The English and Hindusthání Student's Assistant, Or, Idiomatical Exercises in Those Languages: In Four Parts : Part I, Illustration of Nouns |
Common terms and phrases
abhí ádmí ádmíon ai aisle aisá aisle America apne asbáb au cow bágh baghair bahut báp bará barí batá Calcutta chahiye kih darkár dawá dekhá diyá English character fáidah faqat gaí gayá ghar ká gulm Ham ko chahiye Hindustání hisáb hogá hogí húá húe húí hukm hún Ĩ art í police IDIOMATICAL EXERCISES jagah jahán jaház jáne jánte játá kághaz kahá kahán kamre kapre karen karná karne karo kartá karte hain karúngá kaun khabar kháne khat Khudá khúsh kí bát kináre Kitne kiyá kuchh kyá lekin likhá liyá liye Main ne Main ne ek mál merá mihrbání mujh nahín páí pánch pání pás páyá police push rakho rakhtá rupees Sáḥib sakte Samuel Francis Smith sáth taklif taraḥ thá Tum ne Tumhárí tumhen ú rule Unhon wahán waqt Wuh bahut Wuh bará yahán Yih kám zarúr
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Page 24 - The handle of this drawer is broke. They who fear God will enjoy everlasting happiness in the world to come. I must go to work every day at sun- rise: this is a great hardship.
Page 6 - Buy some cord, and tie these things together. Is there no cork to this bottle ? There was great plenty of corn last year. Our correspondence has now ceased. What will be the cost of these articles ? They live in cottages. This country produces much cotton. Move this couch into the other room. She has a very bad cough. He is a member of the Supreme Council. Let us regard good counsel.
Page 30 - Intemperance hurts body and mind, Have you any intention to go to Europe ? There is no intercourse between us...
Page 26 - I ate some honey out of the honey-comb. He has obtained much honour. I caught a fish with a hook. I have no hope of seeing him again. This cow has no horns.
Page 30 - An inquest was held yesterday on the body of a person who shot himself.