsky, too.
Abandon () (N.) - (laparavahi, laaparavahee,

laparawahi) 'Abandon': Magical Mystery Tour
'The Days of Abandonment': Il
Divorzio 'The Folly of Empire':
Mission Abandoned
Abbreviated () (Adj.) -
(sankshipt) Abbreviated address
Abbreviated form
How Should Microphone be Abbreviated?
Ability () (N.) - (kshamata, kshamataa)

'Born Twice': An Unusual Novel Challenges Common
Responses to Disability 'Caviar': A Bottom Feeder's Rise to
Respectability
'The Female Thing: Dirt, Sex, Envy, Vulnerability'
Aboriginal () (N.) - (aadivasi, aadivaasee,

aadiwasi) Aboriginal culture
Aboriginal
tribe
Aboriginal
tribes
shabdkosh.raftaar.in (1)
Academy ( ) (N.) - (akadami, akaadamee)
'Academy X,' by Andrew Trees: Gossip Girls
and Guys 'The Flamenco Academy,' by Sarah
Bird: Flamenco for 3
Deolali Army camp, Maharashtra police academy were on hit list
Accepted ( ) (Adj.) - (svikriti, sveekriti,

swikriti) Acceptance (accepted bills)
Accepted as
authentic
Accepted as
correct
Accessible ( ) (Adj.) -
(upalabdh) Accessible locality
Accessible place
Cottard bowed of being directly accessible to all.
Accessory ( ) (N.) - (sahayogi,

sahayogee) Accessory advertising
Accessory
apparatus
Accessory
factors
Accident () (N.) - (hadasa,

haadasaa) 'Accidents in the Home': Literary
and Extramarital Bliss 'The Accidental
Connoisseur': The Reign of Terroir
'The Accidental Empire: Israel and the Birth of the Settlements, 1967-1977,' by
Gershom Gorenberg: Colonial Drift
Accommodation ( ) (N.) - - (nivas-sthan, nivaas-sthan, niwas-

sthan) Accommodation and conveyance of traffic
Accommodation
as an
Accommodation
bill
Accompaniment () (N.) - (sath,

saath) Accompaniments
I play his accompaniments in the evening.
It points also to an orthodox burial with proper accompaniment of medical certificate
and official sanction.
Accomplished () (Adj.) -
(sanpann) Accomplished fact
And rites were all accomplished,
But I repeat, it's an accomplished fact.
According to ( /) (Adj.) - (ke anusar, ke

anusaar) "The World According to Garp"
'According to the Rolling Stones': Please Allow Us to
Introduce Ourselves 'By the Hand of Mormon': The Gospel
According to Joseph Smith
Accuracy () (N.) - (vishuddhata, vishuddhataa,

wishuddhata)
Smart Electric Meters Draw Complaints of
Inaccuracy Smart Meters Draw Complaints
of Inaccuracy Accuracy of statement
Accused ( ) (N.) - (doshi, doshee)

'30 Rock' and 5 More Shows Accused of Stealing From
Other Shows 11 Malegaon blast accused to be
charged under MCOCA
1993 blast case accused remanded to judicial custody
Across the board ( ) (Adj.) -

(sabhi, sabhee) Across the board cut
Across the board increase
White always plays first in chess, said Ron, peering across the
board.
Act upon ( ) (V.) - (prabhav dalana, prabhaav daalanaa,

prabhaw dalana) I can't deny that I act upon what I heard from him.
Actress ( ) (N.) - (abhinetri,

abhinetree) 'Actress in the House': A
Phenomenology of Consciousness 'Tennessee,
Never Talk to an Actress'
15 Hottest Actresses Busted With Erect Nipples
Actually () (Adv.) - (darasal,

daraasal) 5 Game Situations That Would
Actually Suck (LIST)
A corpulent, red nosed wizard had actually taken out an
ear trumpet. Actually allowed
Acutely () (Adv.) - (bahut hi,

bahut hee) Acutely perceived doom.
He was acutely uneasy if he were absent from her for a day.
Addiction () (N.) - (lat)
Family Focus: Hidden problem of addiction among
older people 'Desire: Where Sex Meets Addiction'
But it seems nothing can sate this vampiric addiction.
Addressed ( ) (Adj.) -
(sambodhit) Addressed the silver Lord
anew,
Addressed to Mr.
senator. He
addressed to him,
Adherence () (N.) - (samarthan)
Adherence to
Adhesion
(adherence)
Dimples are caused by the adherence of the skin to the deeper
tissues.
Adjacent ( ) (Adv.) - (pas,

paas) 'Beverly Hills Adjacent'
Adjacent and
adjoining Adjacent
country
Administer () (V.) - (karana,

karanaa) Administer an oath
Administer justice according
to law Administer oath
Administrative () (Adj.) - (prashasanik,

prashaasanik) Administrative ability
Administrative account
Administrative
accountability
Admitted ( ) (Adj.) - (svikrit, sveekrit,

swikrit) A moment later the count was admitted.
A small page admitted us, and we began at once to ascend the broad,
well-carpeted stair. Admitted claim
Advantage () (N.) - (suvidha, suvidhaa,

suwidha) 'Greek Gods, Human Lives': The
Advantages of Polytheism 'Home advantage gives
Europe edge'
Younger generation has a competitive advantage
Adviser () (N.) - (salahakar,

salahakaar) Adviser (advisor)
Adviser of factories
Adviser warns over migration cap
Advocacy () (N.) - (samarthan)

Bt brinjal report plagiarised, says Advocacy group
Must Medicine Wait for Science?; When Advocacy Harms
Advocate () (N.) - (adhivakta, adhivaktaa,

adhiwakta) 'Violence, Nudity, Adult Content': Devils'
Advocate
Adversary
advocate
Advocate
associate
Affected ( ) (Adj.) -
(grast) 'Pressure has affected
Wenger too'
120 divers from Pune to help in rescue work in flood-affected
districts of Karnataka 20 million affected by floods in Pakistan:
Gilani
Affiliate () (Adj.) -
(sanbaddh) This course is affiliated
by UGC.
Affiliated college
Affiliated Computer Services
After all ( ) (Adv.) - (aakhirakar,

aakhirakaar) After all - he was the Defense against the
Dark Arts teacher.
After all he sees he has
grown. After all he's
done.
Aftermath () (N.) - (parinam, parinaam)

'Aftermath: World Trade Center Archive'
'New Art City': Abstract Expressionism and
Its Aftermath 'The Great Inflation and Its
Aftermath'
Afternoon ( ) (N.) - (dopahar)
Love New York on summer afternoons when every
ones away. Ill send it over tomorrow afternoon.
Im at Hempstead and Im going down to Southampton this
afternoon.
Afterwards () (Adv.) - (bad men, baad men)

A woman dictates before marriage in order that she may have an appetite for
submission afterwards. Afterwards he read the Daily Herald.
Afterwards he went to America, and returned I fear to an idle
dissolute life.
Against as ( ) (Adj.) - (ke viruddh, ke wiruddh)

BJP demands high-level inquiry against
Ashok Chavan One more complaint against
Asaram ashram
Sweden defends withdrawal of warrant against Assange
Agricultural () (Adj.) -
(krishi) Agricultural
accounts
Agricultural
adjustment act
Agricultural advances
All along ( ) (Adv.) - (pahale se)

All along the carriage, heads were sticking curiously out of their
compartments. All along the way with obstacles marred.
All along the way,
All in all ( ) (Adv.) - (kul)

Chapter 19: Elf Tails So, all in all, not one of Ron's better
birthdays? Said Fred. HAMLET I shall in all my best obey you,
madam.
it happens in life always! And it is completely out of our expects!
All in all,
All india ( ) (Adj.) - (akhil bharatiy, akhil

bhaarateey) All India average working class consumer price
index (general)
All India coal workers
federation All India
cultural institution
All-embracing () (Adj.) - (vyapak,

vyaapak, wyapak) All-embracing explanation
The blessing of all-embracing sky is not shed upon it.
Alleged ( ) (Adj.) - (kathit)
Cover-up alleged over U.K. aid worker's death
29 cricketers suspected in alleged fixing in IPL II: Reports
AIDWA demands probe into alleged sexual abuse of teenage girl
Alluvial () (Adj.) - (bahakar aai hui, bahakar

aaee huee) Alluvial accretion
Alluvial
clay
Alluvial
cone
Almighty () (Adj.) - (bhari,

bhaaree) Alas! to whom the Almighty
gave,
Almighty,
Almighty, ever-present Deity!
Along with ( ) (Prep.) - - (ke sath-sath, ke

saath-saath) All manner of small life enters the windows along
with cutting wind.
along with a cute tooth fairy letter
or poem. Along with a few fleecy
clouds,
Alphabet ( ) (N.) -
(akshar) 'Language Visible': A Is
for Alphabet . . . All through
alphabetisation
Alphabet length
Alright () (Adj.) - (thik, theek)

'Dylan's Visions of Sin': It's Alright, Ma (I'm
Only Reading) Alright Already, "Boardwalk
Empire"
Alright, give me the Meg Ryan
Altered ( ) (Adj.) - (parivartit, pariwartit)

'Africa: Altered States, Ordinary Miracles'
2010 Faltered as a New Year of the Woman
in Politics Altered designation
Alternative () (Adj.) - (vaikalpik, waikalpik)

'Alternative to cuts is economic ruin' Watch
'Fingersmith': An Alternative Dickensian Fiction
'Free Press: Underground & Alternative Publications, 1965-1975,' by Jean-Franois Bizot: I
Read the News Today Although () (Adv.) - (halanki, haalaanki)

Although a far younger man, M.
Although a philosopher, Monsieur Homais
respected the dead. Although a subtler Sphinx
renew
Amateur ( ) (Adj.) - (shaukiya,

shaukiyaa) 'The Amateur Marriage':
Unhappily Ever After
Amateur criminal
Amateur
performance
Ambulance () (N.) -
(embulens) 'Ambulance Girl': Siren Song
100 babies born in 108
ambulances Air ambulance
door opens at 700ft
Amendment ( ) (N.) - (sanshodhan)

Academics, activists oppose amendment
to RTI Act Amdt (amendment)
Amendment act
America ( ) (N.) - (amarika,

amareekaa) Interactive: Neko Cases North
American Songbook
Slide Show: New Home for American
Treasures "How Race is Lived in
America."
Amongst () (Prep.) - (ke bich men, ke beech

men) Amongst the crowd,
amongst the silent night.
Amongst the sunless shadows of the plain.
Amusement ) (N.) - (manoranjan, manoranzan)

(
Amusement
park
Amusement
tax
Amusement,
for
An hour ( ) (N.) - (ghanta,
ghantaa) 'An Hour in Paradise': Was That
Elijah?
An hour of physical activity enough for normal BMI women
How long were we in there?The Great Gatsby Why, about an
hour.
Analyze () (V.) - (vishleshan, wishleshan)
'Out of Its Mind': Psychiatrist, Analyze Thyself
Anatomy () (N.) - (sharir,

shareer) Anatomy of a Scene: 'It's
Complicated'
Timeline: Anatomy of the Phone-
Hacking Scandal 'Adam's Navel': The
Anatomy Lesson
Ancestor ( ) (N.) - (rup,

roop) 'The Ancestor's Tale': You
Are Here
'The Journey of Man': Following the Genes of a
Common Ancestor Ancestor cult
Ancient () (Adj.) - (puratan,

puraatan) 'Ancient Encounters' by James C.
Chatters
'Imperium: A Novel of Ancient Rome'
'Portrait of a Priestess: Women and Ritual in Ancient Greece'
And then ( ) (Adv.) - (aur phir, aur fir)

was in the drug business and then I was in the
oil business. Look there! and then sought
admiration from my eyes.
And then, suddenly, the sparks emanating from the cauldron were
extinguished.
Anguish () (N.) - (vedana, vedanaa,

wedana) A Mother's Well-Practiced Anguish
Adarsh episode caused anguish:
General Kapoor Alas! she hath no
other cause of anguish
Animal husbandry ( ) (N.) - (pashupalan,

pashupaalan) Animal husbandry college
Animal husbandry
commissioner Animal
husbandry department
Annexation ( ) (N.) - (sath, saath)

Annexation crisis
Annexationist
Annexationist
ambition
Announced () (Adj.) - (ghoshit)
'A Beautiful Mind' & 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'
Announced for Blu-ray 'Doormen,' by Peter Bearman: All Visitors
Must Be Announced
All The Details Released About Paula Abdul's New Dance Show!
Experts Announced!
Announcement () (N.) - (prachar,

prachaar) 11 Bit Studios formed, game
announcement in 7 days Announcement likely on
Indias role in Afghanistan Announcement of
interlocutors: J&K leaders not enthused
Anthropology () (N.) - (manavashastr, manavashaastr,

manawashastr) After Kinship and Marriage, Anthropology Discovers Love
Applied
anthropology
Biological
anthropology
Anticipate ( ) (V.) - (karana, karanaa)

Alexey Alexandrovitch's success had been even greater than he
had anticipated. Anticipated
Anticipated abatement policy
Anxiety () (N.) - (chinta, chintaa)

'My Holy War: Dispatches From the Home Front,' by Jonathan Raban: United
States of Anxiety 'Status Anxiety' and 'The Status Syndrome': Keeping Up
With the Joneses
American States of Mind: Anxiety and Resolve; Wars of Words
Apartment ( ) (N.) -
(kamare) 'My Big Apartment':
Transcendental Resignation want to
get one for the apartment.
Myrtlell be hurt if you dont come up to the apartment.
Apparent ( ) (Adj.) - (saph, saaph, saf)

A great day is when you guys kiss repeatedly for no apparent
reason.
A piece of blank parchment lay on the table, apparently
waiting for him. After him came some merry and
apparently tipsy soldiers.
shabdkosh.raftaar.in ( 10 )
Appearance ( ) (N.) - (aakar,
aakaar) 'The Strength of the Sun': Connecting
Two Disappearances
A finer first appearance had never been made
in the lodge. A strong appearance,
Appearing ( ) (N.) -
(upasthiti) 'Disappearing Ink': This Be
the Prose
'The Disappearing Body': That Old Noir Magic
A servant who would guide Harry Potter through the Triwizard Tournament without
appearing to do so.
Appliance () (N.) -
(upakaran) Appliances
Copying and duplicating
appliance Domestic
electrical appliance
Appliances ( ) (N.) -
(upakaran) First aid appliances
Gandhimathi
Appliances Ltd.
Medical appliances
Applicable () (Adj.) - (lagu,

laagoo) Applicable taxes
Applicable
to
Inapplicab
le
Appointed () (Adj.) - (niyukt)

'Seldom Disappointed': Where Leaphorn
Leapt From 2 Editors Appointed At
Pantheon Books
3 Editors Appointed At The Times
Appreciate () (V.) - (sarahana, sarahanaa)

Alexey Alexandrovitch, believe me, she appreciates your
generosity, he said. All opinions greatly appreciated.
And he felt that, the more he appreciated her, the less he loved
her.
Approval () (N.) - (samarthan)

'Iron Crocodile' Gets 'Iron Man' Director Jon Favreau's
Approval [Video] Accord approval
Accord approval to
Approved () (Adj.) -
(abhimat) 2 CIPLA drugs back in WHO
approved list for HIV A Choice, Not
'Approved'
Abstractly, theoretically, she did not merely justify, she positively approved of Anna's
conduct.
Arabian ( ) (N.) - (arab)

Among Arabian sands;
Arabian bird
Arabian
jasmine
Arranged ( ) (V.) - (vyavasthit,

wyawasthit) a funeral is arranged within a few
days of death.
A prearranged rendezvous with poisoned
hysteria. Advance of t.a. may please be
arranged
Arrive at ( ) (V.) - (aagaman)

For a week I waited for my father to arrive at
Hogwarts. I do not consider that it is hopeless
to arrive at the truth.
I think that I may arrive at my facts most directly by questioning
you.
Arsenic () (N.) - (nepali,

nepaalee) Arsenian silver (arsenical
silver)
Arsenic
acid
Arsenic
bloom
Artistic () (Adj.) - (kalatmak,

kalaatmak) 'The Creative Habit': Self-Help for the
Artistically Challenged
'The Edge of Pleasure,' by Philippa Stockley: Artistic
Licentiousness Adding Some Artistic Flair to a Tour of
the Universe
As well as ) (Adv.) - (aur bhi, aur bhee)

(
'John Maynard Keynes': A Man of Action as
Well as Ideas And my pappy can parlay-voo
as well as yours.
And she sang it just as quietly, as coolly, and as well as the
others.
Asphalt () (N.) - (damar,
daamar) Asphalt (asphaltum)
Asphalt base
Asphalt base petroleum
Assignment () (N.) - (kam,

kaam) Absolute assignment
Assignment
account
Assignment
book
Associated () (Adj.) -
(sanbandhit) Associated advertisng
Associated Alcohols &
Breweries Ltd. Associated
barnological space
Astrologer () (N.) - (jyotishi, jyotishee,

zyotishi) Pirates, Pashas and the Imperial Astrologer
At a time ( A ) (Adv.) - (us samay)

'A Perfect Union,' by Catherine Allgor: One Cup of
Tea at a Time Book review: Afghanistan insights,
one step at a time
Calm down, lets go over this thing one piece at a time.
At least ( ) (Adv.) - (kam se

kam) But it has at least the saving grace of
antiquity to excuse it.
A REGION INFLAMED: VIOLENCE; At Least 143 Die in
Attacks At... Ah well, at least I'm forewarned, Ron
yawned.
Athletic () (Adj.) - (majabut, majaboot, mazabut)
Athletic
ability
Athletic
type
Athletic type of physique
Athletics () (N.) - (khelakud,

khelakood)
Athletics
association
athletics, track and
field Co-athletics
Attachment ( ) (N.) -
(moh) Attachment and sale of
property Attachment before
judgment
Attachment by actual seizure
Attendance (
) (N.) - (sankhya, sankhyaa)
All india services (medical attendance)
rules 1954 Assembly members with low
attendance
Attendance area
Attractive ( ) (Adj.) -
(sundar) A Mix Attractive to
Students and Partygoers Adam
Sandler Isnt An Attractive Woman
An attractive step, but an arduous
trek
Attribution () (N.) -
(aarop) A case of wrong attribution
Auction () (N.) - (nilami, neelaamee)

$68.9 Million Modigliani Gets Auction Season Off to a
Healthy Start 'Fair Warning': An Auctioneer Re-
Examines Her Life
E-auctions have ensured transparency'
Augmentation ( ) (N.) - (badhati, badhatee)

Augmentation court
Augmentation
cropping
Augmentation
distance
Authentic () (Adj.) - (saty)

'Authentically Black': Don't Call Him a Black
Conservative 'Genuine Authentic': Dressing
the Part of Ralph Lauren 'La Mission,' now on
DVD, has an authentic feel
Authorized () (Adj.) -
(adhikrit) 'Sherlock Holmes: The
Unauthorized Biography' 'Tom Cruise: An
Unauthorized Biography' Authorized
agnet
Automatic ( ) (Adj.) - (svatah,

swatah) Explore feasibility of having
automatic doors in all buses Automatic action
Automatic aiming
Automobile () (N.) - (vahan,

wahan) Accessory of an automobile
Automobile Corporation Of
Goa Ltd. Automobile engine
Autonomous () (Adj.) - (svayatt, svaayatt,
swayatt) Autonomous administration
Autonomous
area
Autonomous
body
Autonomy () (N.) - (svayattata, svaayattataa,

swayattata) Autonomy drive
Autonomy to Kashmir will ruin India, says
Thackeray Caste autonomy
Auxiliary () (Adj.) -
(atirikt) Auxiliary activity
Auxiliary
anode
Auxiliary audis
bus
Aviation ( ) (N.) - (vimanan,

wimanan) Aviation adviser
Aviation
department
Aviation fuel
Babysitter ( ) (N.) - (aaya, aayaa)

Neither Brad nor I could go, so his babysitter
took him
Back up ) (N.) - (samarthan)

(
Action Comics #893 Jimmy Olsen Back
Up Preview And back up again.
At nine o'clock, Hagrid walked them back up to the castle.
Backing ( ) (N.) - (samarthan)

Grateful for Rahuls backing, says Omar
A speckilating fellow! He may come down any day, when the devil
leaves off backing him. Backing a bill
Badness () (N.) - (burai, buraaee)

a life without
badness, All good
and no badness;
Replacing good with unrepentant badness.
Balancing ) (N.) - (santulan)
(
Alstom opens largest rotor balancing facility in
Tennessee Automatic balancing
Balancing act
Balcony () (N.) - (balakani, baalakanee)

A group of soldiers, a quartermaster, and several subalterns came up to the
balcony withVronsky. After dinner, Darya Alexandrovna, sitting alone with him
on the balcony, began to speak of Kitty. And, quickly opening the door, he
stepped resolutely onto the balcony.
Banknote () (N.) -
(bainkanot) Banknote paper
Counterfeit and non-counterfeit banknotes filled Moscow and
had no value. Iran doubles highest banknote
Based on ( ) (Adj.) - (par aadharit, par aadhaarit)

All the horrors of the Reign of Terror16 were based only on concern for
public tranquillity. And all these plans, based on strategy and tactics,
contradict each other.
Based on a True Story
Batsman (
) (N.) - (ballebaj, ballebaaj, ballebaz)
Because of ( ) (Conj.) - (ke karan, ke

kaaran) All because of his cheap little stray.
All because of their love.
All because of what happened that night.
Becoming () (Adj.) - (achchha, achchhaa)

'Becoming Abigail: A Novella,' by Chris Abani:
Motherless London 'Becoming George': Mrs. Yeats
and the Spirit World
'Becoming Judy Chicago: A Biography of the Artist'
Bedroom ( ) (N.) - (shayanakaksh)

$900,000 for a 3-Bedroom ... In
Haiti? 'Bedroom humour is the
biggest turn-on'
'The Bedroom Secrets of the Master Chefs,' by Irvine Welsh:
Pain Spotting Believe () (V.) - (samajhana,
samajhanaa, samazhana)
'I don't take a break. We don't believe in holidays'
'Imaginary Weapons,' by Sharon Weinberger:
Daydream Believers 'Minders of Make-Believe'
Bengal tiger ( ) (N.) - (bagh,

baagh) 3 Royal Bengal tiger cubs born in
Guwahati zoo
Bengali () (N.) - (bangala,

bangalaa) Bengali films get world connection
The Gardener The GardenerTranslated by the author from the original Bengali 1915 To
W.
Bilateral ( ) (Adj.) - (dvipakshiy, dvipaksheey,

dwipakshiy) Ambilaterality
Bilateral access
Bilateral
agreement
Biological () (Adj.) - (jaivik,

zaiwik) Abiological
Amphibiological
Army Tests Defenses Against Biological Weapons
Bitumen ( ) (N.) - (damar,

daamar) A bitumen of maddening
thoughts,
Asphalitic
pyrobitumen
Bitumen process
Bizarre () (Adj.) - (ajib, ajeeb,

azib) 'Willful Creatures': Bizarrely Ever
After
Amy Winehouses Interview With Harpers Bazaar is Nothing Short
of Bizarre Bizarre 'Munsters' reboot eyes Kristen Bell; 'Melissa &
Joey' gets super-sized season
Blaster () (N.) - (visphotak,

wisfotak) ghetto blaster
The blasters of trumpets, gold banners unfurled
Blessing ) (N.) - (prarthana, praarthanaa)

(
'Blessings': The Hired Man and the
Foundling a blessing it would be,
A blessing or a curse a smile or only tears,
Blocking ( ) (Adj.) - (virodhi, virodhee,
wirodhi) Alpha blocking
Barriers blocking Brits in
Brussels Blocking antibody
Blow up ( ) (N.) - (visphot,

wisfot) 35 killed as Maoists blow up bus
in Chhattisgarh
Did you really blow up your aunt, Harry? said Hermione in a
very serious voice. I won't blow up the house, said Harry, but
they weren't listening.
Bodyguard () (N.) - (bodigard,

bodeegaard) Britney used to abuse her kids: Ex-
bodyguard
I'm Blanket's father: MJ's ex-bodyguard
Jennifer Connelly's Mini Bodyguard: Son Stellan!
Booking ( ) (N.) -
(buking) 'Booking Passage':
Sublime and Treeless Advance
booking
App Smart: Tools to Do Your Travel Homework Before Booking
Booklet () (N.) - (pustika,

pustikaa) I saw something of the sort in
the booklet.
Now if one them dies, this booklet will be
worth more Tour booklet
Boundary () (N.) - (maryada,

maryaadaa) And unite beyond boundary in
Yuletide bliss.
Artificial
boundary
Autogenic
boundary
Bounded () (Adj.) - (maryadit,

maryaadit) Abounded
And burst the curb and bounded,
Bagman suddenly spotted Harry, got up quickly, and bounded
forward.
Boyfriend ( ) (N.) - (premi,
premee) A boyfriend who's never
sober,
Actress Kate Walsh Partners With HSN for Exclusive Launch of Sensual New Beauty Line
Called 'BOYFRIEND'
Boyfriend cheats,
Brand new ( (Adj.) - (navinatam, naveenatam, nawinatam)

)
A brand new
day,
A brand new individual.
Im planning on a brand new end,
Breaking ( ) (N.) - (tod)

"BREAKING: News Corp Pulls Plug On Fox 5 And My9 For Cablevision
Customers" and related posts 'Breaking Clean': Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
'Breaking Faith': Church Politics
Bridges () (N.) - (pul)

'London Bridges': Byzantine Business
'The Art of Burning Bridges': Redeeming
John O'Hara A Nobel That Bridges
Economics and Psychology
Briefly () (N.) - (kuchh samay)

A NATION CHALLENGED: BRIEFLY NOTED; SUSPECT'S WIFE
QUESTIONED AFTEREFFECTS: Briefly Noted; ANTIQUITIES
EXPERTS TO DISCUSS IRAQ
And both of them had fallen briefly unconscious and both of them had now returned.
Bring about ( ) (V.) - (karana, karanaa)

But how? No man can bring about the perfect murder; chance,
however, can do it.
He preferred waiting for the incidental disclosure which events must
soon bring about. Seemed to think it might, ah, bring about a relapse ,.
Broadcasting ( ) (N.) - (prasaran,

prasaaran) Aastha Broadcasting Network Ltd.
Audio broadcasting
Autonomous body to look into broadcasting sector: Soni
Brochure () (N.) - (pustika, pustikaa)

Brochure on transaction of
CWG brochures, schedules
wasted Library brochure
Brother () (N.) - (bradar)

'Blood Brothers: Among the Soldiers of Ward 57'
'Brotherhood of the Bomb': The Hunt for
Oppenheimer 'Brothers: The Hidden History
of the Kennedy Years'
Brought () (Adj.) - (laya gaya,

laayaa gayaa) 'Sam Spiegel': Brought to You by
S. P. Eagle
Or did you just come? I was brought.
A Barrister, brought to arrange their disputes
Buffalo () (N.) - (bhains)

Books in Brief: 'The Buffalo
Soldier' Buffalo berry
Buffalo bird
Build up ( ) (V.) - (nirman)

And its taking a long time for it to build up
more strength, Build up time
But, indeed, I have little doubt that we can build up a sufficient
case without it.
Calling () (N.) - (aahvan, aahwan)

Voices: Recalling 1969
'Mr. Muo's Travelling Couch': Calling All Virgins
'The Chelsea Whistle': Recalling a Troubled Youth, in a Girl's Voice
Cancelled ( ) (V.) - (radd)

7.6 earthquake rocks western Indonesia, tsunami
watch cancelled autumm break cancelled
Bail to Raju, 5 others cancelled
Capable ( ) (Adj.) - (saksham)

A joyful, unexpected madness, of which Pierre considered himself
incapable, came over him. A tall, sunburned, capable-looking, clean-
shaved man looked in at us.
Beauty is omnipresent, therefore everything is capable of giving
us joy.
Caprice () (N.) - (mauj, mauz)

'The Caprices': Gothic Tales From the Pacific Theater
Emma yielded to this lazy mode of satisfying all her caprices.
Every sort of caprice, of elaborate monstrosity and mockery at
Nature was here.
Capricorn ( ) (N.) - (makar)
Calm of
capricorn
Capricorn
beetle
Capricorn Systems Global Solutions Ltd.
Centric ( ) (Adj.) - (kendriy, kendreey)

A man who does that is always charged with eccentricity, inconsistency,
and that kind of thing. A Multitude of Sins and Egocentric Traits
Acentric
Certainly () (Adv.) - (nishchit rup se, nishchit

roop se) What do you say? Certainly.
About the dinner certainly, mother, said Mr. Farebrother.
And for some reason she thought that something very bad would certainly happen that
night.
Certified ( ) (Adj.) - (pramanit)

'Certified Copy' Review: Juliette Binoche is Stunning
(NYFF) Certified bankrupt
Certified bill of loading
Chairman () (N.) - (adhyaksh)

Aditya Birla Nuvo up on report chairman to up stake
BBC's Chairman Quits After Hutton Report, as a
Watchdog... Bernanke wins second term as US
Fed chairman
Chairperson () (N.) - (adhyaksh)

M.C. Sreeja elected Kannur municipal chairperson
Challenge ( ) (N.) - (chunauti, chunautee)

Trevor and Gemma take the How Very Dare You challenge. AAA:
Breakfast challenges 'America and the Challenges of Religious
Diversity': God Is So Not Dead
'Born Twice': An Unusual Novel Challenges Common Responses to
Disability
Changed ( ) (Adj.) - (parivartit, pariwartit)

'Fantastic Metamorphoses, Other Worlds': We Shall Be
Changed 'Fateful Choices: Ten Decisions That Changed
the World, 1940-1941'
'Lighting The Way: Nine Women Who Changed Modern America,' by Karenna Gore
Schiff: Women Warriors
Chariot ( ) (N.) - (gadi, gaadee)
But his power counted for nought, and he went away in his
chariot.
Chariot
burial
Charioted
Chartered ( ) (Adj.) - (sthapit,

sthaapit) Asset accounting weakness worries
chartered accountants Chartered account
chartered accountancy
Checkout ( ) (N.) - (janch, jaanch,

zanch) checkout counter
checkout time
Chennai ( ) (N.) - (chennai,

chennaee) Chennai deserves more
recognition
Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai among fastest growing
cities Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai among world's
fastest-growing cities
Chicago () (N.) - (shikago,

shikaago) 'Becoming Judy Chicago: A
Biography of the Artist' 'Meteor in the
Madhouse': A Moral History of Chicago
'Millennium Park: Creating a Chicago Landmark,' by Timothy J.
Gilfoyle: Acres of Art
Chief minister ( ) (N.) - (mukhy mantri,

mukhy mantree)
19 ULFA commanders have come for talks:
Chief minister A Chief Ministers troubles
Arjun Munda sworn in as Jharkhand chief minister
Chocolate () (N.) - (chokalet)

'French Women Don't Get Fat': Like Champagne
for Chocolate 2008: White-Chocolate-Mint-and-
Caramel Parfait
3 Chocolate peanut butter cheesecake
Christian ( ) (N.) - (isai,

eesaaee) 'American Babylon: Notes of
a Christian Exile'
'God's Harvard: A Christian College on a Mission to
Save America' 'Head And Heart: American
Christianities'
Christianity ( ) (N.) - (isai dharm, eesaaee dharm)
Antichristianity
Christianity: First Line of Defense for the
West? Defenders of Christianity Rebut 'The
Da Vinci Code'
Chutney () (N.) - (chatani, chatanee)
Circular () (N.) - (paripatr)

A crackling fire warmed the circular common room, which was full of squashy
armchairs and tables. A Globe of circular light,
A group of golden statues, larger than life-size, stood in the middle of a circular pool.
Citizenship () (N.) - (nagarikata,

naagarikataa) Acquisition and termination of indian citizenship
Acquisition of citizenship
Britain: Citizenship Restored to Cleric Wanted on Terrorism
Charges in U.S. City father ( ) (N.) - (nagar
parishad)
Civil service ( ) (N.) - (lok seva, lok sevaa, lok sewa)
the civil service

scheme
Articles of civil service
regulations Central civil
services
Civilian () (N.) - (asainik)

'The Lessons of Terror': All War Against
Civilians Is Equal 'The Navigation Log': The
Fighter Pilot and the Civilian 10 Afghan
civilians killed in rocket attack, blast
Civilisation ( ) (N.) - (sabhyata,

sabhyataa) Bhopal disaster a civilisational
mismatch
Civilisation can never sustain itself upon cannibalism of any form.
In fact, all the modern civilisations have their cradles of brick and
mortar.
Cleaner () (N.) - (klinar,

kleenar) Carpet cleaner
Carriage
cleaner
cleaners
Cleaning () (N.) - (saphai, saphaaee, safai)
Air cleaning
Air cleaning unit
All the cleaning helpers,
Cleansing ( ) (N.) - (saphai,

saphaaee, safai) 'Ethnic Cleansing,' Cypriot
Style
Albania Fears 'Ethnic Cleansing' May Spread to
Kosovo Next AMNESIA; Ethnic Cleansing Didn't
Start in Bosnia
Climate () (N.) - (vatavaran, vaataavaran,

watawaran) 'UK must act' on climate impacts
Climate friendly' crops reflect
sunlight Operationalising
Climate accord difficult
Climatic ( ) (Adj.) (sanbandhi, sanbandhee)

-
Agro-climatic zone
Associated climatic
variation Bioclimatic
law
Closely () (Adv.) - (nikat)

And I listened & listened closely For any sign that
she still cared. And if you listen closely enough,
And if you listen very closely,
Closing ( ) (N.) - (samapan,

samaapan) 'Closing Time: A Memoir'
'The Closing of the Western Mind': When the Lights Went
Out in Europe 'Where There's a Will': Closing Arguments
Co-opted () (Adj.) (sanyukt)

- Co-opted
members
Member, co-opted
Coalition () (Adj.) - (mila jula, milaa julaa,

mila zula) Coalition Governments order of the day
alliances and coalition
Analysis: Budget tests
coalition
Coastal () (Adj.) - (tatiy, tateey)
'American Traveler': The First Bicoastal
American Ancient man harmed coastal
ecosystems, says paper
Anna varsity launches Centre for Coastal Zone Management
Coffee house ( ) (N.) - (bhojanalay, bhojanaalay,
bhozanalay) Collaboration ( ) (N.) - (sahayog)

Boeing eyes collaboration
with ISRO Collaboration of ,in
Collaborationist
Collapse () (N.) - (giravat, giraavat, girawat)

'The Coming Collapse of China': Reckoning With a
'Paper Dragon' 10 killed, 20 injured in building
collapse in Thane
120-year-old building collapses in Alappuzha
Collective ( ) (N.) -
(sangathan) 'Dancing in the Streets: A
History of Collective Joy' 'The Irish
Story': Collective Blarney
Collective 'add' note
Colored () (N.) - (rangin,

rangeen) 'Matisse the Master': The
Colored Museum
'The Kandy-Colored Tangerine-Flake
Streamline Baby' A young coloredwoman
drifting was drifting from ruin.
Colorful ( ) (Adj.) - (rangin,

rangeen) All psychedelic and colorfully
adorned,
borloff Love is the colorful rainbow,
Certainly her appearance was less colorful than usual without her customary shade of
bubble-gum-pink hair.
Coloring ( ) (N.) - (rang)

But there is another hindrance, said
Fred, coloring. CURRENTS; A Coloring
Book Fit for an Artist
Dead coloring
Combine () (N.) - (mel)

Trinamool-Congress combine wants tousher in narrow
identity politics Abstract combined image
ach finds happiness in eachAs love combines two lives.
Combined () (Adj.) - (sanyukt)
Abstract combined image

Amazement in his van, with Flight
combined, Assets combined
Come in ( ) (V.) - (aana,

anaa) 'Saudi Arabia set to become
industrial power'
guess your friend Walter Chase wasnt too proud to
come in on it. Come in.
Come out ( ) (V.) - (aana, anaa)

And I dont understand why you wont come out frankly and tell me
what you want. And as his name's come out of the goblet.
And hopes to improve even more To come out of the real mess,
Comeback () (N.) - (vapasi, vaapasee, wapasi)

'Comeback: Conservatism That Can
Win Again' Culture of Poverty Makes
a Comeback
A Literary Comeback for Karel Capek
Comity of nations ( ) (N.) - (rashtrakul,

raashtrakul)
Commencement () (N.) - (shuruat, shuruaat)

Commencement of award
Commencement and
transitory
Commencement clause
Committed () (Adj.) - (samarpit)
A committed
filmmaker A crime
is committed,
A man is suspected of a crime months perhaps after it has been
committed.
Commodity () (N.) - (vastu,
wastu) Adani Wilmar to enter branded
commodity market All commodity rate
Bharat Bhushan Share & Commodity Brokers Ltd.
Common man ( ) (N.) - (aam aadami, aam aadamee)
A common man's
despair. Common
manager
Dance for the common man
Common people ( ) (N.) - (janata, janataa,

zanata) 'Common people should see it as our Games'
Spare me your jests, Headman, we are but
common people. You common people of the
skies;
Commonly () (Adv.) - (aksar)

A man dying from a sudden blow does not commonly
become delirious. And he speaks uncommonly welldoes
Casaubon.
Commonly intelligible character
Commonplace ( ) (Adj.) - (mamuli,

maamoolee) 'Rare and Commonplace Flowers': The
Love of Her Life
Be caught in a
commonplace way.
Commonplace book
Commons () (N.) - (lokasabha,

lokasabhaa) And Fathers mixed with Commons
Commonsense
Commonsense
realism
Communications ( ) (N.) - (sanchar,

sanchaar) ADC India Communications Ltd.
Brand boss: Umesh Rao, Senior Vice President, Reliance
Communications Ltd. Bridging the remote communications
gap Watch
Compact () (N.) - (samajhauta, samajhautaa,

samazhauta)
A box where sweets compacted lie,
But red compact and strong, O
raven. Thus Cd-rom (compact
dist-ready only memory)
Companion ( ) (N.) - (vyakti,

wyakti) 'A Complicated Kindness': A Prairie
Home Companion A companion of a good
heart.
A good companion makes the journey pleasant
Compare ( ) (N.) - (tulana,
tulanaa) 'Don't compare my film with 3
Idiots'
a Place beyond compare,
And Ill compare love to a rose.
Compartment ( ) (N.) - (khana, khanaa)

All along the carriage, heads were sticking curiously out of their
compartments. And taking care to tread on Harry's fingers, Malfoy
left the compartment.
Anyway He had just raised his 'wand when the compartment door
slid open again.
Compassion () (N.) - (karuna,

karunaa) 'Dominion': The Most
Compassionate Conservative Prehistoric
humans had feelings of compassion
Children with lymphoma need compassion
Compensation ( ) (N.) - (muavaja, muaavajaa,

muawaza)
'Haneef to return to Australia for compensation talks'
'Imperfect Justice': Clashing Agendas for Holocaust
Compensation Acting compensation
Competitive ( ) (Adj.) - (pratiyogi,

pratiyogee) Younger generation has a competitive
advantage
Brands sourcing locally to become more
competitive Competitive advantage
Complete majority ( ) (N.) - (purn bahumat, poorn bahumat)
Completely ( ) (Adv.) - (puri tarah se, pooree

tarah se)
A faint rattling noise was coming from them, even though they were
completely stationary. A Light That Failed Completely
A thing is only completely our own when it is a thing of joy to us.
Completing ( ) (Adj.) - (pura, pooraa)

A light bookcase contained duodecimo volumes of polite literature in calf,
completing the furniture. As we earn a higher realm each birth; Completing task
and creating norms,
Completing the sale
Complex ( ) (N.) - (samuh, samooh)
'Frank Lloyd Wright & Lewis Mumford': Edifice Complex
'Politics Lost,' by Joe Klein: Pollster-Consultant
Industrial Complex A being so complex,
Composed () (Adj.) - (milakar bani hui, milakar

banee huee) And also TRY to be composed,
And I lie so
composedly, And I
rest so composedly
Composer () (N.) - (sangitakar, sangeetakaar)

A soulful tribute to Carnatic composers on the occasion of
World Music Day CABARET REVIEW; Classics of the 60's
Revisited With the Composer's Vision Classical composer
Gorecki dies
Composition () (N.) -
(lekhan) Advertisement composition
Antishatter composition
As they were strings in decomposition Children died,
Compound () (N.) - (prangan,

praangan) A chemical compound of molecular
disorder,
An illness is compounded by No one
coming near. Antipiping compound
Conclusion () (N.) - (nirnay)

'War and the American Presidency': Dire Conclusions
Almost as soon as he had reached this conclusion, Harry became conscious
that he was naked. Always jump to the worst conclusion, don't you? Was it?
Well.
Conditions ( ) (N.) - (halat,

haalaat) 9: Storm causes poor driving
conditions Watch
Aggravated disease/ disability due to service
conditions Aggregate of conditions
Conduct () (N.) - (sanchalan,

sanchaalan) Conduct of Ishrat, others not
above board
A shadow of a doubt as to my conduct would bring the matter to
an end.
Abstractly, theoretically, she did not merely justify, she positively approved of Anna's
conduct.
Confectionery ( ) (N.) - (halavai ki dukan, halavaaee kee dukan,
halawai ki dukan)
baking and confectionery
The Confectionery Stall: The losing XI (and back-up)
Confederacy ( ) (N.) - (sangh)

Oct. 2002: 'A Confederacy of Dunces,' by John Kennedy
Toole Thurmond's Biracial Daughter Seeks to Join
Confederacy Group
Confederation ( ) (N.) - (sangathan)

Articles of Confederation
confederation of indian
industry
International confederation of free trade unions
Confidence ( ) (N.) - (raj,

raaj, raz) 'Growing confidence' over
Games
'The Real McCoy': The
Confidence Man Half-
confidences are worse than
none.
Configuration ( ) (N.) - (vinyas, vinyaas, winyas)

Articulatory configuration
Atomic
configuration
Body
configuration
) (N.) - (bhram)
Confusion (
"Photosythesis confusion?????"
'The Confusion': Jack's
Back A confusion of
thoughts,
Congratulations () (N.) - (badhai, badhaaee)

Before she had gone, the servants came in with their
congratulations. Congratulations,
Congratulations, Hagrid! Hermione squealed as they reached the
teachers' table.
Connect ( ) (V.) - (se milana ya sanyukt ho jana, se milanaa yaa
janaa, se milana ya sanyukt ho
sanyukt ho
zana) 'Fixing Intelligence':
Connecting the Dots
'Subversive Southerner': Connecting the Strands of the Civil
Rights Movement 'The Bulgari Connection': Your Ad Here
Conquest ( ) (N.) - (sanjay,
sanzay) 'Conquest of the Useless'
'The Great Arab Conquests'
It was there at the Norman Conquest in all probability, he
answered.
Conservative () (Adj.) - (satark)

'Authentically Black': Don't Call Him a Black
Conservative
'Conservative' Nicole Scherzinger Struggled With Pussycat Dolls
Outfits 'Conservatives Without Conscience,' by John W. Dean: The
Hard Right
Consider () (V.) - (manana,

mananaa) 'Cicero': Reconsidering a Defender
of the Roman Republic 'Considering Doris Day'
'Listener Supported' and 'NPR': All Things Considered
Consistently () (Adv.) - (lagatar, lagaataar)

Do you have any idea why Dumbledore has consistently refused to appoint
you?' asked Umbridge. Grown Ups: Adam Sander is older, less wise, yet
consistently lucrative | Ben Child
Inconsistently
Consolidation ( ) (N.) -
(sangathan) Cancellation and consolidation
of debts
City county consolidation
Composition or consolidation of duties
Constant () (Adj.) - (lagatar,

lagaataar) 'Brands must constantly track
quality'
'The Natural Disorder of Things,' by Andrea Canobbio: The
Constant Gardener Aberration constant
Constituent () (N.) -
(ghatak) Ash constituents
Assembly-constituent
Clegg constituents unease at coalition
Constitutional ( ) (Adj.) - (sahaj,

sahaz) 'Bills on higher education
unconstitutional'
'Desperately Seeking Certainty': Debunking a Constitutional
Theory
Anticonstitutional
Consulate () (N.) - (vanijy dutavas, vanijy dootaavaas, wanizy dutawas)

Closure of
consulate Indian
consulate
Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles Exudes Power and Energy
Consumption ( ) (N.) - (rog)

'I Want That!' A Cultural History of
Consumption Adult consumption unit
Area of consumption
Continent () (N.) - (yurop,

yoorop) 'A Continent for the Taking':
Forget Conrad 'Forgotten Continent'
'The House of Blue Mangoes': Subcontinental Divide
Continuation () (N.) - (vistar, vistaar,

wistar) A Continuation of the Reminiscences of John
Watson, M.
And would definitely meet again! This poem is the
continuation, Continuation and validation of recovery
proceedings
Continued () (Adj.) - (satat)

Go into the kitchen, he continued out loud, and you will get
food and drink. Ah! he is a good fellow, continued Emma.
Amulya, he continued, have sent on your trunks and things to
your lodgings.
Continuous () (Adj.) - (lagatar,

lagaataar) And watch it continuously drop.
At the end farthest from the house they thickened into a
continuous hedge. Bi-equicontinuous convergence
Continuously () (Adv.) - (lagatar,

lagaataar) And watch it continuously drop.
but why? Im continuously making up nonsense lies about why I do
the things I do. continuously rings in my ears.
Contract () (V.) - (hona, honaa)

'The Office': B.J. Novak's new contract hints at post-Carell plan
Abbreviations and
contractions Absoltue
contract
Contribute () (V.) - (yogadan)

Contribute the
deficiency
contribute to
Contribute to maintenance
Contributor () (N.) -
(lekhak) Adjust the rights of the
contributors Contributories
Contributory
Convener ( ) (N.) - (sanyojak,

sanyozak) Non-member convener
Conversation () (N.) - (sanvad, sanvaad,

sanwad) 'A Conversation With the Mann': A Black
Comedian's Trade-Off 'Conversations With Frank
Gehry'
'The Age of Conversation,' by Benedetta Craveri: Birth of the
Salon
Cooperative ( ) (Adj.) - (sahayogi, sahayogee)

Agricultural cooperative society
Balance with cooperative banks in
current accounts Central cooperative
bank
Cornerstone () (N.) - (aadhar, aadhaar)
Correspondent () (N.) - (sanvadadata, sanvaadadaataa,

sanwadadata) A NATION CHALLENGED: THE WAR CORRESPONDENTS; More
Access...
Accredited (as
correspondent) Accredited
correspondent
Corrupt () (Adj.) - (bhrasht)

"Government will take action if corruption
is proved" 'A Spectacle of Corruption': Both
the Kings' Men Corruption in media affects
the health of democracy'
Cosmetic ( ) (N.) - (prasadhan, prasaadhan)
'Beauty Junkies: Inside Our $15 Billion Obsession With
Cosmetic Surgery' 'War Paint': Rival Cosmetics Moguls
A Case for No New Tummies: The Tax on Cosmetic Surgery
Costume ( ) (N.) - (poshak,

poshaak) 9 Inappropriate Movie
Costumes
Academic costume
Adults are going Gaga over their 2010 Halloween costume choices
Cottage () (N.) - (makan)

'Something From the Oven': Lime Jell-O Marshmallow Cottage
Cheese Surprise 'The Cottagers,' by Marshall N. Klimasewiski:
Vanishing Point
A footpath led across to the lonely cottage.
Courage ( ) (N.) -
(himmat) 'Janet & Me': The
Courage of Olive Oyl
'Presidential Courage'
'Scott of the Antarctic: A Life of Courage and Tragedy'
Court of justice ( ) (N.) - (nyayalay,

nyaayaalay) His majesty's high court of justice
International court of justice
Courtesy ( ) (N.) - (kripa, kripaa)

A Cute Way To Layer A Bow Blouse Courtesy of Kate
Bosworth Abstraction in a Celestial Palette, Courtesy of
Robots and Outer Space Bridge: The Fine Art of Card
Reading, Courtesy of a Top Practitioner
Covered ( ) (Adj.) - (band)

'No Crueler Tyrannies': Recovered
Reputations 'Undercovers' Stars
Uncovered
100mn-year-old cat-like croc fossil discovered
Created ( ) (N.) - (srijit,

srizit) 'IPL created harmony among
players'
a day In that parallel universe my other self created
with her choice. a monster created by love's defeat,
Creature ( ) (N.) - (vyakti, wyakti)
'Willful Creatures': Bizarrely Ever After
6-Eyed Creature To Watch Sky On
Famed Peak A burly joy each creature
swells
Crocodile ( ) (N.) - (magar)

'Iron Crocodile' Gets 'Iron Man' Director Jon Favreau's
Approval [Video] 'When a Crocodile Eats the Sun: A
Memoir of Africa'
Bridge: Visitor Discovers Crocodile In the Land of the Alligator
Cruelty ( ) (N.) -
(hinsa, hinsaa) husbands
cruelty to his wife.
Acts of violence and
cruelty Alas, thy
cruelty!
Crusade ( ) (N.) - (dharmayuddh)

'Phyllis Schlafly and Grassroots Conservatism: A Woman's Crusade,' by Donald T.
Critchlow: She Changed America
Crusad
ed
Crusad
er
Crushed ( ) (Adj.) -
(dalit) And crushed every
once of it,
As the remains gets crushed and
crushed, But you crushed it in
your hand,
Crystal ( ) (N.) - (kristal)

A glimpse and sparkle from a single crystal,
A Novel and a Memoir About Crystal
Meth Addicts A Perfect Crystal,
Cultivate ( ) (V.) - (karana,

karanaa) Cultivate crops in the polluted
lands, farmers told Cultivated
Cultivated land
Cut off ( ) (V.) - (rokana,
rokanaa) am sorry to cut off your view,
Mr. Melas, said he. Beta cut off
frequency
But as for cutting off they cut off and overran nobody.
Damages ( ) (N.) - (nukasan)

Anna Akimovna disliked and feared such words as awarded damages
and won the suit. Asbestos Case Damages
Assessment of damages
Dangerous ( ) (Adj.) - (khataranak, khataranaak)

Dangerous nexus to bully RTI activists
'A Dangerous Place': Ecological Code Red
'Be My Knife': An Epistolary
Dangerous Liaison Date-palm () (N.) -
(sindhi, sindhee)
Daughter-in-law () (N.) - (bahu, bahoo)

After dinner he went to see his daughter-in-law.
She frowned and looked at her daughter-in-law bending toward
the baby.
Day by day ( ) (Adj.) -

(din) And day by day their
Captain grey
As we pursue our passions day by day,
because nowI'm so loved too My feelings for him grow stronger and stronger day by
day.
Day-to-day () (Adj.) - (dainik)

Court orders day-to-day hearing in
Rathore case Day-to-day business
Day-to-day work
Daylight ( ) (N.) - (din)

Although he could tell it was daylight, he kept his
eyes shut tight. And make the daylight still a happy
thing,
And to-morrow by daylight you can do as you like.
Daytime ( ) (N.) - (din)

A new day dawns on daytime TV as soaps fade, Oprah
packs her bags All was as we had seen it in the
daytime.
And shuttlecock, now I don't know a finer game than shuttlecock
for the daytime.
Decennium ( ) (N.) - (dashak)
Decenniums
Decision ( ) (N.) - (sankalp)

'Fateful Choices: Ten Decisions That Changed the
World, 1940-1941' 'Indecision': Getting It Together
'Narrowing the Nation's Power': Deconstructing Recent Supreme
Court Decisions
Declare ( ) (V.) - (batana,

batanaa) 'Something to Declare': Julian
Barnes's Tour de France Affirm or declare
instead of swearing
After 10 Years With Hitler, a Biographer Declares His Liberation
Decoration ( ) (N.) -
(samman) Architectural decoration
Combed decoration
Cottages stood on either side of the narrow road, Christmas decorations twinkling in
their windows.
Decorative ( ) (Adj.) - (sajavati, sajaavatee,

sazawati) Decorative art
Decorative
fabric
Decorative
laminate
Decrease ( ) (N.) - (giravat, giraavat,

girawat) Decreased
Decreasel
ess
Decreaser
Dedicated ( ) (Adj.) - (samarpit)

'ALTAR OF PEACE' DEDICATED AT CATHEDRAL
A Yearbook Dedicated to Inclusion
BOOKS OF THE TIMES; Dedicated Poet, Fond of Escape and...
Deficient () (Adj.) -
(kam) Deficient court fee
Deficient
diet
Deficient
goods
Definitely ( ) (Adv.) - (nishchit rup se, nishchit
roop se)
'Drive Angry (Shot in) 3-D' Definitely Looks Like a
Nicolas Cage Movie Alas! we had definitely to alter our
opinion of M.
And last time I looked, he was definitely one boy, not five.
Demonstration ( ) (N.) - (pradarshan)

AIADMK to hold
demonstration at Sattur
Autorickshaw drivers stage
demonstration Congress stages
demonstration
Department of labour ( ) (N.) - (shram aur niyojan vibhag, shram

aur niyojan vibhaag, shram aur niyozan wibhag)
Desktop ( ) (N.) -
(deskatop) Laptops: Desktop
Replacements
Q & A; Defragmenter Craves A Desktop
Unto Itself The desktop in your palm:
Nokia N900
Despatch () (N.) - (dak, daak)

Advice of despatch
All convenient
despatch
Convenient
despatch
Destroyed () (Adj.) -
(nasht) 44 structures destroyed in
landslide in J&K
Air crash victims' memorial plaques destroyed
Albus could have destroyed Aberforth in duel with both hands tied
behind his back.
Detailed (
) (Adj.) (vistrit, wistrit)
-
A detailed flame of
purest joy
Art Review: The Rich, Detailed Fullness Found in Empty
At last he flung down the instrument, and plunged into a detailed account of his
misadventures.
Detection ( ) (N.) -
(pahachan) Early detection of cancer
can improve cure rates Cancer
detection camp
Detection coefficient
Detention ( ) (N.) - (kaid)
A NATION CHALLENGED: THE DETAINEES; Dozens of Israeli Jews Are Being Kept
in Federal Detention An' thanks fer not givin Harry detention neither.
And I've got that detention with Snape tonight, I haven't got much
time for dinner.
Deterioration ( ) (N.) - (bigadana,

bigadanaa) Save Old Anglican Cemetery from further
deterioration'
Alcoholic
deterioration
Damage of
deterioration
Determination ) (N.) - (nirnay)

(
Arealization (spatial
determination) Axiom of
determination
Bulstrode's native imperiousness and strength of determination
served him well.
Deterrence () (N.) - (nivaran, nivaaran,

niwaran) India's nuclear deterrence strategy
Developed ( ) (Adj.) - (vikasit,

wikasit) Kondaveedu to be developed as
major tourist spot'
An examination showed she had indeed developed mania of a dangerous and
permanent form.
And the Germans who flooded southern Ohio brought and developed swine cooking to
its highest form.
Development ( ) (N.) - (sudhar,

sudhaar) 'The Development: Nine Stories'
Census data, a treasure house for development
work India watching developments in all
neighbouring countries
Development minister ( ) (N.) - (vikas mantri, vikaas mantree,

wikas mantri)
Devoted () (Adj.) - And he was devoted to his wife.
(samarpit)
And yet that would involve treachery towards the mistress to whom this
woman seems devoted. But in the world, he's the most amiable man I know,
and a devoted croquet player.
Diamond () (N.) - (int, eent)

'The Diamond,' by Julie Baumgold:
Romancing the Stone 185-carat white
diamond found in Lesotho
A diamante is a diamond shaped poem and it has nothing to do
the content.
Dictator ( ) (N.) - (tanashah,

tanaashah) 'The Dictators': Engineers of
Death
Adrian Paunescu, Poet Who Praised a Dictator,
Dies at 67 And the dictatorship of rules.
Dictatorship ( ) (N.) - (tanashahi, tanaashahee)

And the dictatorship of rules.
BOOKS OF THE TIMES; How a Perfect Dictatorship
Collapsed... Dictatorship of the proletariat
Diction () (N.) - (bhasha, bhaashaa)

older people 'Desire: Where Sex Meets Addiction'
'The New Biographical Dictionary of Film': An Iconoclast Turns Into
an Icon
Difficult () (Adj.) - (mushkil)

'A one-state solution in Israel is difficult but not
impossible' Operationalising Climate accord
difficult
A Difficult Final Weekend on the Trail
Difficulty () (N.) - (sankat)

Alexey Alexandrovitch articulated with difficulty, his lips twitching
and his face white. And so he never met with much difficulty in
overstepping any of the ancient usages. Apparently the Prince, like
Hermione, had had no difficulty understanding it.
Digital () (Adj.) - (dijital,

dizital) 'Digital Barbarism: A Writers
Manifesto'
'Digital Biology': Is This Chip
Educable? 'Digital People': The
Humanoid Condition
Diplomacy () (N.) - (kutaniti,

kootaneeti) U.K.-Iran triumph of 'soft' power
diplomacy
Adventurous diplomacy
AFTER THE WAR: DIPLOMACY; U.N. Gives Iraqi Governing Council Qualified Welcome
Diplomatic () (N.) - (rajanayik aur kaunsaliy aaphisar,
raajanayik aur kaunsaleey aaphisar, razanayik aur kaunsaliy aafisar)
Accredited diplomatic representative
Always find me in troubles with diplomatic minds,
But he set about acting on his views in a thoroughly diplomatic manner, by stimulating
suspicion.
Director general ( ) (N.) -

(mahanideshak) cii director general chandrajit banerjee
Deputy director general
Director general of civil
defence
Directory ( ) (N.) - (nirdeshika,

nirdeshikaa) Catlogue directory
City directory
Directory in
nature
Disabled ( ) (Adj.) - (vikalang, vikalaang,

wikalang) Games venues not disabled friendly
500,000 yrs on, fossil of world's first disabled
man found Are the Rights of the Disabled in
Jeopardy?
Disaffection ( ) (N.) -
(asantosh) Disaffectionate
Excite disaffection
Public Displays of Disaffection
Discarded () (Adj.) - (alag)

'Springing': What's Not a Poem Has Been
Discarded
And her white Sunday purse lay discarded near the
phonograph. I would have discarded it,
Discipline () (N.) - (vyavastha, vyavasthaa,

wyawastha) Adversity is the best school of discipline
Air force discipline
All india services (discipline and appeal) rules, 1969
Disclaimer ( ) (N.) - (enkar,

enkaar) Alabama Retains Disclaimer on
Evolution Disclaimer by beneficiary
Disclaimer of lease holds
Disclose () (V.) - (dikhana, dikhanaa)
Britain discloses secret data on terror prisoner
CAMPUS LIFE: Virginia; Undergraduates Drink Heavily,
Survey Discloses Company is an undisclosed principal
) (V.) - (khulasa,
Disclosure (
khulaasaa) 'DISCLOSURE'; Spotlight On Harassment
Agonizing Over Disclosure of AIDS
Bulstrode had been in dread of scandalous disclosures on the part
of Raffles.
Discount () (N.) - (upahar,

upahaar) Advance discounting for moratlity
Advance discounting for
severance At a discount
Discrete ( ) (Adj.) -
(asatat) Discrete category
Discrete
data
Discrete
items
Discrimination ( ) (N.) -
(antar) Auditory discrimination
Awaiting with
discrimination, Barefoot:
Colours of discrimination
Disorder () (N.) - (vikar, vikaar,

wikar) Patient Voices: Eating Disorders
'A Disorder Peculiar to the Country,' by Ken Kalfus:
Ground Zero 'Moral Disorder: Stories'
Dispense ( ) (V.) - (karana,

karanaa) Dispense with
Dispense with normal
procedure Dispense with
presence
Dispute () (N.) - (matabhed)

'Disputed isle in Bay of Bengal disappears'
A Barrister, brought to arrange their
disputes A dispute dating back 50
years
Distinct ( ) (Adj.) - (alag
alag) 'Haussmann, or the Distinction': Who Put
the Gay in Paree? Academic distinctions
Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December,
Diversion () (N.) - (manoranjan,

manoranzan)
Advertising; A New Path For Diversion
Magazine CBI grills Raju on funds
diversion
Diversion chamber
Diversity () (N.) - (vividhata, vividhataa,

wiwidhata) 'America and the Challenges of Religious
Diversity': God Is So Not Dead 'The Trouble With
Diversity'
Gulf of Mannar biosphere a neglected biodiversity hotspot
Documentary ( ) (Adj.) -
(likhit) 3D documentary released
A Spaceflight Attempts Almost-Instant Documentary
Actor Kirk Cameron documentary focuses on God's role in U.S.
Doorbell () (N.) - (daravaje ki ghanti, daravaaje kee ghantee,

darawaze ki ghanti)
A tinkling doorbell rang and both mistress and elf jumped.
Around six o'clock in the evening the doorbell rang and Mrs Black started
screaming again. That's why he rang the doorbell.
Dressed (
) (Adj.) - (taiyar, taiyaar)
'The Undressed Art': A Passion for
Meaningful Lines A fault confessed is half
redressed
A FULLY DRESSED woman walked out of
the water. Dried-up () (Adj.) - (sukha,
sookhaa)
Drinking ( ) (N.) - (pina, peenaa)

'Drinking Coffee Elsewhere': Young, Gifted
and Black 'The Joy of Drinking'
'What Did I Do Last Night? A Drunkard's Tale,' by Tom Sykes:
Drinking on the Job
Drunkard ( ) (N.) - (sharabi, sharaabee)
'What Did I Do Last Night? A Drunkard's Tale,' by Tom Sykes:
Drinking on the Job A drunkard is qualified for all vices
As the seven drunkards shout,
Duration ( ) (N.) -
(kal, kaal) Absolute duration
Chargeable duration
Coextensive with the
duration of
Dynasty () (N.) - (rajavansh, raajavansh,

razawansh) 'American Dynasty': Family Lies
'The Last Mughal. The Fall of a Dynasty: Delhi, 1857'
'The Last Night of the Yankee Dynasty': The Empire Strikes Out
Each year ( ) (Adv.) - (har sal,

har saal) A day each year is special to all,
A most joyful time That comes each year When Spring comes
Round once more. Each night, each year, the flowers that bloom
and die,
Earlier () (Adj.) - (pahale)

Anna arrived at Princess Tverskaya's earlier than the
other guests. As I said earlier,
Besides, the ringing over a little earlier warned the lads of
catechism hour.
Earnings () (N.) - (kamai,

kamaaee) A need to share our
yearnings,
Adi Godrej speaks on Godrej Properties'
Q2 earnings Annual earnings
Economic () (Adj.) - (aarthik)

'A Farewell to Alms: A Brief Economic History of
the World' 'Alternative to cuts is economic ruin'
Watch
'More Sex Is Safer Sex: The Unconventional Wisdom of Economics'
Economical () (Adj.) - (aarthik)

By God, I could make myself bring her that economically halved grapefruit, that
sugarless breakfast. Economical statistics
Economical wide-recetion
Economics () (N.) - (arthavyavastha, arthavyavasthaa,
arthawyawastha) 'More Sex Is Safer Sex: The Unconventional Wisdom of
Economics'
3 Share Economics Prize for Labor
Market Analysis A Nobel That Bridges
Economics and Psychology
Economy () (N.) - (arthavyavastha, arthavyavasthaa,

arthawyawastha) 'Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the
Durable Future'
'Pop! Why Bubbles Are Great for the Economy'
'Reefer Madness': Notes From the Underground Economy
Editing ( ) (N.) - (sampadan,

sampaadan) Accrediting
Automated data editing
Chapter 5 Editing: Standards in Action
Editorial () (N.) - (sanpadakiy,

sanpaadakeey) 'The Long Recessional': Kipling the
Editorialist
ABC News to layoff 25 per cent editorial staff
Clooney Pens Hard-hitting Editorial For Washington Post
Educated ( ) (Adj.) - (shikshit)

All the most diverse sections of the educated public, hostile before,
are merged in one. And then you can love your highly educated
gentleman.
But it was the writing of a man, and of a well educated one, too.
Educational ) (Adj.) (shaikshanik)

( -
Babu favours film clubs in educational
institutions Central bureau of
educational
Code educational
Efficient ( ) (Adj.) -
(kushal) Activity co-efficient
An efficient stove without
smoke! Arbitrary
coefficient
Elected ( ) (Adj.) - (nirvachit, nirvaachit,
nirwachit) 'Aldous Huxley: Selected Letters'
'All Things, All at Once: New and Selected Stories'
'Creationists: Selected Essays, 1993-2006'
Electrical () (Adj.) - (vidyut, widyut)

As happens with me at periods of electrical disturbance and crepitating lightnings,
I had hallucinations. Bachelor of electrical engineering
Bachelor of electrical engineering (b.e.e.)
Electrification ( ) (N.) - (vidyutan,

widyutan) CRISIL IPO grade 3/5 to Rural
Electrification Corp
Electrification
(electrostatics)
Electrification project
Element () (N.) - (log)

'The Elements of Murder': CSI:
St. Helena 'The Modern Element'
and 'Invasions' 'Wild: An
Elemental Journey'
Elementary ( ) (Adj.) - (mul, mool)

All this is amusing, though rather elementary, but I must go back to
business, Watson. Axiom of elementary sets
Elementary aggression
Elements ( ) (N.) - (tatv,

tatw) 'The Elements of Murder': CSI:
St. Helena
3 Nations to Resume Bargaining On the Naming of
New Elements All the elements are here below.
Eligibility () (N.) - (patrata,

paatrataa) Assessing eligibility
Assessing the
eligibility
Certificate of
eligibility
Elsewhere ( ) (Adj.) - (anyatr)

'Drinking Coffee Elsewhere': Young, Gifted
and Black 'William Maxwell': A World
Elsewhere
Also in this house-fit there was no anger, no suffocation, no yearning to be elsewhere.
Emerging () (Adj.) - (aane vala, ane vaalaa, aane
wala)
'The Emerging Democratic Majority': Wait Till Next Year
: Stock Hunter Hunts For Emerging Stocks!! IWEB,SFEG,LFBG::
Sign Up Today!! Acer bets on emerging markets for expansion
Emotion () (N.) - (bhavana, bhaavanaa,

bhawana) 'Looking for Spinoza': The Source of Emotion
'Love': Extreme Emotions and Unthinkable Deeds
'Money, a Memoir: Women, Emotions, and Cash,' by Liz Perle:
Immaterial Girls
Emotional () (Adj.) - (ganbhir,

ganbheer) A natural catharsis of the
emotional and physical stress, All the pain
and emotional scars,
an emotional attraction between bros... Ben Affleck and Matt Damon had a total
bromance going on.
Emphasis () (N.) - (jor, zor)

'Boyd': A Military Strategist's Emphasis
on Speed Assuredly, said she, with
gathering emphasis.
Committee cannot overemphasise the need
Employee () (N.) - (karmachari,

karmachaaree) 'A Working Stiff's Manifesto':
Another Expendable Employee 'The Tattooed Girl': A
Malevolent Employee
Air India employees to get salary on time
Emptiness () (N.) - (riktata,

riktataa) 'Shipwreck': Heart of Emptiness
A whirlwind of confusion and everlasting emptiness
take control. And all the little emptiness of love!
Enclosure () (N.) - (ahata, ahaataa)

All ran towards the enclosure; everyone
pushed forward. And embedded in it are
these very singular enclosures.
And now he was walking past the trees, through a gap in the
enclosure fence.
Encroachment ( ) (Adj.) -
(atikraman) Ashoorkhana cleared of
encroachments
By no encroachment wrong'd, nor time
forgot; Children seek removal of
encroachments
Endeavour ( ) (N.) - (prayas, prayaas)
Atlantis, Endeavour up for
grabs Best endeavour
Best endeavours
Enduring ( ) (Adj.) - (sthayi,

sthaayee) 'An Enduring Love': The Last
Empress
A More Enduring Legacy
Cover me in your orbed spirit of enduring love.
Engineer ( ) (N.) - (abhiyanta, abhiyantaa)

'The Case Against Perfection: Ethics in the Age of
Genetic Engineering' 'The Dictators': Engineers of Death
'The Idea of Perfection': Engineering Romance
Engineering ( ) (N.) - (abhiyantriki,

abhiyaantrikee) 'The Case Against Perfection: Ethics in the
Age of Genetic Engineering' 'The Idea of Perfection':
Engineering Romance
2 engineering students end life
Enjoyment () (N.) -
(upabhog) Adverse enjoyment
Aesthetic
enjoyment And
enjoyment radiates.
Enlightened () (Adj.) - (buddh)

Committee would like to be enlightened on
this aspect Enlightened citizen
It's true and enlightened
Enlightenment () (N.) - (janakari, janakaaree,

zanakari) "The Enlightenment, Vol. I: An Interpretation the Rise
of Modern Paganism," 'The Commissariat of Enlightenment': The
Power to Reconstitute History
Age of enlightenment
Entertaining ( ) (Adj.) - (manoranjan,

manoranzan)
DAMN isn't this so
entertaining? Wow,
Entertaining feature
Entertainingly
Entirely () (Adv.) - (puri tarah se, pooree tarah
se)
All he did was to agree entirely with everything suggested to him.
Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is
entirely coincidental. Are entirely different things,
Entitled ( ) (Adj.) - (adhikari,

adhikaaree) Advocate entitled to practise
Beneficially
entitled
Disentitled
Entries ( ) (N.) - (pravishtiyan, pravishtiyaan,

prawishtiyan) Arrangement of entries
Dasara panel invites entries for theme
song, slogan Deduct entries
Enumerated ( ) (Adj.) -
(ankit) Enumerated below in rule 47
Episode () (N.) - (kadi,

kadee) Rachel Allen: Bake!
Episode 4
Ready Steady Cook
Episode
40 Series 3 Episode 12
Epitome () (N.) - (pratik,

prateek) Epitomes
She is the epitome of every season,
The person becomes, as it were, the epitome of the history of his
own family.
Equally () (Adv.) - (saman rup se, saman roop se)

After the death of Prince Andrei, Natasha and Princess Marya
equally felt that. Amazed and equally perturbed,
And all equally felt this strange and painful for the first minute.
Equipped () (Adj.) - (susajjit,

susazzit) But I'll be equipped with strength
within my,
Eurocom announces HDMI-in
equipped laptop Gorillas equipped
with sign language
Erstwhile ) (Adj.) - (purv, poorv, purw)
(
Nothing remained of them or their erstwhile homes but fragments of glass upon the
floor.
Especial ( ) (Adj.) - (vishesh, wishesh)

All right, I won't especially as everyone knows
those horrors. And almost all of them are harmful,
especially women.
And especially, she added, after a slight pause, when they are
unexceptionable.
Establish ( ) (V.) - (banana, bananaa)

'The Outlaw Bible of American Literature': The Rebel
Establishment aeronautical development
establishment
Air force establishment or station
Estimate ( ) (N.) -
(anuman) Accurate estimate
Admissible estimate
Age is foolish and forgetful when it underestimates youth.
Estimation ( ) (N.) - (anuman)

Another incident, however, raised him even higher in
their estimation. Budget estimation
Co-efficient of estimation
Eternal () (Adj.) - (shashvat, shaashvat, shashwat)

'A Beautiful Mind' & 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'
Announced for Blu-ray 'Hart Crane':' Doomed but Eternal
'The Body': Eternal Youth
Evaluate () (V.) - (mulyankan,

moolyaankan) devaluate
Lack Direction? Evaluate Your Brain's C.E.O.
Microbicide Gels Evaluated for AIDS Prevention - Science in 2011
Eventually ( ) (Adv.) - (aakhirakar, aakhirakaar)

After several attempts swimming to other islands Eventually two natives in a
canoe were found. Agony I retreated to my mind Eventually the pain subsided I
stayed,
Bad things are gonna happen but eventually,
Every year ( ) (Adv.) - (har sal, har saal)
After every year I was just cutting
cakes, And every year this is done
all over Russia.
Every year in this five and zero is exceptional in its own way.
Everyday ( ) (Adj.) - (pratidin)

'A Good Night Walk' and 'The Stars Will Still Shine':
Everyday People 'Ice Cream': Scoops of Everyday Life
'In the Next Galaxy': Finding Poetry Beneath the Surface of the
Everyday
Evidence ( ) (N.) - (sabut, saboot)

'Evidence of Harm': What Caused the Autism
Epidemic? 'Evidence of Things Unseen': The
Night Light in America 'The Evidence Against
Her': Strange Fits of Passion
Evolution () (N.) - (udvikas, udvikaas,

udwikas) Slide Show: A Culinary Revolution in
Chengdu
Slide Show: Evolution of a Champion
!Women Art Revolution
Evolved () (Adj.) - (vikasit,

wikasit) A fully evolved creator of short
story
As she revolved to face the firelight, the woman said in cracked
and terrified voice. Charity Burbage revolved to face Snape again.
Exactly ( ) (Adv.) - (vastav men, vaastav men,

wastaw men) 'I Cannot Tell a Lie, Exactly': Ladies of a Certain
Age
is exactly what our dear new Head
deserves,' said Fred. A crowd that wasn't
exactly familiar,
Examination () (N.) - (khoj, khoz)

A lawyer is no better than an old woman at a post-mortem examination.
A minute examination of the circumstances served only to make the
case more complex. A viva examination was almost done,
Exchange rate ( ) (N.) - (vinimay dar, winimay

dar) Arbitrated exchange rate
Concern expressed over inappropriate'
exchange rates Dollar-yuan exchange rate
issue evades amicable solution
Excluding () (N.) - (bina, binaa)
ADMINISTRATION ASSAILED OVER EXCLUDING
DOCTORS
Ex-all (excluding all)
Exclusively () (Adv.) - (puri tarah se, pooree

tarah se) Necessarily and exclusively
Resistance 3 from Insomniac Games Coming
Exclusively to PS3 Suu Kyi talks exclusively to the
BBC
Exemplar ( ) (N.) - (prakar,

prakaar) Exemplarily
Exemplarin
ess
Exemplarit
y
Existence () (N.) - (maujudagi, maujoodagee,

mauzudagi) 'Prescription for a Superior Existence'
'Sloan-Kettering': A Poet's Struggle Against
Nonexistence a desolate existence.
Existing ( ) (Adj.) - (maujuda, maujoodaa,

mauzuda) Actual existing interest
And experience says that power is not a word, but an actually
existing phenomenon. But if thy pre-existing soul
Expanded () (Adj.) - (vistrit, wistrit)
Caller ID Line Expanded

Centre expansion (expanded centre plan display)
Combing operation expanded as hostages remain traceless
Expansion ( ) (N.) - (prachar,

prachaar) Acer bets on emerging markets for
expansion
Adani moots rapid expansion to drive Mundra Port &
SEZ growth Areal expansion
Expedition () (V.) -
(abhiyan) 'The Last Expedition': Emin
Pasha, I Presume?
Arctic expedition
designers turn out cold weather gear worthy of a Shackleton
expedition
Explosive () (Adj.) - (visphotak,
wisfotak) Saudi Arabia tipped off U.S. over Yemen
explosive materials
16 injured as tractor runs over "pig explosives"
in Udumalpet 200lb of explosives in car bomb
Exposed () (Adj.) - (ujagar, ujaagar,

uzagar) Medha-led campaign exposed scam in
2008
29 per cent Indians exposed to second-hand smoke
outside home 6 Brookhaven Workers Exposed to
Radiation
Exquisite () (Adj.) - (tivr,

teevr, tiwr) 'A Pirate of Exquisite Mind':
The Highbrow Hijacker An exquisite
candour emanated from his being.
An exquisite pleasure had invaded my senses, but individual, detached, with no
suggestion of its origin.
Extension ( ) (N.) - (prasar,

prasaar) Activities for the extension of
knowledge Agricultural extension
Analogical extension
Exterior () (N.) -
(bahar) but the exterior remains
the same. despite The beautiful
exterior,
Exterior angle
External () (N.) - (bahar)

Aggression, external
And in maintaining this attitude of external composure she was
completely successful. And they needed an external push which
would overcome that shame.
Extraordinary () (Adj.) - (atirikt)

'Lost Genius: The Curious and Tragic Story of an Extraordinary
Musical Prodigy' Absolutely extraordinary! Gentlemen.
Ambassador (extraordinary)
Fabrication ( ) Fabrication industry Fabrication metallurgy
(N.) -
(nirman)
Fabrication of charges
Farmland () (N.) - (khet)

A harvest of golf courses from Vietnams
farmland MES opposes acquisition of fertile
farmland by KIADB Overnighter: California
Farmland, Known for Its Drinks
Favourite ( ) (Adj.) -
(priy) Ashmit is my favourite:
Sakshi
Brothers would send his favourite
cigarette, CA turns out to be
favourite choice
Feather ( ) (N.) - (pankh)

"A Crown of Feathers and Other
Stories," 'Featherstone': A Far-Off
Grover's Corners 'In the Devils
Feather,' by Minette Walters
Federal ( ) (Adj.) - (phedaral, fedaral)

'James Madison and the Struggle for the Bill of Rights,' by Richard Labunski:
The Federalist Jihad Jane due in federal court in Philadelphia
A Claim-Buster by Calling; From U.F.O. Dreams To Federal Schemes, He Debunks Them
All
Firstly ( ) (Adv.) - (pahale)

But firstly, no, Harry, not seven Hor-cruxes: six.
Flavour ( ) (N.) -
(rang) Bustling with flavours
Butter
flavour
Flavoured
Full moon ( ) (N.) - (purnima, poornimaa)

But my heart is in broken piece's it's not like
a full moon. Counting the days down until the
next Full Moon.
From the full moon fell Nokomis,
Functioning ( ) (N.) - (kary, kaary)

3 modernised NTC mills start functioning
Briquetting plant begins functioning at
TNAU Coimbatore IT Park to start
functioning by next year
Furthermore ( ) (Adv.) - (esake alava, esake alaavaa, esake
alawa)
And Furthermore by Judi Dench
book review Furthermore,
Furthermore, Fudge was looking distinctly careworn.
Glasses () (N.) - (chashma, chashmaa)

A few old women were sitting in a corner, drinking tiny glasses of sherry.
A third twitch of the wand, and a dusty bottle and five glasses
appeared in midair. Aaah! He suddenly whipped off his glasses and
polished them hurriedly on his robes.
Government ( ) (Adj.) - (sarakari, sarakaaree)

"Government will take action if corruption is proved"
'Jennifer Government': Guerrilla Marketing
'Mafia: The Governments Secret File on Organized Crime'
Government of india ( ) (N.) - (bharat sarakar, bhaarat sarakaar)

Government of india act
Government of india concern
Government of india extra-ordinary gazette
Governor ( ) (N.) - (malik,

maalik) 'Dancing With Strangers':
Spearing the Governor 'Governor
Reagan': Anticipating Arnold
'Let's Party, Minnesota,' Governor Says
Gradient () (N.) - (anupat,

anupaat) Axial gradient
Back gradient
Barometric
gradient
Gradually () (Adv.) - - (dhire-dhire, dheere-dheere)

A few people laughed and, gradually, a babble of talk
broke out again. Add pride gradually and continue
beating until very stiff.
And by-and-by, I hope, you may be in circumstances gradually to repay me.
Graduate () (Adj.) - (snatakottar,

snaatakottar) 10,400 Students Graduate At Rainy
Columbia Rites
After Suicide, Harvard Alters Policies on Graduate Students
AFTER THE RIOTS; N.A.A.C.P. Chief Assails Bush as Graduates
Cheer
Greatest ( ) (Adj.) - (sabase bada,

sabase badaa) 'Dugan Under Ground': The Greatest
Generation of Cartoonists 'Spirituality could be
India's greatest export'
'Stanley: The Impossible Life of Africas Greatest Explorer'
Hanging ( ) (N.) - (phansi, phaansee, fansi)

Cambridge Letters: Changing
landscapes 'KBC' is a life-
changing experience: BigB
'The Devil's Playground': Changing Times Square
Happening ( ) (N.) - (ghatana, ghatanaa)

'Happening': The 'Thing'
'The Last of Her Kind,' by Sigrid Nunez: Something
Happening Here Agenda: Business happenings in South
Florida
Harbour ( ) (N.) - (rakhana,

rakhanaa) The ship was cheerd, the
harbour cleard,
And down he rode to the harbour
mouth, And steer'd right into the
harbour thus,
Harmony () (N.) - (sanvad, sanvaad,

sanwad) 'IPL created harmony among players'
Inclusive society possible with compassion, love
and harmony A crowded hearth, but harmony.
Headquarters ( ) (N.) - (mukhyalay,

mukhyaalay)
A lopsided sign on the nearest cubicle read: Auror
Headquarters. Administrative headquarters
Area headquarters
Healthy ( ) (Adj.) - (svasth, swasth)

$68.9 Million Modigliani Gets Auction Season Off to a
Healthy Start 'Healthy food' obsession bad for health
a good healthy happy loving life to GOD,
Hearing ( ) (N.) - (sunavai, sunavaaee, sunawai)
'Hearings' on Gays in the Military Are a Sham
Paid news hearing against Chavan
deferred to July 9 Up to Orissa,
Chhattisgarh to hold public hearings'
Heating ( ) (N.) - (tap,

taap) 'Cheating at Canasta'
'The Progress Paradox' and 'The Cheating Culture':
Happiness Math About 200 Fla. College Students
Admit to Cheating
Helicopter ( ) (N.) -
(helikoptar) 10 killed in helicopter crash in
Venezuela
11 killed in Iraq helicopter crash,
bombing Bomb squad examines
helicopter crash site
Heterogeneous ( ) (Adj.) - (vividh,

wiwidh) Heterogeneous data
Heterogeneous
grouping
Heterogeneous
manufacture
High court ( ) (N.) - (uchch nyayalay, uchch

nyaayaalay) High Court Bench to be a fitting tribute to Varkala'
26/11: hearing on Kasab's death penalty confirmation
begins in High Court 2G scam: Swamy challenges High
Court order
High court of judicature ( ) (N.) - (uchch nyayalay, uchch
nyaayaalay) High quality ( ) (N.) - (uchch gunavatta, uchch
gunavattaa, uchch gunawatta)
High school ( ) (N.) - (uchch vidyalay, uchch vidyaalay,

uchch widyalay) 'The Physics of the Buffyverse,' by Jennifer Ouellette: High
School Hell
Easy A brings back high school laughs
2 Boys Charged in Sex Abuse In High School Locker Room
Hinduism ( ) (N.) - (hindu dharm, hindoo

dharm) Terrorism not linked to Hinduism: RSS chief
Understanding Hinduism
History () (N.) - (vivaran,
wiwaran) Interactive Reader: An
Incomplete History
Seeing History in Mad Men
"The Armies of the Night: History as a Novel, The Novel as
History,"
Holding ( ) (N.) - (kshetr)

'Still Holding': You'll Never Be Paged in This
Town Again 'The Holding': Haunted in
Canada
A child in rags was holding him by a rope.
Holiness () (sant)
(N.) -
His holiness
His holiness wrapped wholly in
a clod, Holiness is happiness
instead,
Home minister ( ) (grih mantri, grih mantree)

(N.) -
Change Home Minister, appeals
BJP
Harshads arrest a major achievement: Rajasthan
Home Minister Home Minister bereaved
Homeland () (N.) - (janmabhumi, janmabhoomi,

zanmabhumi) 'A Burning in Homeland': Melodrama Queen
Department of Homeland Security
For Some Bushmen, a Homeland Worth the Fight
Honoured () (Adj.) - (sammanit)

'Pasanga' honoured again
Agreement pledges 'need
honoured' By his dishonoured
grave:
Horizon () (N.) - (sima,

seemaa) 'Grandes Horizontales':
Secrets of the Harem 'No Visible
Horizon': Don't Call Them Stunt Fliers
'The Horizontal Everest': Across the Tundra With an Extremophile
Horseshoe () Horseshoeing Horseshoer horseshoes

(N.) -
(ghode ki
nal, ghode
kee naal)
House of the people ( ) (N.) -

(lokasabha, lokasabhaa)
Speaker of the house of the people
Housing ( ) (N.) - (grih)

'Serious impact' of housing cuts Watch
'Waiting For Gautreaux,' by Alexander Polikoff:
Bleak Housing Expedite work on housing
schemes'
However () (Adv.) - (tab bhi, tab bhee)

You will, however, I am sure, excuse me for taking an
obvious precaution. A month, however, is too long.
Again, however, Dumbledore seemed oblivious to Harry's attempt
to catch his eye.
Humanity () (N.) - (manavata, manavataa,

manawata)
'Elizabeth Costello': An Allegorist's Lectures
to Humanity And calm'st the weary strife of
frail humanity!
Any scourge is more preferred Than the one which disables
humanity.
Humidity () (N.) - (aardrata,

aardrataa) Air humidity
Critical percentage
humidity Hypothetical
humidity
Humiliation () (N.) - (apaman)

He felt disgraced, humiliated, guilty, and deprived of all possibility of washing
away his humiliation. Holmes was as cool as ever, but I was hot with anger and
humiliation.
I cannot allow that there is any humiliation.
Hunting ( ) (N.) - (shikar, shikaar)

'The Dead Fish Museum,' by Charles D'Ambrosio: The Man's Guide to
Hunting and Fishing 'The Enemy Within: 2,000 Years of Witch-Hunting in
the Western World'
'The Shell Collector': Stories About Hunting and Being Hunted
Husbandry ( ) (N.) - (krishi)

And that's how it is the whole level of
husbandry has fallen. Animal husbandry
Animal husbandry college
Ice cream ( ) (N.) - (aaesakrim,
aaesakreem) 'Ice Cream': Scoops of Everyday Life
A few windows were boarded up, including those of Florean Fortescue's
Ice Cream Parlor. Before the ice cream, champagne was served.
Identification ( ) (N.) -
(pahachan) Bank identification number
Biometric identification for
rehabilitation planned Co-identification
Identity ( ) (N.) - (samata, samataa)

'In the Name of Identity': Against the Politics of
Victimization 'Middlesex': My Big Fat Greek
Gender Identity Crisis
'Out of My Head': Identity Theft
Ignorance () (N.) - (agyan)

A modest confession of ignorance is the ripest and last
attainment of philosophy All of them in ignorance that her love
would be mine.
And I have gone about with just the same ignorance in Rome.
Illness () (N.) - (rog)

'Limbo': A Life Transformed
by Illness
'Stillness': Listening to the Dead in Bosnia
A RESPIRATORY ILLNESS: ECONOMIC IMPACT; From Tourism to...
Imaginary ( ) (Adj.) - (kalpanik, kaalpanik)

'Imaginary Weapons,' by Sharon Weinberger:
Daydream Believers Between him and the imaginary
personages she made comparisons. Imaginary angle
Imagination ( ) (N.) - (man)

'An Exact Replica of a Figment of My
Imagination' 'Falling Upwards: Essays in
Defense of the Imagination' 'Where the
Stress Falls': The Radical Imagination
Imperial () (Adj.) - (shahi,

shahee) 'Command of Office': The Imperial
Presidency 'Embers': A Novel of Imperial
Mitteleuropa
'Free Culture': The Intellectual
Imperialists Implement () (N.) -
(upakaran)
Agricultural implements
Agricultural implements
directorate Agricultural
implements specialist
Implementation ( ) (N.) - (karyanvayan, kaaryanvayan,

karyanwayan) Committed to implementation of welfare schemes: Balineni
DTC Bill on track for
implementation Effective
implementation
Importance () (N.) - (mahattv,

mahattw) 'The Importance of Being Famous':
Vanities
'The Importance of Being Kennedy'
The paper seems to me to be of no practical importance.
Importer ( ) (N.) - (aayatak, aayaatak)

Flink and the Hammerheads and Beluga the tobacco importer and
Belugas girls.
Imports ( ) (N.) - (aayat,

aayaat) Chief controller of imports and
exports
China suspends auto imports from Hyundai, Kia
Domestic textile machinery makers want end to sops on imports
Impossible () (Adj.) - (asanbhav,

asanbhaw) 'A one-state solution in Israel is difficult
but not impossible'
'Love and Other Impossible Pursuits,' by Ayelet Waldman: Atom
Bomb of Desire 'Stanley: The Impossible Life of Africas Greatest
Explorer'
Impression () (N.) - (mat)

'The Impressionist': Son of a Sort of Goddess
By the way, I was under the impression that I left this door
shut just now. A good first impression can work wonders.
Impressive () (Adj.) - (prabhavi, prabhaavee,

prabhawi) Because god showed him a burning bush On the
mountains impressive gloom. Christina Ricci makes an
IMPRESSIVE Broadway debut! She is delicious.
DSP Black Rock Equity: Impressive long-term performer
Improvement ( ) (N.) - (badhati,
badhatee) 'The Testing of Luther Albright':
Home Improvement?
Professional training needs
improvement' Agricultural
improvements
In accordance with ( ) (Adj.) - (ke anusar, ke

anusaar) According as (in accordance with)
And he will calmly and punctually act in accordance
with his words. Deal with the same on merits in
accordance with law
In compliance with ( ) (Adj.) - (ke anusar, ke

anusaar) Thus, we do not necessarily keep eBooks in compliance with
any particular paper edition. Thus, we do not necessarilykeep eBooks in
compliance with any particular paper edition. We do NOT keep any
eBooks in compliance with a particular paper edition.
In full ( ) (Adv.) - (pura,

pooraa) a lunatic in full bloom.
A Philosopher in
Full A rose in full
bloom
In that ( ) (Adv.) - (es bat men, es baat men)

He sent it to me in that state, with his curse, upon my
wedding morning. This hermit good lives in that wood
A brain that thinks for your own.
In-between () (Adj.) - (ke bich men, ke beech men)

Somewhere in-between,
Inadequate () (Adj.) - (thoda, thodaa)

Access to information on public transit systems inadequate
back when I had come so close to accepting that I
was inadequate. City has inadequate fire safety
infrastructure
Inaugurate () (V.) - (udghatan,

udghaatan) Actor inaugurates home for orphans
Administrative Staff College
inaugurated Apparel training
centre inaugurated
Inauguration ( ) (N.) - (udghatan,

udghaatan) 29 mn Indians watched CWG
inauguration
A concert of luminaries will mark the 50th anniversary of JFK's
inauguration
coverage of President Obama's inauguration
Incidence () (N.) - (ghatana,

ghatanaa) '50% rise in extreme rain
incidence in last 50 yrs'
Angle of incidence
But it wasnt a coincidence at all.
Income-tax () (N.) -
(aayakar) Agricultrual income-
tax law Agricultural income-
tax revision board
If its on the market Ill buy it if it means another penny on the
income-tax.
Incredible ( ) (Adj.) - (achchha,

achchhaa) 'Radical Evolution' and 'More Than
Human': The Incredibles 3 Reasons Incredible
Hulk May Be Too Angry for TV
All Harry's -- it was incredible.
Incurred () (Adj.) - (kiya gaya, kiyaa

gayaa) Acquired, accrued or incurred
He would have taken more trouble, incurred more expense for them
than for queens. Properly incurred
Indian army ( ) (N.) - (bharatiy sena,

bhaarateey senaa) Indian army chief's remarks unwise, jingoistic:
Pakistan
Indian army chief's remarks unwise: Pak
Indian penal code ( ) (N.) - (bharatiy dand sanhita, bhaarateey
dand sanhitaa) Indian rupee ( ) (N.) - (bharatiy rupaya, bhaarateey
rupayaa)
She showed it to me, Watson, and it was an Indian rupee.
Indication ( ) (N.) - (sanket)

'Vindication': Mary Wollstonecraft's Sense and Sensibility
A few small footholds presented themselves, and there was some
indication of a ledge. All the indications seem to me to point in that
direction.
Indicator ( ) (N.) - (suchi,
soochee) Approach indicator
Arc back
indicator Arc
indicator
Indictment ( ) (N.) -
(aarop) Abstract of indictment
Bill of indictment
CAG report not an indictment: Moily
Industry () (N.) - (udyog)

"The offshore support industry can be an engine of social
change in India" 'Double digit revenue growth a turning
point for industry'
'Hot Property': Freebooters of Industry
Infection ( ) (N.) -
(sankraman) Infection links to
schizophrenia
AIDS breakthrough: Gel helps prevent infection
And Pritchard needn't get up any wine: brandy was the best thing
against infection.
Infinite () (Adj.) - (anant)

'I Will Be Cleopatra': Zoe Caldwell's
Infinite Variety 'Kings of Infinite Space':
Men at Work
Bioshock: Infinite Gameplay Trailer
Inflation ( ) (N.) - (mahangai,

mahangaaee) 'The Great Inflation and Its
Aftermath'
A New Quandary for the Federal Reserve: Grappling With
Low Inflation Accounting Board Asked to Alter Inflation-
Indexed Bond Rule
Influential () (Adj.) - (prabhav, prabhaav, prabhaw)

Keynes: The Rise, Fall, and Return of the 20th Centurys Most
Influential Economist Arguably the most influential opinion journal
at the White House
Elia Kazan, Influential Director, Is Dead at 94
Initiative () (N.) -
(pahal) A novel initiative in
education
Amitabh to promote 'Save our Tigers'
initiative An initiative to rescue old
trees
Injection ( ) (N.) - (enjekshan, enzekshan)

Aurobindo gets USFDA nod for 3 generic
antibiotic injections Blast-injection technqiue
Cement injection
Innovative () (Adj.) - (navin, naveen,

nawin) Check out innovative interview
techniques
I'm a big fan of Kanye West. He's really innovative in the
stuff that he does. India's innovative nuclear power reactor
Insecurity () (N.) -
(sankat) Economic insecurity
Food insecurity in the U.S. hovering at
record levels Food insecurity in urban
India
Inspiration ( ) (N.) - (prerana, preranaa)

'They Made America': 1 Percent Inspiration, 99
Percent Marketing I take lot of inspiration from
Sachin
Mother is first inspiration for the child'
Inspired () (Adj.) -
(prerit) Akon's album is 'inspired by
India'
Al-Qaeda inspired woman jailed for life
And the Banker, inspired with a courage so new
Installation ( ) (N.) - (adhishthapan,

adhishthaapan) Concerns as Solar Installations Join a Desert
Ecosystem
Electric
installation
Electrical
installation
Installed () (Adj.) - (sthapit,

sthaapit) 54-foot-high Ganesha idol to be
installed
CCTVs to be installed at
Sabarimala Installed
capacity
Instructions () (N.) -
(nirdesh) 'Instructions for Visitors': Love
in the Pyrenees And her traveling
instructions were clear.
Apparently he's just been sending instructions in by owl.
Instrument () (N.) - (upakaran)
A brilliant and monstrous mutation had suddenly taken place, and here
was the instrument. Admission of instrument
Admission of instruments
Integrated () (Adj.) - (ekikrit,

ekeekrit) And the integrated will of resolve,
Cerebra Integrated
Technologies Ltd. cyber
integrated solutions
Intellectual ( ) (Adj.) - (bauddhik)

'America and the Intellectual Cold Wars in Europe': Bagman
for Democracy 'Free Culture': The Intellectual Imperialists
'Laura Warholic: Or, The Sexual Intellectual'
Intelligence ( ) (N.) -
(buddhi) 'Fixing Intelligence':
Connecting the Dots 'Intelligence and
How to Get It'
'Intelligence Wars': The Secrets of the Secret War
Intention ( ) (N.) - (vichar, vichaar,

wichar) 'Quite Honestly,' by John Mortimer: The
Best of Intentions 'The Best Intentions'
After the irritating discussion with his brother, he pondered over this intention again.
Interested () (Adj.) - (ruchi)

'Alias' stars not interested in a film
A what? said Harry, interested.
After dinner several telegrams were sent to people interested in the result of the
election.
Interim () (Adj.) -
(antarim) Ad interim
Ad interim copyright
Ad interim copyright clause
Intermediate () (Adj.) -
(madhyam) Basic and intermediate
products
Benzyne intermediate
Board of high school and intermediate eduation
Internet ( ) (N.) - (entaranet)
'Ain't It Cool?': A Movie Geek's Internet
Monument 'Terror on the Internet,' by Gabriel
Weimann: TheirSpace 1 in 4 Internet users
give fake names online
Interpretation ( ) (N.) - (arth)

"The Enlightenment, Vol. I: An Interpretation the Rise of
Modern Paganism," 'As of This Writing': Against Interpretation
'The Interpretation of Murder,' by Jed Rubenfeld: Manhattan
Transference
Interrogation ( ) (N.) - (puchhatachh,

poochhataachh) 'Interrogations': The Banality of Evil
(Cont.)
Interrogation of Padma
begins Interrogation
sign
Intimate () (V.) - (batana, batanaa)

'City of Oranges: An Intimate History of Arabs and
Jews in Jaffa' An Intimate Look at the Acting
Process with Ice Cube
Be intimately with
Introduction () (N.) - (parichay)

'Have You Seen . . .?: A Personal Introduction to 1,000 Films'
Shell give you a letter of introduction, wont you, Myrtle? Do what?
she asked, startled. A very good introduction for beginners
Invalid () (Adj.) -
(asamarth) An invalid lady had
already lain down to sleep. I'm used
to looking after such invalids.
I-T objection to land sale invalid: Golden Tobacco
Invention ( ) (N.) - (khoj, khoz)

'Kingmakers: The Invention of the Modern
Middle East' 'Our Own Devices': Smothered
by Invention
'The Invention of Air'
Jesus christ ( ) (N.) - (isa masih, eesaa

maseeh) Jesus Christ forgave the bastards,
Lord Jesus Christ! I was asleep, when I heard a noise as though someone were
knocking.
missing the greatest gift we got through Jesus Christ.
Jointly concerned ( ) (N.) - (sanyukt)
Judge, small causes court (, ) (N.) - (nyayadhish,
nyaayaadheesh) Just now ( ) (Adv.) - (ab)

By the way, I was under the impression that I left this door
shut just now. About three feet by a foot and a half, as they
are being made just now.
An' don' ask me questions just now, I think I'm gonna be sick.
Justified () (Adj.) - (nyayasangat,

nyaayasangat) Aghast at all the words that justified,
But I am justified in taking my own line and I will.
But Rosamond went home with a sense of justified repugnance towards her husband.
Juvenile () (Adj.) - (bal,

baal) Blackjack wins Goffs
Juvenile Million Children's court
(juvenile court) Delinquency,
juvenile
Keeping () (N.) - (suraksha, surakshaa)

'Keeping the World Away'
'Lighthousekeeping': The Sea
of Love
'Status Anxiety' and 'The Status Syndrome': Keeping Up With the
Joneses
Kenyan shilling ( ) (N.) - (kenyai shiling, kenyaaee shiling)
Kilometer () (N.) - (kilomitar,

kilomeetar) Kilometer stone
Kilometre () (N.) - (kilomitar, kilomeetar)
Liberal () (Adj.) - (aajad, aajaad,

aazad) 'America's Constitution': A Liberal
Originalist
'Bush Country': Loves Bush,
Hates Liberals 'Claire Marvel':
Liberals and Love
Localization ( ) (N.) - (sthaniyakaran,
sthaneeyakaran)
Cerebral
localization
Localization of
language
Localization test
Lubrication ( ) (N.) -
(snehan) Boundary lubrication
Lubrication
system Oilmist
lubrication
Machine () (N.) - (sangathan)

Florence and The Machine
'A Madman Dreams of Turing
Machines' 'Against the Machine'
Madness () (N.) - (pagalapan, paagalapan)

'A Window Across the River': The
Madness of Art 'In the Wake of
Madness': Psycho at Sea
'Perfect Madness': The Mommy Trap
Maestro () (N.) - (aachary,

aachaary) 70th birthday of maestro to be
celebrated
At the Philharmonic, Maestro Knows Best
Cosa? Il mio piede diventa mio maestro? Ferdinando.
Magazine () (N.) - (khana,

khanaa) 'Little Pink Slips,' by Sally
Koslow: Mad, Mad Magazine 'Wired': The
Coolest Magazine on the Planet
The Guts of a New Machine by Rob Walker (The New York Times
Magazine)
Magical () (Adj.) - (shanadar, shanadaar)

'Abandon': Magical Mystery Tour
'Magical Thinking': Life After Rehab
'The Year of Magical Thinking': Goodbye to All That
Magistrate () (N.) - (majistret,
mazistret) Additional chief presidency
magistrate
Additional district
magistrate's court Before
district magistrate
Magnetic ( ) (Adj.) - (chunbakiy,
chunbakeey) Anti magnetic belt
Antimagne
tic
Biomagnet
ic
Make-up () (N.) - (charitr)

'Kiss and Make-Up' by Gene
Simmons Alappuzha in for
heritage make-up Bright
make-up a big turn-off for
men
Malnutrition () (N.) -
(kuposhan) NAC failed to address hunger
and malnutrition'
And there are indications; malnutrition, nervous
excitability, and so on. Malnutrition reaches epidemic
proportions in M.P.
Manifest ( ) (Adj.) - (vyakt, wyakt)

'A Working Stiff's Manifesto': Another
Expendable Employee 'Digital Barbarism: A
Writers Manifesto'
'Reality Hunger: A Manifesto'
Manufactured ) (Adj.) - (nirmit)

(
Manufactured
drug
The Karnataka verdict was manufactured in Delhi and marketed in
Bangalore by the Speaker. Unmanufactured state
Manufacturer ( ) (N.) - (nirmata,

nirmaataa) Apparel manufacturer Cantabil to tap
market
BMTC under pressure to refund Rs. 20-cr. penalty to bus
manufacturers I've been a Porsche driver trapped in
another manufacturer's body
Mapping () (N.) - (manachitran)

'Cartographia: Mapping Civilizations'
'Drastic': Stories Mapping the Genealogy of
Loneliness Areal mapping
Marijuana ( ) (N.) - (ganja, gaanjaa, ganza)

APRIL 11-17: Eighth-Grade Habits; Among the Youngest, a Rise In
Marijuana, Cocaine, LSD Backers of Legal Marijuana Find Silver Lining in
Defeat of California Measure
BASKETBALL: ROUNDUP; Webber Is Fined In Marijuana Seizure
Maritime ( ) (Adj.) - (samudr)
Affairs maritime
Govt orders 4 more US maritime patrol
aircraft IMU to offer specialised course
in maritime law
Market place ( ) (N.) - (bajar, baajaar,

bazar) Market Place; A Possible Vivendi Deal Is
Raising Some...
Market Place; Group Approves Use of Derivatives
Market Place; In a vexingly competitive media environment, a big stakeholder mutes his
enthusiasm for Viacom.
Marshall ) (N.) - (marshal, maarshal)

(
'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' by Eric Burdon with J.
Marshall Craig 'On the Town,' by Marshall Berman: 42nd
Street
'The Cottagers,' by Marshall N. Klimasewiski: Vanishing Point
Martial () (Adj.) - (sainik)

'Martials Epigrams: A Selection'
Asian Games' Opening Gold Medal Is in Martial Arts
But the universe is not under martial law, arbitrary and
provisional.
Marvelous () (Adj.) - (shanadar,

shanadaar) And Agafea Mihalovna will give us that
marvelous herb-brandy. AQ Interactive Are
Working On Animal Resort With Marvelous
But Anna Arkadyevna's knowledge of architecture is marvelous,
said Tushkevitch.
Masturbation () (N.) - (hastamaithun)

skimpy outfits ... endorsement of narcotics abuse, public masturbation, and school-
sanctioned burlesque. Taylor Momsen poses with guns for mag, talks sex tapes,
masturbation
Taylor Momsen Shares Her Expertise On Porn, Masturbation, &
Heidi Montag
Matching ( ) (N.) - (milan)
$40 million in matching gifts
Albus and Aberforth 216The Bribe wore matching lacy collared jackets and had
identical, shoulderlength hairstyles.
Colour matching
Mathematics ( ) (N.) - (ganit)
'Making Sense of Life': Studying Biology Through
Mathematics 'Strange Matters': Mathematics and
the Playful Side of Physics 'The Mathematics of
Love,' by Emma Darwin: Housemates
Matrimonial () (Adj.) - (vaivahik,

waiwahik) Home, matrimonial
Matrimonial
cause
Matrimonial
clerk
Maximum () (Adj.) - (adhik se adhik)

'Maximum City': Bombay Confidential
'Not a Suicide Pact,' by Richard A. Posner:
Maximum Security 'Titan Maximum': Stop-Motion
Giant Robots! (Review)
Meaningful () (Adj.) - (mahatvapurn, mahatvapoorn, mahatwapurn)

'The Undressed Art': A Passion for Meaningful Lines
Alexey Alexandrovitch and Lidia Ivanovna exchanged meaningful glances, and
the reading began. Critical Shopper | Realm: The Meaningful Luxury of Paying
Attention
Mechanical ( ) (Adj.) - (yantrik, yaantrik)

All the riders waved their whips mechanically and shouted
from time to time. Amechanical
At Work; Man, Office and Mechanical Bride
Meddling ( ) (N.) - (hastakshep)

Excuse my meddling in your affairs.
Harry was halfway toward it before he remembered what he'd promised himself
about not meddling. Intermeddling
Medication ( ) (N.) - (dava, davaa,

dawa) Ground water remedication
Hypodermic
medication
Maintenance
Medication
Medicinal ( ) (Adj.) - (aushadhiy,

aushadheey) Adopt scientific approach to conserve
medicinal plants'
93 pc of wild medicinal plants in
endangered list: Study Ayurvedic products,
medicinal plants on display
Meditation ( ) (N.) - (chintan)
'A Pelican in the Wilderness': Meditations on
Extreme Solitude Mindfulness meditation helps
teens
A Meditation on the Historical Process
Membership ( ) (N.) - (sadasyata, sadasyataa)

Historic day as Iceland starts EU
membership talks Associate membership
Axiom of membership
Messenger ( ) (N.) - (dut, doot)

'Messenger': Something's Rotten in Utopia
'Messenger: New and Selected Poems, 1976-2006,' by Ellen Bryant
Voigt: From the Farm 'When the Messenger Is Hot': Willing Victims of
Bad Relationships
Metallurgy ( ) (N.) - (dhatukarm,

dhaatukarm) Bachelor of engineering (metallurgy)
(b.e. metal)
Bachelor of metallurgy
(b.met.) Electro-
metallurgy
Metropolis () (N.) -
(mahanagar) 'Alva & Irva': The Plasticine
Metropolis
'Metropolis': Gang of New York
'Neon Metropolis': A Flat-Out Vegas Fan
Middle class ( ) (N.) - (madhyam varg, madhyam

warg) 'War on the Middle Class'
For the previous decade, the middle class had been
losing ground G.M., Detroit and the Fall of the Black
Middle Class
Migrant () (N.) - (pravasi, pravaasee, prawasi)

Slide Show: Immigrants Welcome
'Aloft': The Suburban Novel Meets the Immigrant Novel
'Biutiful,' a stark look at the lives of migrants, opens film festival in
Mexico
Migration () (N.) - (pravas,
pravaas, prawas) 'Excess migration threat to
system'
'Migration': The Solemn Art
'The Angel of Forgetfulness': Migration of Souls
Military, naval or air force (, (N.) - (sena, senaa)
)
Military, naval or air force staff employment
Milling (N.) - (nirman)

() Ball

milling
Dal milling
Fast milling pigment
Minimal () (Adj.) -
(kam) 'Complete Minimal
Poems'
'Samuel Johnson Is Indignant': The Real Minimal
Deal Activists reject minimalist framework of
Food Security Bill
Minister of state ( ) (N.) - (rajy mantri, raajy mantree, razy

mantri)
Minister of the union ( ) (N.) - (sangh ke mantri, sangh

ke mantree)
Minority () (N.) - (alpasankhyak)

'Minority Report' moves from reel into
real life 'Moral Minority: Our Skeptical
Founding Fathers'
A NATION AT WAR: ISLAMIC MINORITY; 2 Leaders of Russia's Muslims Split Over Jihad
Against U.S.
Minutes ( ) (N.) - (vritt, writt)

'Andy Warhol': Has It Been 15 Minutes Yet?
'Megamind' First Five Minutes: This Is The Beginning Of A Beautiful Will
Ferrell-Brad Pitt Rivalry 'Wilt, 1962': 48 Minutes, 100 Points
Missile () (N.) -
(astr) 'Candy Missiles' Aimed
At Baldwin Agni-II missile
test-fired successfully
always is a missile or a gun.
Mistake ( ) (N.) - (dosh)

'Selling Rajasthan exploration blocks a mistake'
'The Feminine Mistake: Are We Giving Up
Too Much?' It is a mistake to judge science
by Nobel Prizes
Mixture () (N.) - (mishr)
A mixture of both Make not a sacred oath.
Additive colour
mixture admixture
Modern-day () (Adj.) - (aadhunik)

AT HOME WITH: Jon Robin Baitz; The Playwright As Modern-
Day Moralist Florence Journal; Where the Bodies Are Buried,
Modern-Day Medici Feud
Modification ( ) (N.) - (parivartan, pariwartan)

Backstrom-sandros
modification Behaviour
modification
Behavioural modification
Moisture () (N.) - (aardrata, aardrataa)

A moisture came into his eyes and there was a lump in
his throat, but. Adjusts well to what moisture it can find.
Atmospheric moisture content
Monarch ( ) (N.) - (rani,

ranee) 'Castles of Steel':
Monarchs of the Sea 'Leap of
Faith': Monarch Notes
Absolute monarch
Monarchy ( ) (N.) - (rajatantr, raajatantr,

razatantr) Barbarian monarchy
Centralized
monarchy
Elective
monarchy
Monetary fund ( ) (N.) - (mudra kosh, mudraa

kosh) International Monetary Fund
Monsoon () (N.) - (varsha vayu, varshaa vaayu,

warsha wayu)
'Monsoon still active'
11 killed as late monsoon wreaks havoc in
Nepal Administration gears up to tackle
monsoon onslaught
Monument () (N.) - (smarak, smaarak)
'Ain't It Cool?': A Movie Geek's Internet
Monument 'Monumental Propaganda': La
Femme Nikita
250 monuments identified for conservation
More or less ( ) (Adv.) - (lagabhag)

He is the absolute one, and there can be no more or less in him.
I think he knows more or less everything that goes on here, you
know.
It shows us nothing more or less than the deepest, most desperate desire of our hearts.
Mosquito () (N.) - (machchhar)

All the while suffering mosquitoes, bees, hornets, wasps and the meanest lady
spiders in the state. Army to help check mosquito breeding at Games Village
Finally I took the mosquito netting from a nail out the barn.
Mothertongue ( ) (N.) - (matribhasha,
maatribhaashaa) Motion picture ( ) (N.) -
(chalachitr)
Many trials go into combining graphics with
motion picture' Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences
Motion Picture Association of America
Motorbike () (N.) - (motarasaekil,

motarasaaekil)
Converted motorbike performs various field
operations Hagrid kicked the motorbike into
life.
Hagrid was standing ready beside the motorbike, goggles on.
Mountainous () (Adj.) - (pahadi,

pahaadee) Mountainous region
Mountainousness
Osama probably hiding in mountainous regions of Pak: Petraeus
Multiple () (Adj.) - (vividh,

wiwidh) 'Action needed' on multiple
abortions
'The Reasons I Won't Be Coming: Stories,' by Elliot Perlman:
Multiple Personalities 'The Tiger in the Attic': Multiples of One
Municipal () (Adj.) - (nagar palika, nagar
paalikaa) 15-point agenda soon for improving infrastructure
in municipal corporations A Municipal Morality Play
A paternal administration, chosen from among yourselves, will constitute your
municipality or city council.
Municipal corporation ( ) (N.) - - (nagar-

nigam) 15-point agenda soon for improving infrastructure in
municipal corporations hubli-dharwad municipal corporation
(hdmc)
Municipal corporation officials told to check choking of drains
My dear ( ) (Adj.) - (priy)

'Learning to Fly: A Writers Memoir,' by Mary Lee Settle:
Frankly, My Dear 'My Dearest Friend: Letters of Abigail and
John Adams'
'To My Dearest Friends,' by Patricia Volk: Parting Gift
National flag ) (N.) - (rashtriy dhvaj, raashtreey dhvaj, rashtriy dhwaz)

(
Indian national flag
National highway ( ) (N.) - (rashtriy rajamarg, raashtreey

raajamaarg, rashtriy razamarg)
national highways authority of
india national highways
development project
Normalcy restored on Ooty-Coonoor National Highway
Nationalism () (N.) - (rashtravad, raashtravaad,

rashtrawad) A NEW JAPANESE NATIONALISM
Aggressive
nationalism
Denominationalis
m
Natural ( ) (Adj.) - (naisargik)

'A Crack in the Edge of the World': A Natural
History of Disaster 'Cancer not natural, but a man-
made malady'
'India a natural ally to U.S.'
Natural gas ( ) (N.) - (prakritik gais, praakritik gais)

China, Russia still divided on natural
gas price
Dealbook: Chevron to Buy Atlas Energy in a Competition for
Natural Gas Fracking for Natural Gas - Economics vs.
Environment
Naturally () (Adv.) -
(beshak) A row naturally ensued.
Ah, in those earliest days of love how naturally the kisses spring
into life.
And Celia the matron naturally felt more able to advise her
childless sister.
Nautical () (Adj.) - (samudri,

samudree) Aeronautical
Aeronautical communication
aeronautical development
establishment
Neighboring ( ) (Adj.) - (padosi, padosee)

Amidst the sad silence that ensued, children's laughter and voices were heard from
the neighboring room. And from all the neighboring tree-tops
Breathed upon the neighboring forest,
Neighbourhood ( ) (N.) - (kshetr)

26/11 a grim reminder of a volatile
neighbourhood Adventures in your
neighbourhood
Complete system of neighbourhoods
Nepalese rupee ( ) (N.) - (nepali rupaya, nepaalee
rupayaa) Newspaper ( ) (N.) - (vigyapan, vigyaapan,
wigyapan)
It was all in the Chicago newspaper.
Newspapers should create new narratives that could
engage readers A Newspaper Is Closed in Baghdad
Nirvana ) (N.) - (nirvan, nirwan)

(
'Nirvana: The Biography'
Elvis Presley sings Nirvanas Come As You Are
Six Sigma Enlightenment; Managers Seek Corporate Nirvana...
Nomenclature ( ) (N.) - (nam,

naam) Binary nomenclature
Customs nomenclature
Law of priority (nomenclature)
Non-violence () (N.) - (ahinsa,

ahinsaa) Practice non-violence, Botsa
tells people Preaching non-violence
to militants
Notebook ) (N.) - (notabuk)
(
'Notebooks of Robert
Frost' 'True Notebooks':
Rough Drafts
3 notebooks of Ramanujan being microfilmed
Notification ( ) (N.) - (adhisuchana,

adhisoochanaa) 13 applicants for 2G spectrum licence had
prior information on notification' Cabinet clears notification of
17,066 acres as reserve forest
Cabinet defers forest notification despite strong recommendation
Nuclear () (Adj.) - (nabhikiy, naabhikeey)

'Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes on the World,' By Gordon G. Chang:
Where the W.M.D.'s Are 'Nuclear Terrorism': Counting Down to the New
Armageddon
'Pakistan': A Nuclear Yugoslavia
Nursing () (N.) - (upachar, upachaar)

'Say Little, Do Much': Serving God
Through Nursing Also this one is nursing.
Bachelor of nursing (b. nur.)
Obesity () (N.) - (motapa, motaapaa)

Childhood obesity poses a serious threat to
health, says report Developing world in obesity
alert
Disparities: Obesity Costs Women More, Study Finds
Objection ( ) (N.) - (virodh,

wirodh) A heart was the objection,
Allow the objection
Amount placed under objection
Obligation ( ) (N.) - (dayitv, daayitv,

dayitw) A Vietnam War Obligation
Accessory obligation
Alas! the scientific conscience had got into the debasing company of money obligation
and selfish respects.
Observed ( ) (V.) - (dekha gaya, dekhaa

gayaa)
By the inscription I observed that you had not had it
more than a year. All these details I observed afterwards.
Anna Pavlovna smiled sadly and observed that Kutuzov had never caused the sovereign
anything but trouble.
Obtained ( ) (Adj.) - (prapt,
praapt) Administrative approval may
be obtained
And having obtained permission, Alexey Alexandrovitch prepared to set off to
theseremote provinces. Can be obtained
Occasionally ( ) (Adj.) - - (kabhi-kabhi, kabhee-

kabhee)
Americans, while occasionally willing to be serfs, have always been obstinate about
being peasantry.
Behind them again drew carts, soldiers, wagons, soldiers, flatbeds, carriages, soldiers,
caissons, soldiers, and occasionally women.
But I have occasionally done the samething at other times.
Occupancy () (N.) -
(dakhal) Absolute occupancy right
Absolute occupancy
tenant Actual
occupancy
Occupation ( ) (N.) - (kabja, kabjaa,

kabza) 'Bliss': Occupational Hazards
'Strangers in the House': A Palestinian Reflects on
Occupation 'The Occupation of Iraq: Winning the
War, Losing the Peace'
Occurred ( ) (Adj.) - (hu, huaa)

A startling thought had just occurred to him.
A terrible tragedy had occurred at the Manor House, and John Douglas
had been murdered. A thought had just occurred to him.
Occurrence () (N.) -
(sanyog) Area of opportunity for
occurrence
Co-occurrence
Common
occurrence
Of course ( ) (Adv.) - (avashy, awashy)

And of course I got to call up my sister, too.
Of course Im not likely to see anybody, but if I do.
After this year, of course, many of you will cease studying with me,'
Snape went on.
Of late ( ) (Adv.) - (hal men, haal men)
'Iron Man 2,' original 'King Kong' top list of latest Blu-ray titles
Certainly you have not made my life pleasant
to me of late. Coefficient of lateral stress
Of religion ( ) (Adj.) - (dharmik, dhaarmik)
Advancement of religion
Advancement of religion, knowledge, commerce, health, safety or any other object
beneficial to man-kind Free profession of religion
Offense ( ) (N.) - (aparadh,

aparaadh) A Capital Offense; Reagan's
America
And we live here, thank God, with no
offense. But I mean no offense.
Offered ( ) (Adj.) - (prastut)
A footman offered her

coffee.
After I had offered worship and received worship my sin
became radiant. After that no one offered her another
place.
Offering ( ) (N.) - (prastav, prastaav,

prastaw) "Martha Clarke: Offering Chekhov
Without the Words" Inspir'ed offering - Dell
Inspiron M501R
94% of PSU offerings since 2003 gained over 10% on debut trade
Official language ( ) (N.) - (rajabhasha, raajabhaashaa,

razabhasha) Commission on official language
Olympic () (Adj.) -
(olinpik) 'Nazi Games: The Olympics of
1936'
'Rome 1960: The Olympics That Changed the World'
A missed Olympic medal remains in memory: Paes on team with
Hesh
On the whole ( ) (N.) - (kul

milakar, kul milaakar) Address the court generally on
the whole case
I'd turn my back on the whole business, sell up, go off like
Nikolay Ivanovitch. It is the vilest murdertrap on the whole
riverside, and I fear that Neville St.
Once again ( ) (Adv.) - (ek bar phir, ek baar phir,
ek bar fir) After were done kissing Once again we kiss,
All the hands were once again at mortal peril.
And get me to England once again!
Once more ( ) (Adv.) - (ek bar phir, ek baar phir,

ek bar fir) A moment later he was the cold and practical thinker
once more.
A most joyful time That comes each year When Spring comes
Round once more. A neighbor knocked it down again with his
elbow; he picked it up once more.
One time ( ) (Adj.) - (ek bar, ek baar)

Also, that your father was at one time much
emaciated by illness. At one time
At one time, it is true, I was a cunning blade, a dog of a fellow.
Only if ( ) (Adv.) - (keval,

kewal) An only if you Could hear the
words That I say, But only if and when
it is asked of me.
But only if,
Onslaught () (N.) -
(aakraman) Administration gears up to
tackle monsoon onslaught
Heavy odds and heavy onslaught, gun to gun and
face to face, Your verbal onslaught cut like a
knife,
Operational ( ) (Adj.) - (jari,

jaaree, zari) Operationalising Climate accord
difficult
IAF to upgrade operational capabilities in
northeast Low operational cost
Operative () (N.) - (majadur, majadoor, mazadur)

Agricultural
cooperative society
Approach, co-operative
Balance with cooperative banks in current accounts
Operator ( ) (N.) - (chalak,

chaalak) I am no friend of any operator
Addressographer
operator Adrema
operator
Opposed to ( /) (V.) - (viruddh, wiruddh)

A different person shows up when youre acting as opposed to when youre directing
But that would not have been opposed to ordinary prescriptions, even
of first-rate men. Centre not opposed to POSCO getting majority stake
in SAIL's proposed venture
Opposing ( ) (Adj.) - (virodhi,

virodhee, wirodhi) Again he was brought face to
face with that opposing force.
But Dorothea is quite determined it is no use opposing.
ifty-nine takes pleasure in opposing Instruments of undeclared
oppression,
Ordered ( ) (N.) - (aadisht aur dikrit, aadisht

aur dikreet)
A few minutes after the sovereign rode by, the Pavlogradsky division was
ordered to advance. A thanksgiving prayer service was ordered.
Again they had not done as he had ordered.
Ordinary () (Adj.) -
(aam) 'Africa: Altered States,
Ordinary Miracles'
'Lost Genius: The Curious and Tragic Story of an Extraordinary
Musical Prodigy' 'Nine Horses': A Plainspoken Poet's
Observations of the Ordinary
Organic () (Adj.) - (karbanik, kaarbanik)

Organic label vexes hop farmers, brewers - Mon, 18
Oct 2010 PST A festival to protect organic brinjal
Ashok Organic Industries Ltd.
Organism () (N.) - (jiv,

jeev, ziw) Animal organism
Autotrophic
organism
Biosocial
organism
Organized () (Adj.) - (sangathit)

'Beyond Silence': A Lifetime of Poetry, Organized
Thematically 'Mafia: The Governments Secret File
on Organized Crime'
After all, to the well-organized mind, death is but the next great
adventure.
Otherwise () (Adv.) - (anyatha, anyathaa)

'A Mind Apart: Travels in a Neurodiverse World,' by Susanne Antonetta:
Otherwise Minded Absent otherwise than on duty
Aliter (otherwise)
Ourselves () (Pron.) - (apane aap ko)

'A Promise to Ourselves'
'According to the Rolling Stones': Please Allow Us to Introduce
Ourselves 'Rogue Nation' and 'At War With Ourselves': Does
Not Play Well With Others
Outdoors ( ) (Adv.) -
(bahar) China quake survivors sleep
in cold outdoors In such love do we
find our way outdoors, Outdoors and
Out of Reach, Studying the Brain
Overseas () (Adj.) - (videshi, videshee,

wideshi) Nano may become available overseas in
a year or two Alfavision Overseas (India) Ltd.
Another Package Is Defused as Greece Halts Overseas Mail
Package () (N.) - (paikej, paikez)

A massive rescue package
A NATION AT WAR: CARE PACKAGES; Pentagon and State Department In Tug-of-War
Over Aid Disbursal Abortion and the Health Care Package
Pakistani rupee ( ) (N.) - (pakistani rupaya, paakistanee rupayaa)
Palatial ( ) (Adj.) - (bhavy,

bhawy) Or home palatial with
treasure cove.
Streetscapes | Madison Avenue and 72nd Street: From Palatial Home to Retail Palace
Panchayat () (N.) - (panchayat,

panchaayat) Khap panchayat leaders condemn
court ruling
50 p.c. quota for women in West Bengal panchayats
Aiyar lambasts Centre and Plan panel for giving short shrift to
panchayati raj
Paramount () (Adj.) - (sarvadhik, sarvaadhik,

sarwadhik) 'Adult' fare lands at Paramount
'Top Gun' sequel reportedly in the works by Paramount Pictures
a joint venture between Viacom, Paramount, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios [MGM] and
Lionsgate
Parents ( ) (N.) - (janak, zanak)

'Acquainted With the Night': Troubled Children and
Troubled Parents 'Baroque-a-Nova': Meet the Parents
Remember, my boy, not one word to your parents about the affair until everything is
settled.
Partial ) (Adj.) - (pakshapatapurn, pakshapaatapoorn)
(
'Phone Rings,' by Stephen Dixon:
Partial Recall 'The Impartial
Recorder': Nowheresville, U.K. A
'partial' victory, says Karnataka
opposition
Partially () (N.) - (aanshik rup se, aanshik

roop se) Banking operations affected partially due to strike
CB-CID acting impartially in fake drugs
cases: DGP Harassment cases will be
dealt with impartially: Gill
Partition ( ) (N.) - (aad)

A pink line ran along the partition between
her nostrils. Bipartition
Commission to make a partition
Pass on ( ) (V.) - (dena, denaa)

Always happy to pass on my expertise to less able players.
And reap the fruits of every act; And pass on
inheritance in need, Due north, said Ron, checking
the compass on the dashboard.
Passing () (N.) - (mrityu)

'Blinding Light':
Trespassing A
gentlemen was
passing.
A month passed came February The time was passing slow with
no hurry.
Passion () (N.) - (junun, junoon, zunun)

'A Passion for
Nature'
'Cavalier: A Tale of Chivalry, Passion, and Great Houses,' by Lucy Worsley:
These Old Houses 'Dominion': The Most Compassionate Conservative
Patient ( ) (N.) - (rogi,

rogee) Patient Voices: Autism
Patient Voices: Eating Disorders
'The Doctors' Plague': Killing the Patient
Patriotic ( ) (Adj.) -
(deshabhakt) And patriotic. Buffers catch
from boys
Are Nigerians patriotic?
Arthur was the most single-minded, chivalrous, patriotic man upon
earth.
Patriotism ( ) (N.) -
(deshabhakti) 'A Consumers' Republic': The
New Patriotism Compatriotism
drinking and patriotism I am certain he meant,
Pavilion () (N.) - (rangamanch)

At that moment a tall general walked through
the pavilion. Expo Shangai Pavilion Records
Great Number of Visitor Forth from yon orange-
curtained pavilion
Payback ( ) (N.) - (labh, laabh)

GM bailout payback to take several years: CEO
Mahindra Satyam close to finalising payback deal on
Geelong project Protracted Wait for G.M. Payback
Payment ( ) (N.) - (vetan, wetan)

'Koutons Retail delayed debt repayment, not
defaulted' DCC made payment to two
blacklisted companies' Accepted for
payment
Peaceful () (Adj.) - (shantipurn, shaantipoorn)

Birds sleeping peacefully in their nests And every
creature rests. But peacefull was the night
Chhath celebrations end peacefully in Bihar
Per annum ( ) (Adv.) - (varshik,
vaarshik, warshik) Per cent ( ) (Adv.) -
(pratishat)
100 per cent fruit juice ensures essential
nutrients 15 per cent turnout in
Alappuzha in first two hours
22 per cent of the total votes cast in Thiruvananthapuram district
Percentage () (N.) - (anupat,

anupaat) Assay percentage
Calculator: The Big Difference a Single Percentage
Point Makes Critical percentage humidity
Perfectly ( ) (N.) - (achchhi tarah se,
achchhee tarah se)
'Paperboy': Memoir of a Perfectly Normal
Boyhood 'Perfectly Legal': Nothing Is
Certain but Death
'Perfectly Reasonable Deviations From the Beaten Track': A Word
From the Wise
Perhaps ( ) (Adv.) - (ho sakata hai, ho

sakataa hai) 'The Count and the Confession': Murder
Most Foul, Perhaps Perhaps we had better proceed to
business, then, said he.
You would, perhaps, care to remain during the consultation? said
I.
Periodic () (N.) - - (samay-samay par kiya jane vala,

samay-samay par kiyaa jane vaalaa, samay-samay par kiya zane wala)
Abstracting periodical
Accession book of
periodicals Adjustable
periodicals list
Permissible () (Adj.) -
(anumat) As far as permissible
Impermissible
Meena Gupta's Posco recommendations are "legally
impermissible": rest of panel
Permission () (N.) - (manjuri, manjooree,

manzuri) Admission with permission
And having obtained permission, Alexey Alexandrovitch prepared to set off to
theseremote provinces. Approval and permission
Permitted () (Adj.) - (anumat)

And he permitted himself to be led off to Azkaban without a fight.
No doubt, however, you had drawn your own conclusions, Gregson, before
you permitted this. No member is permitted to take the least notice of any
other one.
Persistent () (Adj.) - (lagatar, lagaataar)

Above all, he hated my young legitimate heir from the first with a
persistent hatred. Euro dips on persistent fears, Asia stocks shaky
Music Review: Persistent Sunny Spells With an Occasional Cloud
Personality () (N.) - (vyakti, wyakti)

'All in Good Time': A Radio
Personality 'Personality': A
Star Is Born
'The Cult of Personality': Are You Normal? Think Again
Persuade () (V.) - (manana, mananaa)

A material miracle would have persuaded me.
And he told her of his intention to persuade Pierre to stay with
them until spring. Buddhadeb to persuade PM to continue a...
Petition ( ) (N.) - (yachika,

yaachikaa) 'Jackass 3D' blows up the
competition
Dhaff' beats echo at Beary folk-art competition
Human Rights Commissions taking remedial measures on
petitions'
Phenomenon () (N.) - (ghatana,

ghatanaa) A cultural phenomenon
And experience says that power is not a word, but an actually
existing phenomenon. Basic wave phenomenon
Phone call ( ) (N.) - (phon,

fon) 'A Phone Call to the Future'
Dear Harry, Happy birthday! Look, I' really sorry about that
telephone call.
Donald Sutherland ignores a phone call from Robert Redford to watch the Expos play
Photographer () (N.) - (photographar, photograaphar, fotografar)

BOOKS OF THE TIMES; Eakins as a Photographer of Enigmatic...
Chagrin Falls Documentary Film Festival to include film by Pulitzer Prize
winning photographer Like a photographer sees inside their lenses.
Physician () (N.) -
(chikitsak) 'Living Proof': Physician, Take
a Hike
'The Royal Physician's Visit': A Strange Chapter in
Danish History Amal! Physician.
Pick up ( ) (V.) - (na, naa)

A-lister PEs jostle to pick up stake in QuEST
alone Can you please pick up the phone? Call me! Love me!
Please! Mother, As we pick up speed.
Planned () (Adj.) - (aayojit, aayozit)

'Al Qaeda, Lashkar planned to attack CWG venues on Oct 12-13'
'Al Qaeda, LeT planned to attack CWG venues'
'Hulk' Series Planned For ABC, 'Cloak And Dagger' Developing At
ABC Family
Planning commission ( ) (N.) - (yojana aayog, yojanaa

aayog, yozana aayog) Planning Commission holds talks with Industry Ministry on
12th Plan
Set up loan guarantee authority for education loans: Planning
Commission
Political () (Adj.) - (rajanaitik, raajanaitik,

razanaitik)
Weekly Political Review 11:30 13 Nov 2010
"Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of
Abraham Lincoln." 'Dante': The Personal Was
Political
Polling () (N.) - (matadan)

Hours of polling
Jordan arrests knife wielders blocking
polling stations On Polling: For Midterm
Voters, War Is Off the Radar
Popularity ( ) (N.) - (lokapriyata,

lokapriyataa) Australia's new leader boosts govt.s
popularity
Behind iMac's
Popularity CAT
losing its
popularity?
Portrait () (N.) - (tasvir, tasveer,

taswir) 'Author, Author': The Portrait of a
Layabout
'Auto da Fay': Portrait of the Author as a Young
Woman 'Breath and Bones' and 'The Painted
Kiss': Portrait of a Lady
Possibly () (Adv.) - (sanbhavatah,

sanbhawatah) Why, how could I love him possibly?
You never loved him.
A patient evidently, and possibly an all-night sitting.
And what can there possibly be attractive about me as I am now?.
Postcard ( ) (N.) - (postakard,
postakaard) 'Black Postcards: A Rock & Roll
Romance'
'Postcards From Berlin': House Calls
'Postcards From Ed: Dispatches and Salvos From an American
Iconoclast'
Postgraduate ( ) (Adj.) - (snatakottar,

snaatakottar) Anna University of Technology-Madurai gets nod
for six postgraduate courses
Poverty () (N.) - (abhav, abhaav,
abhaw) 'The End of Poverty': Brother, Can You
Spare $195 Billion?
'The White Man's Burden,' by William Easterly: The
Poverty Puzzle Acute poverty in eight Indian states
Practical () (Adj.) - (upayogi, upayogee)

'DEXTER' 5.3 - "Practically Perfect"
'One World': The Moral and Practical Challenges of
Globalization The paper seems to me to be of no
practical importance.
Practically ( ) (Adv.) - (lagabhag)

'DEXTER' 5.3 - "Practically Perfect"
And he wanted to prove this theoretically in his book and
practically on his land. Dexter 5.03 Practically Perfect Review
Precious () (Adj.) - (kimati,

keematee) A precious day for harvesting,
Alpatych thought.
A rare and precious memory,
Amidst four cousins she is the single precious pearl! She is the
familys princess,
Predominate () (Adj.) - (prabal)

In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her
sex. Predominated
To predominate
Preliminary () (Adj.) - (praranbhik,

praaranbhik) A mans voice says this is preliminary yet
witnesses are several.
Amortisation of certain preliminary
expenses assion's a preliminary
pleasure,
Preliminary examination ( ) (N.) - (praranbhik pariksha,

praaranbhik pareekshaa)
Preparatory () (Adj.) - (prathamik,

praathamik) Claremont Preparatory School
Leave preparatory to
retirement preluding and
preparatory.
Present-day () (Adj.) - (aadhunik)
But we are very much hindered in these great intentions by present-day
political institutions. He was inside a memory, and this was not the
present-day Dumbledore.
Preservation () (N.) -
(sanrakshan) Call to create awareness of
marine animal preservation
Connoisseurs have responsibility in art
preservation: Minister Dependency preservation
Preserve () (Adj.) - (surakshit)

"Preserve the house of Tanjore quartet"
Viscera not preserved during autopsy of
scribes body 2% Tax Proposed to Preserve
Open Land
Preserved () (Adj.) - (surakshit)

Viscera not preserved during autopsy of
scribes body Can Modern Dance Be
Preserved?
Fruit was consumed fresh or preserved,
Presidency () (N.) - (adhyakshata,

adhyakshataa)
Slide Show: The
Postpresidency 'Angler: The
Cheney Vice Presidency' 'Bill
Clinton: Mastering the
Presidency'
Press conference ( ) (N.) - (patrakar sammelan,

patrakaar sammelan) 'The Social Network' Press Conference
NYFF Press Conference for Eastwood's Hereafter
PMs opening remarks at the National Press Conference
Prevalent () (Adj.) - (vyapt, vyaapt, wyapt)

In the lands where cannibalism is prevalent man looks upon
man as his food. Omniprevalent
Prevalently
Prevention ( ) (N.) - (nivaran, nivaaran,

niwaran) Accident prevention
Accident prevention movement
AS doctors give physic by way of prevention,
Primarily ( ) (Adv.) - (pahale)
Porsches results are primarily influenced by technical factors such as the valuation of
VW shares
Primitive () (Adj.) (purvaj, poorvaj, purwaz)

-
'Port Mungo': Gone
Primitive
'The Preference for the Primitive': Exploring the
Authenticity of the Old Here are order and power in their
primitive form.
Printer () (N.) - (printar)

A Great but Costly Printer Is Now More
Affordable Alpha type printer
Bar code printer
Priority () (N.) - (prathamikata,

praathamikataa) "Priority to win J&K hearts and minds"
'Jaipur Metro a lopsided
priority' Accord priority
Privacy () (N.) - (gopaniyata,

gopaneeyataa) 'Good manners' key to web privacy
A Little Less Privacy, a Bit More
Security At small parties there
isnt any privacy.
Probability () (N.) - (shakyata, shakyataa)

It was there at the Norman Conquest in all probability, he
answered.
80% probability of terror attack on Delhi CWG, finds new security
assessment report And will find them, in all probability.
Problem () (N.) - (kathinai, kathinaaee)

older people 'A Problem From Hell': Turning a Blind
Eye to Genocide
'Fun With Problems: Stories'
Proceedings ( ) (N.) - (sabha,

sabhaa) Actions and proceedings
Agreement in restraint of legal proceedings
All proceedings thereat to have duly taken place
Process ( ) (N.) - (prakriya, prakriyaa)
'Execution,' by Geoffrey Abbott: Process of
Elimination Long process ahead for India:
Blake
A church procession from Borodino was coming up the hill.
Proclaimed ( ) (Adj.) - (ghoshit)

Not even a self proclaimed guru you are feigning giving the world a
celestial peace, Prevailing/proclaimed offender
Proclaimed offender
Producer ( ) (N.) - (nirmata,

nirmaataa) Mistajam Ace: Dubstep DJ &
Producer Distance in the mix! 'Get Low'
producer has Berlin, Md., roots
Amy Ryan, Debra Winger, Dane DeHaan to Appear on "In Treatment"; Dan Futterman
New Co-Exec Producer
Productivity () (N.) - (utpadakata, utpaadakataa)

Productivity of global pharma R&D pipelines has fallen
Boost your mood & productivity with a
power nap Diminishing productivity
Profession ( ) (N.) - (ghoshana, ghoshanaa)

"CIA health professionals played greater role in torture than
previously known" 'My Own Medicine': From Medical
Professional to Medical Case History
'Public Places': Mrs. O'Toole's Profession
Progression () (N.) - (vikas, vikaas,

wikas) Arithmetical progression
Band
progression
Carrer
progression
Propaganda () (N.) - (prachar,

prachaar) 'Monumental Propaganda': La
Femme Nikita
'Stone Wrote Anti-American Propaganda'
Machete: Open Borders Propaganda by Rupert Murdoch (Hannity, Beck, Malkin Silent)
Propagation ( ) (N.) - (prachar,

prachaar) Artificial propagation
Bacterial propagation
tank Extended range
propagation
Properly () (Adv.) - (thik se, theek se)
Being the seventh of January, we have very properly laid in
the new almanac. But he had never learned how to do it
properly.
Deduction properly allowble
Proposal () (N.) - (sujhav, sujhaav, suzhaw)

'Not-for-profit' train proposal
26/11 case: Lakhvis lawyers oppose proposal to
set up panel A modest proposal on AFSPA
Proposed () (Adj.) - (prastavit, prastaavit,

prastawit) 'Decent' pension for all proposed
140 virology labs proposed
2% Tax Proposed to Preserve Open Land
Protected ( ) (Adj.) -
(sanrakshit) 'Unprotected wi-fi networks can
be hacked in seconds'
Hindus belief about Lord Ramas birthplace protected
under Article 25 And I protected your skeletons in a
locked up closet,
Protecting ( ) (N.) - (sanrakshan)

'Protecting America's Health': The Making of
the F.D.A. Involve in efforts for protecting
environment'
It was a remarkable experience protecting academic integrity from
political attacks'
Protest ( ) (N.) - (virodh,

wirodh) 'Hardcore group behind
protests'
'Leave our geeks alone': British scientists
protest cuts 'White Protestant Nation'
Protester ( ) (N.) - (pradarshanakari,

pradarshanakaaree)
2007: Protesters clash with police Watch
24 injured as protesters defy curfew
in Kashmir Akshay's Olympic run
interrupted by protesters
Province () (N.) -
(prant) 18 killed in blast in Paks
Sindh province
4.5 magnitude quake hits Balochistan province
After them the face of the marshal of the province was poked out.
Provincial () (Adj.) - (prantiy,

praanteey) Provincial Schoolteacher
Chamber of provincial
legislature Comprovincial
Public service ( ) (N.) - (lok seva, lok sevaa, lok sewa)
civil and public

service
Immigrants should pay 5,000 pounds to use public
services: UK MP orissa public service commission
Public service commission ) (N.) - (lok seva aayog, lok sevaa

( aayog,
lok sewa aayog)
orissa public service
commission State public
service commission Union
public service commission
Published () (Adj.) - (prakashit,

prakaashit) 'A Tranquil Star: Unpublished Stories'
The first American edition
published by J. 100 million Facebook
profiles published online
Publisher () (N.) - (prakashak,

prakaashak) A Pot of Gold For Publishers Of
Textbooks
A.n.p.a. (american news papers publishers
association) Amazon Increases Kindle
Royalties to Publishers
Publishing () (N.) - (prakashan, prakaashan)

Anneli Cahn Lax, 77, a Leader In the Publishing of Mathematics
Autumn Games Announces Multi-Game Publishing Deal
With Isopod Labs Bon Jovi stays at Universal Publishing
Pumpkin () (N.) - (kaddu, kaddoo)

A Tradition That Cherishes Poker, Not Pumpkin
Pie Alessandra Ambrosio: Pumpkin Picking with
Anja! Children's Books: 'The Perfect Pumpkin
Pie': Risking Trouble
Pursuit ( ) (N.) - (talash, talaash)

'Geno: In Pursuit of Perfection,' by Geno Auriemma with Jackie
MacMullan: Basket Case 'God's Silence: Poems,' by Franz Wright: In
Pursuit of Revelation
'If the Spirit Moves You': In Psychic Pursuit of the Dead
Pushing () (Adj.) - (aakramak, aakraamak)

'Wales pushing for green jobs'
A young, pushing man with plenty of snap
about him. As I gain the cove with pushing
prow,
Pyramid () (N.) - (piramid,

piraamid) Altitude of a pyramid
Axis of a
pyramid
Biotic
pyramid
Quantity ( ) (N.) (sankhya, sankhyaa)

-
A great
quantity Any
quantity
Arbitrary
quantity
Quarterly () (Adj.) - (timahi,

timahee) AIG Quarterly Interval Fund Series
I Retail-Dividend AIG Quarterly Interval
Fund Series I Retail-Growth DWS Premier
Bond Regular Plan-Dividend Quarterly
Question paper ( ) (N.) -

(prashn patr) Question paper setter
Setter (of a question paper)
Radiation ( ) (N.) - (vikiran, wikiran)

'Rs 5 lakh fine per mobile tower for flouting
radiation norms' 6 Brookhaven Workers Exposed
to Radiation
A Radiation Cleanup At Midtown Building
Radical ( ) (Adj.) - (purn, poorn)

'Icon of Evil: Hitlers Mufti and the Rise of Radical
Islam' 'Radical Evolution' and 'More Than Human':
The Incredibles 'Radical' prison overhaul planned
Railway station ( ) (N.) - (relave steshan, relawe

steshan)
CCTVs at Visakhapatnam railway station
soon: DIG Circulating area (of a railway
station)
City railway station to have 2 more escalators
Railways ( ) (N.) - (rel)

But of course you think the railways useless.
But what possesses you to have to do with
railways and Jews?. Central Provinces Railways
Company Ltd.
Rainfall ( ) (N.) - (varsha, varshaa,

warsha) Artificial rainfall
Assured
rainfall
Average
rainfall
Ranking ( ) (N.) -
(sthan) A Reality Check for
College Rankings All-time
Batsmen Rankings
Anand finishes second; regains No. 1 ranking
Rapidly ( ) (Adv.) - (tezi se, tezee se, teji se)

After five minutes of painful, false conversation, they heard slippered footsteps
rapidly approaching. All this she said brightly, rapidly, and with a peculiar
brilliance in her eyes.
Along this a man was, I remember, walking very rapidly.
Rapport ( ) (N.) - (sanbandh)

ARTIST AT WORK: DAVID ROBERTSON; Rapport at the End of a...
Eh bien, qu'a-t-on dcid par rapport la dpche de Novosikofff?
Vous savez tout. En rapport
Reaction () (N.) - (prabhav, prabhaav,

prabhaw) A chain reaction occurs that not even
she resists,
a chemical
reaction.
Abreaction
Ready-made () (Adj.) - (taiyar, taiyaar)

Known commercially as ready-made
garments Ready-made plan
Real estate ( ) (N.) - (sthavar, sthaavar, sthawar)
Find your dream home with The New York Times
Real Estate 'Festive demand to boost real estate
launches'
'Good Faith': A Novel of Rampant Real Estaters
Realization ( ) (N.) -
(prastuti) A realization from way
down deep,
A tough realization lies
ahead, Abstract of
realization
Reception ( ) (N.) - (pravesh,

prawesh) 'Hotel Babylon': The Receptionist
Diaries
After several recitations, Mlle George left, and Countess Bezukhov invited the company
to the reception room. Afterwards went out and paced the reception room.
Recognize ( ) (V.) - (manana, mananaa)

A second later, he recognized them as Mr. and Mrs. Weasleys'.
Abroad, Zherkov had encountered Dolokhov as a soldier, but had found it
unnecessary to recognize him. And beneath this, a single word had been written, in
a hand Harry recognized as Hermione's.
Recognized ( ) (Adj.) - (abhimat)

A second later, he recognized them as Mr. and Mrs. Weasleys'.
And beneath this, a single word had been written, in a hand Harry
recognized as Hermione's. And father - They hardly recognized the sound.
Recommendation ( ) (N.) -
(anurodh) BRIEFING: LIBRARIES; BOND MONEY
RECOMMENDATIONS
Cabinet defers forest notification despite strong recommendation
COMPANY NEWS; ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATIONS ON SHARES
PUSH STOCK UP
Recording ( ) (N.) -
(rikording) Actuality recording
Audio recording of the lecture by Alan Rusbridger, Editor, The Guardian, in
Chennai on September 18 Automatic recording
Recreation ( ) (N.) - (manoranjan,

manoranzan) But a little recreation never hurt any
body.
Disney's California Adventures to open Flynn's
Arcade recreation It's because you don't take
enough recreation, said the collector.
Reduction () (N.) - (kami, kamee)
A battle plan is always a reduction:You kill your foe yet murder
so much more. A reduction of pleasure at some special effort
the older woman made.
Agricultural growth remains central to poverty reduction, says
report
Reflection ( ) (N.) - (chintan)

'Dark Reflections,' by Samuel R. Delany: Poetic
Licentiousness 'Reflections on the Revolution in Europe'
40 Years on, Reflections in a Sliver of the Moon
Regiment ( ) (N.) - (dal)

'Monstrous Regiment': Death Comes Astride Binky
A shout of command rang out, and again the regiment quivered, jingling, as
it presented arms. After him came an adjutant and the regimental
paymaster.
Regional () (Adj.) - (pradeshik,

praadeshik) 'Enthiran doesn't have a regional
mosaic'
Our Solar System' begins at Regional
Science Centre A new partnership for
promoting regional connectivity
Register ( ) (V.) - (batana,

batanaa) 192 m domain names
registered in 2009
Aboard an
unregistered ship
Acceptance register
Registered () (N.) - (panjikrit, panjeekrit,

panzikrit) 192 m domain names registered in 2009
Aboard an unregistered ship
Army Chief gets registered for PhD in Military Science
Regulation ( ) (N.) - (viniyaman, winiyaman)

Administrative regulations
All india services (special disability leave)
regulation, 1957 All india services (study
leave) regulation, 1960
Sabotage ( ) (N.) - o o (todaphod,

todafod) CBI: no sabotage or conspiracy in
YSR's chopper crash Computer Sabotage
Charge
counter-sabotage
Sadness () (N.) - (duhkh)
a movement penetrated the
sadness, A sadness darkens
them with tears,
All the happy and sadness that I hope will never be passed on to
you.
Sagittarius ( ) (N.) - (dhanu)

Sagittarius the archer
Sanctified () (Adj.) - (pavitr,

pawitr) All life here is sanctified,
And, being to be sanctified,
I know I'll feel sanctified again.
Sarpanch (sar ) (N.) - (sarapanch)

Maoists kill former sarpanch, son in Orissa
Satisfaction ( ) (N.) - (samadhan, samaadhan)

A change began to come over his work, which gave him
immense satisfaction. Accord and satisfaction
After some initial visits and Rebekka choosing not to continue, his satisfaction was
plain.
Scarlet () (Adj.) - (lal, laal)

'The Last Flight of the Scarlet Macaw'
'The Scarlet Professor': Search and Destroy
A scarlet steam engine was waiting next to a platform packed with
people.
Scheduled (
) (Adj.) - (anusuchit, anusoochit)
Celine Dion's husband said she hasn't scheduled the birth of their twins -
October 14, 2010 Chandrayaan-2 launch as scheduled: ISRO chief
Chennai-Frankfurt flight rescheduled following snag
Scorpio () (N.) - (vrishchik,

wrishchik) 'The Scorpion's Gate,' by Richard A.
Clarke: He Told Us So Book scorpion
Euscorpio
Scuffle () (N.) - (ladai, ladaaee)
Another scuffle on last garba night
Halappa shifted to Victoria Hosptial
amidst scuffle Horses neighed and
scuffled.
Selling ( ) (N.) - (bikri, bikree)

'One Perfect Day: The Selling of the
American Wedding' 'Selling Ben Cheever':
The Book of Jobs
'Selling Rajasthan exploration blocks a mistake'
Sensational ( ) (Adj.) - (shanadar, shanadaar)

But in avoiding the sensational, I fear that you may have bordered
on the trivial.
But nothing sensational was discovered among the documents which
filled his drawers. Sensationalism
Sentiment ( ) (N.) - (vichar, vichaar,

wichar) 'A Life's Work': An Unsentimental Look
at Motherhood
This is one of his sentimental days.
a pure sentiment that brings out many heart-touching poems.
Separate ( ) (Adv.) - -
(alag-alag) 'In Case We're Separated':
Family in 13 Stanzas
A general on horseback separated himself from the infantry and
rode up to Kutuzov. A separate,
Separated ( ) (Adj.) - (alag)

'In Case We're Separated': Family in 13 Stanzas
A general on horseback separated himself from the infantry and
rode up to Kutuzov. An invisible barrier separated him from the rest
of the world.
September ( ) (N.) -
(sitambar) 'The Septembers of Shiraz'
42 militants killed in Kashmir in
September 90210 Day
(September 02, 2010, Get It?)
Serpent () (N.) - (sanp, saanp)

'The Soft Voice of the Serpent and
Other Stories' 'The Voyage of the Short
Serpent'
A huge banner showing the Slytherin serpent covered the wall behind the High Table.
Shall not be ( / ) (V.) - (nahin hoga, naheen
hogaa)
Agreement shall not be discharged
Attachment by seizure shall not be
exessive But it shall not be through
me.
Shanghai ) (N.) (shanghai, shanghaaee)

( -
'Chasing Hepburn': Shanghai
Gesture 'The Painter From
Shanghai'
'The Sing-Song Girls of Shanghai,' by Han Bangqing: Pleasure
Houses
Shilling ) (N.) - (shiling)

(

British
shilling
Comes simpler than the reckoning of their shilling.
Four shillings, sir? four shillings for this remarkable collection of riddles with the et
caeteras.
Shining () (Adj.) - (roshan)

'Seizing Destiny: How America Grew From Sea to Shining Sea'
'Shining at the Bottom of the Sea,' by Stephen Marche: The Lost
World
A bright, shining, joyful light was pouring in streams from her
transformed face.
Shipping () (N.) - (nauvahan, nauwahan)

And anchor queen of the strange shipping
there, China Is Said to Resume Shipping
Rare Earth Minerals Coastal shipping
Shopping () (N.) - (bajar se, baajaar se, bazar se)

Slide Show: Shopping Snapshots for Nov. 4
'Shopping in the Renaissance,' by Evelyn Welch:
Merchandise of Venice A walk down some of the world's
most luxurious shopping streets
Shopping center ( ) (N.) - (bajar, baajaar,

bazar)
Shortened () (Adj.) -
(sankshipt) Chile quake may have
shortened a day
Christ's foreshortened leg was not
right, though. Shortened /
Shortly ( ) (Adv.) - (shighr, sheeghr)

3G spectrum auction shortly, says
Manmohan But --278 Later, Harry
said shortly.
But Professor -- Potter, I know what I'm talking about, she said
shortly.
Showing () (N.) - (pradarshan)

A dream about showing everybody,
A huge banner showing the Slytherin serpent covered the wall
behind the High Table. And showing his own probe.
Shuttle () (V.) - (le jana, le janaa, le zana)

And shuttlecock, now I don't know a finer game than shuttlecock
for the daytime. Antenna failure hampers crews shuttle
inspection
Atlantis shuttle lands at Kennedy
Signature () (N.) - (hastakshar,

hastaakshar) Signatures will put pressure on
Centre'
Above the
signature of Affix
a signature
Significance () (N.) - (matalab)

But Alexey Alexandrovitch did not now attach any special significance to
this tone of hers. But in a contemporary sense, these justifications have
a necessary significance.
But the Moscow significance of the word honest was lost on Alexey
Alexandrovitch.
Signification ( ) (N.) -
(arth) Adsignification
Consignificati
on
Presignificati
on
Silence ( ) (N.) - (khamoshi, khaamoshee)

'Anna of All the Russias: The Life of Anna Akhmatova,' by Elaine
Feinstein: Not Silenced 'Beyond Silence': A Lifetime of Poetry,
Organized Thematically
'God's Silence: Poems,' by Franz Wright: In Pursuit of Revelation
Simulation ( ) (N.) - (nakal)

3-D computer simulations help shed light on
supernovae explosions Abelardo Morell: A SIMULATION
OF SIGNS
Assimulation
Sister-in-law () (N.) - (bhabhi, bhaabhee)
After that, the loud jests of my sister-in-law could not touch
me any longer. And my widowed sister-in-law The Home and
the World Chapter One.
But he promised his sister-in-law to give the lessons exactly as she
wished.
Sitting ( ) (N.) - (vartaman,

wartaman) 'Sitting Up With the Dead':
Discovering Southern Storytelling A bee sitting
on a flower stung a child.
A dog began to howl behind, in the place where Karataev had
been sitting.
Situated () (Adj.) - (pratishthit)

His neighbors favored the first and situated themselves inland beyond
fur posts and wars. Huxtables famous school is situated.
Well-situated
Sizeable () (Adj.) - (bada, badaa)

Sizeable shortfall in utilisation of finance
commission grants: CAG Sizeableness
We expect sizeable orders from metro projects: AP Verma, Director of Finance, Kalindee
Rail
Skipper () (N.) - (kaptan)

Aussie skipper Clarke hopes to
make amends Blockade 'cost
skipper 400,000'
Cheese skipper
Sleeper () (N.) -
(shayanayan) 'Rising From the Rails':
Up From the Sleeper Car
'Sleepers' Debate Renewed: How True Is a
'True Story'? How do you count rough
sleepers?
Smallpox () (N.) - (mata, maataa)

Then they ought to find out how to vaccinate for love,
like smallpox. They have got smallpox, little lad.
Snowfall () (N.) - (himapat, himapaat)

As we drift together down this well known path covered
by snowfall, Avalanche warning issued in Kashmir as
snowfall revives
Snowfall in Garhwal Himalayas nearly a month ahead of schedule
So as to ( /) (Conj.) - (taki, taaki)
Alexey Alexandrovitch stood so as to screen her, giving her time to
recover herself. And it looks out on an angle of the courtyard so as
to be partly invisible.
Asked me every kind of question so as to get something.
So that ( ) (Conj.) - (yatha, yathaa)

a place to write in So that I can dance all night
long A guitar, And they all spoke at once, so
that none of them knew
Barclays remarks were subdued and abrupt so that none of them were audible to the
listeners.
So-called () (Adj.) - (tathakathit,

tathaakathit) 'The Life Before Her Eyes': My
So-Called Death
A 'so-called' War on Terror?
Again the same so-called chances accompany him.
Socialism () (N.) - (samajavad, samaajavaad,

samazawad) 'Socialism is Great!'
Agrarian
socialism
Christian
socialism
Socialist () (N.) - (samajavadi, samaajavaadee,

samazawadi) Antisocialist
National socialist german
workers' party National socialist
policy
Sociology () (N.) - (samajashastr, samaajashaastr,

samazashastr) 'On Paradise Drive': Sociology or Shtick?
'Respect in a World of Inequality': Sociology
Is Destiny Animal sociology
Software ( ) (N.) - (sophtaveyar,

softaweyar) 11 bit studios formed by CD Projekt,
Metropolis Software vets A call for software
professionalism
A Top Scientist's Latest: Math Software
Solidarity ( ) (N.) - (ekata,

ekataa) Family solidarity
His presence at the places attacked on 26/11 will be seen as a
statement of solidarity Labour solidarity
Specialist ( ) (N.) - (visheshagy,
wisheshagy) 'Andrew Jackson and His Indian Wars':
Relocation Specialist 'Not for Specialists: New and
Selected Poems'
Agricultural implements specialist
Specialization ( ) (N.) - (visheshagyata, visheshagyataa,

wisheshagyata) Functional specialization
Increasing
specialization Job
specialization
Specified ( ) (Adj.) - (nirdisht)

Any alternate format must include the full Project Gutenberg-tm License as
specified in paragraph 1. As may be specified
Booked between two specified stations
Spectacular ( ) (Adj.) - (shanadar,

shanadaar) 'Spectacular Happiness': The Robin Hood
of Cape Cod
A Saturn Spectacular, With Gravitys Help
But it's gonna be spectacular, I'll tell yeh that.
Spinner () (N.) - (spinar)

'Milking the Moon': Memoirs of a Yarn
Spinner
A Spinner of Spy Novels Whose Heroes Still
Fight the Nazis Bhilwara Spinners Ltd.
Splendid ( ) (Adj.) - (shanadar,

shanadaar) 'A Thousand Splendid Suns'
A splendid display of folk art
A splendid thing; but it's a secret! When it comes to pass I'll tell
you.
Splendor ( ) (N.) - (dhumadham,

dhoomadhaam) 'Splendor in the Short Grass':
Romancing the Stoned
A New Clue to the Splendor That
Was Troy All its splendor in his
language!
Spokesperson () (N.) - (pravakta, pravaktaa,

prawakta)
Edited text of 12,262-word response by Azad, Spokesperson, Central
Committee, CPI (Maoist) Marketing Daily: The Good Brand Spokesperson
Report: ESPN Changes Its Mind, Decides Jenn Brown Shouldnt Be an Icehouse
Spokesperson. So She Wont
Sponsored ( ) (Adj.) - (prayojit, praayojit, prayozit)

Celebrity Video from Dougray Scotts Leuka Charity Golf Day
Sponsored by Bing Centrally sponsored scheme
Tiger crisis in Madhya Pradesh is due to State-sponsored game
hunting
Spotlight ( ) (N.) - (charcha,

charchaa) 'DISCLOSURE'; Spotlight On
Harassment
Arab states spotlight Israel at nuclear
meeting Bush Recollection Puts
Spotlight on Miscarriage
Staging ( ) (N.) -
(manchan) Jewett And Strong
Staging
The Drama of Staging 'Othello' in Johannesburg
Staircase ( ) (N.) - (zina,

zeenaa, jina) 'The Spiral Staircase':
Goodbye to God. Also Hello. A Gothic
archeddoor led to a worn stone
staircase. A large straight staircase led
up to the corridor.
Stand by ( ) (V.) - (sahayata karana, sahaayataa

karanaa) Everyone stand by a116 broomstick.
Friends are ones whom stand by your side with every
step you make. He asked me if I would stand by the
bargain.
Startup ( ) (N.) - (udghatan, udghaatan)

Blog Startup Tumblr Goes Bi-Coastal With Sequoia
Investment How Indian startups are bidding for
defence business
Imeem Co-Founder Explains Why Music Startups Are a Bad Idea
State government ( ) (N.) - (rajy sarakar, raajy sarakaar, razy

sarakar)
Centre, State government urged to control cotton
yarn price gujarat state government
State government cracks whip on lottery agents
Stationed ( ) (Adj.) - (sthit)
A fourth, a rather considerable one, is stationed between Ruza
and Mozhaisk. I'm stationed in Hogsmeade now, to give the
school extra protection, said Tonks.
IV The Pavlogradsky hussar regiment was stationed two miles
from Braunau.
Statistics ( ) (N.) - (sankhyiki,

saankhyikee) Aggregative statistics
Applied
statistics
Area
statistics
Statute ( ) (N.) - (kanun, kanoon)

Negotiability by
statute Occupation
statute
Parent statute
Stealing () (N.) - (chori, choree)

'30 Rock' and 5 More Shows Accused of Stealing From
Other Shows 'Hacker' application on Facebook
stealing users' personal info
'Out Stealing Horses'
Sterling ) (N.) - (starling)

(
British pound
sterling
Easterling
Fosterling
Stock exchange ( ) (N.) - (sheyar bajar, sheyar baajaar,

sheyar bazar) A Stock Exchange debt had to be paid.
Area served by the stock
exchange Australian Stock
Exchange
Strange () (Adj.) - (ajib, ajeeb, azib)

'A Long Strange Trip': Do Not Speak Ill of the
(Grateful) Dead 'A Perfect Stranger': Genteel
Rebellions
'A Strange Death': Four Angry Women
Stretch () (N.) - (avadhi, awadhi)

'Love That Dog': Learning About Poetry From Miss Stretchberry
A few moments later, crowds of wounded and stretchers came
back from there. A fourth stretcher, no doubt bearing Ron, was
already floating at his side.
Strictly () (Adv.) - (puri tarah se, pooree

tarah se) And strictly meditate the thankles Muse,
Ann Widdecombe gives a twirl on Strictly
But thee I now would serve more strictly, if I may.
Strident () (Adj.) - (pakka, pakkaa)

Again and again it sounded, the whole air throbbing with it, strident, wild,
and menacing. Emma began to laugh, a strident, piercing, continuous
laugh; she had an attack of hysterics. It was a strident and hateful scene.
Striving () (N.) - (prayas, prayaas)

An Irishman Reflecting on Mankinds
Strivings Arm'd thee for thy lonely
striving.
Her words were meaningless, but they achieved the result she
was striving for.
Student ( ) (N.) - (chhatra,

chhaatraa) '45% of class XII students
booze 5-6 times a month' 'The Art
Students War'
Banks help rural students pursue higher education'
Studies () (N.) - (adhyayan)

"Coffee as a Health Drink? Studies Find Some
Benefits" 'Character Studies': The Profiler
'I Sailed With Magellan': Urban Studies
Subject ( ) (N.) - (vyakti,

wyakti) 'Rarest of rare' doctrine arbit,
subjective
'The Few Things I Know About Glafkos Thrassakis': My
Subject, Myself 'The Subject Steve': A Curious Case
Subject to ( /) (N.) - (ke adhin, ke

adheen) Accordance with and subject to the
provisions of this section Approved subject to the
objection in para 2 above
Become subject to any of the disqualifications
Subject-matter () (N.) - (vishay,

wishay) Subject-matter of a motion
Subject-matter of a
suit Value of the
subject-matter
Character (Pron.hosh) (N) -Character

!
,

!
Submission () (N.) - (prastut)

'American Idol': Adam Lambert Grammy submissions revealed
A woman dictates before marriage in order that she may have an appetite for
submission afterwards. And make submission meet
Subscription ( ) (N.) - (shulk)

Classroom Subscriptions
Coal India IPO opens for
subscription Collective
subscription
Subsequently ( ) (Adv.) - (bad men,

baad men) Charles subsequently ordered them to be
sent back to the shop.
I told the whole story to Mr. Mycroft Holmes next morning, and
subsequently to the police. Subsequently amalgamated
Subsidy () (N.) -
(anudan) Approval for LPG
subsidy to BPL families Call to
stop fossil fuel subsidy
Capital subsidy for road projects may be cut
Substance () (N.) - (vishay,

wishay) 'The Substance of Style': The
Aesthetic Age
'The Woman of
Substance' Admixture of
a baser substance
Subtitle () (N.) - (upashirshak, upasheershak)

Introducing coloured subtitles on BBC iPlayer
Letters: Churchill; Subtitles; Sins of
Commission in Iran The Subtitle That
Changed America
Succession ( ) (N.) - (silasila,

silasilaa) Adoption of or succession to the
title
And still a new succession sings
and flies; Apostolic succession
Such that ( ) (Adv.) - (jaise, zaise)
In you may there be radiance and beautySuch that you might
never hope to see, Their life was apparently such that nothing
better could be desired.
Their renown is such that both have portraits hanging in other important wizarding
institutions.
Suddenly () (Adv.) - (achanak)

And then, suddenly, the sparks emanating from the cauldron were extinguished.
A brilliant and monstrous mutation had suddenly taken place, and here
was the instrument. A good thing she does because suddenly Beloved sits
up.
Sugarcane ( ) (N.) - (ganna,

gannaa) Cess on sugarcane
Part of which they planted sugarcane.
PM cleared the amended sugarcane Bill before leaving for U.S.:
Pawar
Suicide () (N.) - (aatmahatya, aatmahatyaa)

Photographs: Suicide in Herat
'American Idol' Fantasia hospitalized after
suicide attempt 'Legend of a Suicide'
Suitable () (Adj.) - (upayukt)

Ellipsis may be suitable for lust;No love lasts long without a proper
story.
For the first minute it seemed to her unsuitable for Anna to be on
horseback.
He was talking about the weather Yeah,' said Cho, looking around for a suitable owl.
Superstar () (N.) - (prasiddh vyakti, prasiddh

wyakti)
an airy, open house in Italy by the superstar designer Patricia Urquiola
for Patrizia Moroso Messi heads to superstar scrapheap
Saregamapa Singing Superstar Sanjay Dutt Special
Superstition () (N.) - (andhavishvas, andhavishvaas,

andhawishwas) Exact in each elliptical equationThat would all cant and
superstition still.
He avoided looking him in the eye, out of an obscure
superstition. superstition has led the rest of us,
Supervision () (N.) - (jimmedari, jimmedaaree,
zimmedari) Adequate supervision
Aerial supervision
Co-operative supervision
Supplement () (N.) - (atirikt)

At any rate, we'd better knock off supplementary favours for the
time being. Blanket (tariff) supplement
CBI files supplementary chargesheet in Sohrabuddin case
Supplementary ( ) (Adj.) - (atirikt)

At any rate, we'd better knock off supplementary favours for
the time being. CBI files supplementary chargesheet in
Sohrabuddin case
Demand supplementary
Support of ( ) (Adv.) - (ke samarthan men)

Avatar actors join protest in support of Orissa tribals
Actress Charlyne Yi discusses her support of Oxfam America's Hunger Banquet--and
SNL's Fred Armisen! BJPs edifice standing on support of allies: Thackeray
Supported ( ) (Adj.) - (samarthit)

'Listener Supported' and 'NPR': All Things Considered
About the middle of October she could sit up in bed supported by
pillows.
After a moment's pause, she added, He had never told me that he supported your
mother.
Supporter ( ) (N.) - (samarthak)

3: Supporters await Suu Kyi
release Watch Alger Hiss's
Supporters
Allawi Supporters Walk Out of Iraqi Parliament
Supporting ( ) (Adj.) - (sahayak,

sahaayak) Body supporting garments
Bollywood actor suniel shetty said I cant be doing supporting
rolls any more
Facebook Hyderabad would focus on building online operations, supporting users,
advertisers and developers, around the world
Suppose () (Conj.) - (agar)

'A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again'
suppose that you can get rid of your boarders
when you wish. It must be that, I suppose, said
he.
Supposed () (Adj.) - (kathit)

'A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never
Do Again' A place it's supposed to
be,
All this, as he supposed, might turn out very nice and amusing.
Suppression () (N.) (pratibandh)

-
Emotional suppression
Horizontal black out period (frame blanking period frame
suppression period) Horizontal blanking (frame blanking frame
suppression)
Surroundings ( ) (N.) - (aasapas, aasapaas)

Aesthetic quality of surroundings
After a little while, growing accustomed to his surroundings, Ryabovitch saw clearly
and began to observe. But women live on the trust of their surroundings this is their
whole world.
Surveillance () (N.) - (nigarani,

nigaranee) A(H1N1) flu: surveillance strategies
to be broadened
Aerial
surveillance
General
surveillance
Suspicion () (N.) -
(sandeh) 'By Order of the
President': Under Suspicion 'The
Suspicions of Mr. Whicher'
Amulya knows the thief, but wants to shield him by drawing
suspicion on himself.
Swimming () (N.) - (tairaki, tairaakee)

'Swimming Across' by Andrew
S. Grove 'Swimming in a Sea of
Death'
'Swimming to Antarctica': Just Add Water
Switching ( ) (N.) - (svichan,

swichan) Axis switching
Beam switching
Beam switching commutator
Syllabus () (N.) - (pathyakram,
paathyakram) Challenging, exciting syllabus
sought
Functional syllabus
I think the Ministry would prefer it if that was removed from the
syllabus.
Sympathy () (N.) - (samarthan)
Ah! said Vronsky, with sympathy; let's go in.
And his was that worst loneliness which would shrink from
sympathy.
Balls, concerts, dinners, matchboxes, ladies' dresses, beer, restaurants-- everything
testified to sympathy with the Slavonic peoples.
Symposium () (N.) - (sangoshthi,

sangoshthee) A Symposium On Gardening
At a Symposium On Bearing Arms; The
Framers' View Calendar: A Symposium And
a Show
Syndicate () (N.) - (sindiket, sindeeket)
Banking
syndicate
Feature
syndicate
IDBI Bank to raise $ 225 mn syndicated loan by mid-December
Systematic () (Adj.) -
(niyamit) A systematic study of all that
remains,
Accurate, but
unsystematic.
biosystematic
Take away ( ) (V.) - (lena,

lenaa) And take away the pains you
bear.
As you take away my strife
Being part of something no one can take away; Our Love.
Take on ( ) (V.) - (lena, lenaa)

'Take on the Street': Advice From a Wall Street
Insider and Critic 'Will take one week to take action
against Modi'
Im much obliged but I couldnt take on any more work.
Take out ( ) (V.) - (karana,

karanaa) Contract lecturers take out rally
Gujjars to take out march to Jaipur on
April 3 Lagadapati to take out yet
another padayatra'
Take place ( ) (V.) - (hona,
honaa) And I can let a smile take place.
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; In Politics, Book Tours Take Place In TV...
IN BRIEF; Civil War Symposium To Take Place in Princeton
Take up ( ) (V.) - (lena,

lenaa) 'Take up drought-relief
measures immediately'
26/11 case: Bombay HC to take up Kasab's
hearing today As celebrations tend to take up
time,
Talking ( ) (Adj.) - (bhasha,

bhaashaa) 'Daniel Isn't Talking,' by Marti
Leimbach: Silent Scream 'Life Interrupted':
Exit Talking
'No Talking,' by Andrew Clements
Tamil nadu ( ) (N.) - (tamilanadu,

tamilanaadu) 'Caste fence' pulled down in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu preferred destination for
medical tourism Tamil Nadu a leader in
wind energy generation
Taxation ( ) (N.) - (karadhan,

karaadhan) Agreement for avoidance or relief
of double taxation Ascertained by taxation
Burden of taxation
Teaching ( ) (N.) - (adhyapan,

adhyaapan) A Facebook Teaching Moment
A lesson in teaching
science Acroamatic
teaching
Technician ( ) (N.) - (takaniki,

takaneekee) Associated cine technician
Battery charging
technician
Cartotechnician
Technological ( ) (Adj.) - (takaniki,

takaneekee) 'Inventing America': A Technological History
LIBRARY/BOOKS ON TECHNOLOGY; Technological Pioneering, Past
and Present LIBRARY/BOOKS ON THE TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY;
And Now, Back to Real Life
Telling ( ) (Adj.) - (spasht)

'Sitting Up With the Dead': Discovering Southern Storytelling
'The Canterbury Tales: A Retelling'
'The Odyssey: A Dramatic Retelling of Homers Epic'
Temporary ( ) (Adj.) - (asthayi,

asthaayee) 'Still Alive!: A Temporary
Condition: A Memoir'
A permanent solution For a temporary
problem, An analysis of contemporary
sculpture
Ten thousand ( ) (Adj.) - (das hajar, das hajaar,

das hazar) 'Ten Thousand Lovers': The Interrogator
And look upon you with ten
thousand eyes, And ten thousand
more, are mine:
Terminus ) (N.) - (tarminas)

( C

Terminus
Delta
terminus
Koyambedu bus terminus bursting at its seams
Terribly ( ) (Adv.) - (bahut)

A wonderful boy, but I'm terribly afraid
for him. And now? It's terribly strange,
she said to herself.
And one's guilt suddenly becomes terribly heavy before a person who is no longer
there.
Terrific () (Adj.) - (shanadar,

shanadaar) And he was a terrific dancer.
He was dragged back into the room, and then commenced a
terrific conflict. I long for some terrific disaster.
Territorial ( ) (Adj.) -
(kshetriy,
kshetreey) Exterritorial
Exterritorial
jurisdiction
Exterritoriality
Terrorism ( ) (N.) - (aatankavad, aatankavaad,

aatankawad) 'Britain must ban burqa to beat terrorism'
'From Chivalry to Terrorism': War, an Equal
Opportunity Employer 'Jihad' Gives No Proof Of
Muslim Terrorism
Terrorist ( ) (N.) - (aatankavadi, aatankavaadee,
aatankawadi)
'Memoirs of an Italian Terrorist': Notes From Underground
'No excuse' for Pakistan not taking action against
terrorists: US 'The Terrorist Next Door': Aryan
Nation
That is ( /) (Adv.) - (arthat, arthaat)

fifth share! That is not very
tempting. That is my own
photograph, she said. That is,
Id BEEN asleep.
The court ( ) (N.) - (nyayalay,

nyaayaalay) 'First Among Equals': Friend of the
Court
'Sir Walter Raleigh': The Book of the Courtier
'The Court of Common Pleas' by Alexandra Marshall
The least ( ) (Adv.) - (kam se

kam) A Sheep-hook, or have learn'd ought
els the least
And said if he could see the least blurred light
At the least to listen to the spaces that the long-ago singing had
left behind.
The name of ( ) (Adv.) - (ke nam se, ke

naam se) 'In the Name of Identity': Against the Politics of
Victimization
'Terror in the Name of God': Everybody Hates
Somebody Somewhere A goblin by the name of Gornuk
was also killed.
The presence of ( ) (Adv.) - (ke

samaksh)
After breakfast, Napoleon, in the presence of Beausset, dictated his
order for the army. But the presence of her husband and mother-in-
law worried her.
For I am in the presence of an angel.
The same ( ) (Adj.) - (vahi,

vahee, wahi) 'At the Same Time:
Essays and Speeches'
'Nothing Remains the Same':
Rereader's Digest 'THE HUMAN
STAIN'; Not the Same
Themselves ( ) (Pron.) -
(khud) 'Anja the Liar':
Living With Themselves
'Inventing Beauty': Improving
Themselves
'Limbo, And Other Places I Have Lived': Characters in Search of
Themselves
Therapist ( ) (N.) - (chikitsak)
And future if I even get that far Cant face
another therapist, Arnold Hutschnecker, 102,
Therapist to Nixon
As a Therapist, Freud Fell Short, Scholars Find
Therapy () (N.) - (chikitsa, chikitsaa)

Slide Show: Therapy Dogs at Work
'One Nation Under Therapy': They Don't
Feel Your Pain A First for Stem Cell Use in
Therapy
Thereafter () (Adv.) - (us ke bad,

us ke baad) For all those that died thereafter,
Ron's ears went red, and thereafter, he reverted to the bewitched sleep
version of events. then there is nothing precious To lose thereafter
Rendering an empty heart,
Therefore () (Adv.) - (es tarah se)

'iPod, Therefore I Am': Every
Man a D.J. 'On Desire': I Am,
Therefore I Want
All night therefore attend your merry play,
Thorough () (Adj.) - (purn, poorn)

'Gracefully Insane': The
Thoroughbred Crazies 'Jesse James':
Thoroughly Bad Guy
'The Wig My Father Wore': A Thoroughly Modern Angel
Thoroughly () (Adv.) - (achchhi tarah se,

achchhee tarah se) 'Jesse James': Thoroughly Bad Guy
'The Wig My Father Wore': A Thoroughly
Modern Angel Ah,' said Fudge, who looked
thoroughly disconcerted.
Thousand () (N.) (badi sankhya, badee sankhyaa)

-
'A Thousand Splendid
Suns'
'A Thousand Years of Good Prayer':
Double Agent 'Near a Thousand Tables':
Eight Food Revolutions
Thriving () (Adj.) - (saphal, safal)
Deep and shallow As well as plateaus with Things living and
thriving Breathing,
Did greed lead the way to this desolation? A once bustling and
thriving community, laughing, growing, thriving, learning.
To care for ( / ) (V.) -
(palana, paalanaa) No need to care for me,
no one to love no one to care for,
Reese Weekends in LA to Care For Her Super-Tough First-Grader
To date ( / ) (Adv.) - (ab

tak) Address corrected up to date
And now, having brought you up to date in the escaped convict,
the Stapletons, Dr. Cursed - Has Claimed the Lives of Nineteen
Muggle Owners to Date.
To the full ( / ) (Adv.) - (atyadhik)

Life lived to the fullest
live before it ends Live everyday to the fullest .
She felt to the full all the imperativeness of the motives which
urged Will's conduct.
Tobacco () (N.) - (tanbaku,

tanbaakoo) 'Tobacco': The History of a Lethal
Leaf
More and more girls taking to tobacco use
A litter of pipes, tobaccopouches, syringes, penknives, revolver-cartridges, and other
debris was scattered over it.
Totally () (Adv.) - (puri tarah se, pooree tarah

se) 'Everything Is Illuminated': Back in the Totally Awesome
U.S.S.R.
A Llama Totally Looks Like
Corbin Bleu After Wace a totally
new situation arose.
Touched () (Adj.) - (prabhavit, prabhaavit,

prabhawit) 'Virgin: The Untouched History'
Almost touched him, almost scared him,
And he was right - he could touch me without hurting himself, he
touched my face.
Tourist ( ) (N.) - (sailani,

sailanee) 'The Accidental Tourist'
Kondaveedu to be developed as major
tourist spot' 19 Chinese tourists missing
after Megi hits Taiwan
Tournament (
) (N.) - , toornaament)
(turnament
(10/17) Agus Frimanto Wins Bali International Surfing Tournament at Canggu Beach in
Bali
A prediction? No chance! Surprise is this tournament's lesson
A servant who would guide Harry Potter through the Triwizard Tournament without
appearing to do so.
Township () (N.) - (basti,

bastee) Create, township
Eco-township likely at Devikulam
ETA Star to develop integrated township at Sriperumbudur
Tragedy () (N.) - (trasadi,

traasadee) 'Scott of the Antarctic: A Life of
Courage and Tragedy'
'Sweet Violence': A Theorist Seeks to Democratize
Tragedy 'Triumph and Tragedy in Mudville': Stats Are
a Fossil Record
Trailer ( ) (N.) - (trelar)

"New Priest trailer bursts with post-apocalyptic scenery-chewing and CG vampires
[Trailers]" and related posts 'Being John Malkovich' Trailer
'Drive Angry' Trailer: 'Faster' Meets Satanism Meets Nic Cage
Trained ( ) (Adj.) -
(prashikshit) 26/11 terrorists trained by
Pakistan Navy: Headley
40 specially trained dogs to be deployed for
Games security arent trained to kill,
Training ( ) (N.) - (prashikshan)

'The Growing Seasons': Training to
Become a Man Professional training
needs improvement' Advanced level
telecommunication training centre
Transact (
) (V.) - (karana, karanaa)
Adjustment of central
transaction Adjustment
ofcentral transactions
Adjustment transaction
Translate ( ) (V.) - (samajhana, samajhanaa,

samazhana)
'Whose Bible Is It?': God Speaks; Man Translates
A Frenchman once translated my Proud Flesh as La
Fiert de la Chair. Can QVC Translate Its Pitch Online?
Translator ( ) (N.) - (dubhashiya,
dubhaashiyaa)
'The Translator': Their Own Personal Dtente
An Essay by Richard Pevear, One of the Translators
Gabriel Preil, 82, American Poet And Translator Skilled in Hebrew
Transmitted ( ) (Adj.) - (sancharit,

sanchaarit) Aphid transmitted
Bill originating in and passed by the other house and transmitted
to rajya sabha Sexually transmitted disease
Traveler ( ) (N.) - (yatri,

yaatree) 'American Traveler': The First
Bicoastal American
'The Far Traveler,' by Nancy Marie Brown: Girl of the
North Country 'The Strange Hours Travelers Keep':
Poetry More Interesting Than TV
Traveling ( ) (Adj.) - (chal)

'Caramelo': Traveling With Cousin Elvis
'I, Wabenzi,' by Rafi Zabor: Traveling
Mercies 'Traveling on the Edge': Graham
Greeneland Revisited
Treachery ( ) (N.) - (dhokha, dhokhaa)

And yet that would involve treachery towards the mistress to whom this
woman seems devoted. Dies HAMLET O villany! Ho! let the door be lock'd:
Treachery! Seek it out.
Its just treachery,
Tremendous ( ) (N.) - (bhishan, bheeshan)

Angry, and half in love with her, and tremendously sorry, I
turned away. Brasa has done a tremendous job for India
His discipline is tremendous.
Tribune () (N.) - (neta, netaa)

And the Tribunes beard the high,
COMPANY NEWS; TRIBUNE TO ACQUIRE 80.5% STAKE IN
CHILDREN'S...
Full Article at International Herald Tribune
Tributary ( ) (Adj.) - (sahayogi,

sahayogee) 'The River's Tale': Looking for the Past
Along a Ghostly Tributary Contributary
Distributary
Tricolour () (Adj.) - (tiranga, tirangaa)
Tricoloured
Triumph () (N.) - (saphalata, saphalataa, safalata)

U.K.-Iran triumph of 'soft' power diplomacy
'A Life of Picasso: The Triumphant Years, 1917-1932'
'American Creation: Triumphs and Tragedies at the Founding of the
Republic'
Trouble () (N.) - (gadabadi,

gadabadee) 'A Palestine Affair': Trouble in
Balfourland
'Aakrosh' runs into censor trouble
'Acquainted With the Night': Troubled Children and Troubled
Parents
Trusted () (Adj.) - (vishvasaniy, vishvasaneey,

wishwasaniy) 100 most trusted brands
A confectioner of Yvetot had been intrusted with the tarts
and sweets. And dont forget, he trusted Bellatrix and her
husband.
Turn out ( ) (V.) - (hona, honaa)

Show a leg, matey, says he: time to turn
out guard.
All this, as he supposed, might turn out very nice and amusing.
But he didnt despise himself and it didnt turn out as he had
imagined.
Typical () (Adj.) - (vishesh,

wishesh) 'High Season': The Prototypical
Resort Town Antitypical
Archetypical
Undated ( ) (Adj.) - (atithi)

200 villages inundated in Bareilly and
Moradabad Fecundated
Floods worsen in U.P.; 177 villages in Bareilly, Pilibhit inundated
Undergo () (V.) - (karana,

karanaa) Bill Clinton undergoes heart
procedure
Celine Dion to reportedly undergo C-section in Florida this month
Harry had the impression that he was undergoing some painful
internal struggle.
Underground ) (Adj.) - (gupt)
(
'Free Press: Underground & Alternative Publications, 1965-1975,' by Jean-Franois Bizot: I
Read the News Today 'Ive Got a Home in Glory Land: A Lost Tale of the Underground
Railroad'
'Memoirs of an Italian Terrorist': Notes From Underground
Understand ( ) (V.) - (pata pana, pataa

panaa) "A new beginning in our understanding of the
oceans": Manmohan 'Fringe' star: 'I understand
Walternate'
'Like You'd Understand, Anyway: Stories'
Undertake ( ) (V.) - (lena, lenaa)

A job, like the quest for the Elder Wand, that he must
undertake alone. BJP members to undertake four-day
padayatra
But Garth would not undertake the Tipton estate again unless Brooke left it entirely to him.
Unified () (Adj.) - (ekikrit, ekeekrit)

All set for unified transport authority
Centre lacks consistency and unified effort in tackling
issues, says Modi Consol bond (consolidated bond
unified bond)
Universally ) (Adj.) - (vishv sarvatr, wishw sarwatr)

(
Universally
present
Universally
true
University () (N.) - (kisi vishvavidyalay ka dal, kisee

vishvavidyaalay kaa dal, kisi wishwawidyalay ka dal)
College & University
'Mr. Jefferson's University': Appreciating an
'Academical Village' 50% of dogs in university vet
program killed
Unlimited () (Adj.) - (asimit, aseemit)

Let our newly awakened powers cry out for unlimited fulfilment in leaf and
flower and fruit. Namco Bandai Releases Ferrari Trailer For Test Drive
Unlimited 2
Nokia launches localised Ovi Music Unlimited services
Unmarried ( ) (Adj.) - (avivahit, awiwahit)
A daughter may stay in her father's home only so long as she
remains unmarried. A married woman grabs at her baby; an
unmarried one reaches for her jewel-box. An Appraisal:
Clayburghs Unforgettable Unmarried Woman
Unquestionably ( ) (Adv.) - (nishchit rup se, nishchit
roop se) And you shall unquestionably love me again
His plan seemed unquestionably good, especially from the power of
conviction in his words. Oh, unquestionably, she's the most charming
woman in the world.
Up-to-date () (N.) - (adyatan)
Utilisation ( ) (N.) -
(upayog) Capacity utilisation rate
Carcass utilisation
India Post mails govt on land bank utilisation
Vacuum cleaner ) (N.) - (vaikyum klinar, vaikyoom kleenar, waikyum

( Portable
klinar)
vacuum cleaner
Various () (Adj.) - (anek)

24 tigers died in 3 years in various Madhya Pradesh reserves
And some twenty men from various ranks ran to the front of
the company. At this point there are several trails which lead
to various mines.
Verdict ( ) (N.) - (nirnay)
Preparing for the

verdict
'AIMPLB free to appeal against Ayodhya
verdict' 'Ayodhya verdict a golden
chance for every section'
Verification ( ) (N.) - (padatal,

padataal) 2G licences issued without proper
verification
Annual stock
verification Annual
verification
Verified ( ) (Adj.) - (satyapit,

satyaapit) Going to UK, verified by visa
Mr. Toller's prediction was partly verified.
The number was verified, and Stepan Arkadyevitch's envy pleased
Levin.
Victory () (N.) - (vijayi, vijayee, wizayi)
'Blood of Victory': A Novelist Continues His Exploration of Wartime
Europe
'Dark Victory: The Life of Bette Davis'
'No Simple Victory: World War II in Europe, 1939-1945'
Viewing ) (N.) - (pradarshan)

(
BOOKS OF THE TIMES; Viewing Mass Destruction
Through a... Bubble viewing prism
But, viewing him since, alas, too late!
Viewpoint () (N.) - (vichar, vichaar,

wichar) Ethical viewpoint
I feel more comfortable with myself -- my sexuality, my mentality,
and my viewpoint Kashmir In Turmoil: Viewpoints
Village panchayat ( ) (N.) - (gram panchayat, graam

panchaayat) Village panchayat president dies in mishap
Virtual () (Adj.) - (aabhasi,

aabhaasee) 'The Near Future,' by Joe Ashby
Porter: Virtual Surreality 'Virtual Reality'
Conquers Fear of Heights
'Virtual World' of Help
Visitor () (N.) - (paryatak)

'Doormen,' by Peter Bearman: All Visitors Must Be
Announced 'Instructions for Visitors': Love in the
Pyrenees
A cultural extravaganza to welcome Games' visitors
Vocational ( ) (Adj.) - (vyavasayik, vyavasaayik,

wyawasayik) Convocational
Education and vocational
guidance National vocational
training institute
Volcano ( ) (N.) - (jvalamukhi, jvaalaamukhee,

zwalamukhi) 'Earth': Under the Volcanoes
'Pompeii': Under the
Volcano 'Uncle Tungsten':
Over the Volcano
Voltage () (N.) - (voltej,

woltez) Average reverse voltage
Back voltage (reverse voltage)
Backswing voltage pulser
Volunteer () (V.) - (kahana,

kahanaa) 'Whiteman,' by Tony D'Souza:
Volunteers of America A Carl Paladino
Volunteer Shares the Anger
And Master Regulus had volunteered Kreacher.
Vulnerable () (Adj.) - (kamajor, kamazor)

A DAY OF TERROR: THE MILITANT; America the Vulnerable Meets a
Ruthless Enemy Department 'failed' vulnerable children
don t be vulnerable.
Watercraft ( ) (N.) - (nav,
naav, naw) Watercraft ( ) (N.)
- (nav, naav, naw)

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A couple of ( ) (Adj.

A good deal ) (Adv.) - (bahut)

A great deal ( ) (Adv.) -

Abandon () (N.) - (laparavahi, laaparavahee,

Ability () (N.) - (kshamata, kshamataa)

Aboriginal () (N.) - (aadivasi, aadivaasee,

Accepted ( ) (Adj.) - (svikriti, sveekriti,

Accessory ( ) (N.) - (sahayogi,

Accident () (N.) - (hadasa,

Accommodation ( ) (N.) - - (nivas-sthan, nivaas-sthan, niwas-

Accompaniment () (N.) - (sath,

According to ( /) (Adj.) - (ke anusar, ke

Accuracy () (N.) - (vishuddhata, vishuddhataa,

Accused ( ) (N.) - (doshi, doshee)

Across the board ( ) (Adj.) -

Act upon ( ) (V.) - (prabhav dalana, prabhaav daalanaa,

Actress ( ) (N.) - (abhinetri,

Actually () (Adv.) - (darasal,

Acutely () (Adv.) - (bahut hi,

Adherence () (N.) - (samarthan)

Adjacent ( ) (Adv.) - (pas,

Administer () (V.) - (karana,

Administrative () (Adj.) - (prashasanik,

Admitted ( ) (Adj.) - (svikrit, sveekrit,

Advantage () (N.) - (suvidha, suvidhaa,

Adviser () (N.) - (salahakar,

Advocacy () (N.) - (samarthan)

Advocate () (N.) - (adhivakta, adhivaktaa,

After all ( ) (Adv.) - (aakhirakar,

Aftermath () (N.) - (parinam, parinaam)

Afterwards () (Adv.) - (bad men, baad men)

Against as ( ) (Adj.) - (ke viruddh, ke wiruddh)

All along ( ) (Adv.) - (pahale se)

All in all ( ) (Adv.) - (kul)

All india ( ) (Adj.) - (akhil bharatiy, akhil

All-embracing () (Adj.) - (vyapak,

Alluvial () (Adj.) - (bahakar aai hui, bahakar

Almighty () (Adj.) - (bhari,

Along with ( ) (Prep.) - - (ke sath-sath, ke

Alright () (Adj.) - (thik, theek)

Altered ( ) (Adj.) - (parivartit, pariwartit)

Alternative () (Adj.) - (vaikalpik, waikalpik)

Read the News Today Although () (Adv.) - (halanki, haalaanki)

Amateur ( ) (Adj.) - (shaukiya,

Amendment ( ) (N.) - (sanshodhan)

America ( ) (N.) - (amarika,

Amongst () (Prep.) - (ke bich men, ke beech

Amusement ) (N.) - (manoranjan, manoranzan)

Anatomy () (N.) - (sharir,

Ancestor ( ) (N.) - (rup,

Ancient () (Adj.) - (puratan,

And then ( ) (Adv.) - (aur phir, aur fir)

Anguish () (N.) - (vedana, vedanaa,

Animal husbandry ( ) (N.) - (pashupalan,

Annexation ( ) (N.) - (sath, saath)

Announcement () (N.) - (prachar,

Anthropology () (N.) - (manavashastr, manavashaastr,

Anticipate ( ) (V.) - (karana, karanaa)

Anxiety () (N.) - (chinta, chintaa)

Apparent ( ) (Adj.) - (saph, saaph, saf)

Applicable () (Adj.) - (lagu,

Appointed () (Adj.) - (niyukt)

Appreciate () (V.) - (sarahana, sarahanaa)

Approval () (N.) - (samarthan)