By Arvind Sir

Mob. : 9829935467

Sh. Anand
II Floor, Ganesham Tower, Opp. JP Phatak Underpass Lal Kothi Sabji Mandi
Mob. : 9829935467
 Topic : One Word

1. A system of Government in which only one party is allowed to function –

totalitarianism ,dnyh; 'kklu
2. A discourse containing moral instruction – Sermon izopu
3. A post without remuneration – honorary voSrfud
4. The governing body or parliament of a nation or state – Senate lnu
5. The time between midnight and noon – ante – meridiem nksigj ls igys
6. The study of the relation of animals and plants to their surroundings – ecology
ikfjfLFkfrdh] Ik;kZoj.k 'kkL=
7. Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on other – sadism ijh ihM+d
8. Word for word reproduction – verbatim 'kkfCnd
9. The name a person has in common with the other members of family – Surname
dqyuke
10. The policy of extending a country's empire and influence – imperialism lkezkT;okn
11. An unmarried woman with no intention to marry – Spinster vfookfgrk
12. A poem of fourteen syllabic lines having a single theme – Sonnet pkSngikb
13. A four footed animal – quadruped pkSik;k
14. A person who imports or exports goods illegally – Smuggler rLdj
15. A person who travels to sacred places as an act of religious devotion – pilgrim rhFkZ;k=h
16. A person who spends money profusely or wastefully – Spendthrift vfrO;;h
17. One who walks on ropes – acrobat uV
18. Religious belief or practice founded on fear or ignorance – Superstition va/kfo'okl
19. A written record or composition of religious nature – Scripture /keZxzUFk
20. One who has narrow religious views – Bigot /kekZ/k@dV~Vj
21. Occurring or existing at the same time – Simultaneous ledkfyd
22. A sheet like garment in which a corpse is wrapped for burial – Shroud dQu
23. One who believes that everything is pre-destined – fatalist HkkX;oknh
24. A list of items available in a restaurant – Menu vkgkj lwph
25. Irresistible craving for alcoholic drinks – Dipsomania 'kjkc dh yr
26. A position or office requiring little or no work – Sinecure vkjke dh ukSdjh
27. A person who is unable to pay his debts – insolvent fnokfy;k
28. Dissection of a dead body to find out the cause of death – Autopsy/Post mortem 'ko
ijh{k.k
29. Incapable of being avoided – inevitable fuf'pr] vo';EHkkoh
30. That which is no longer in use – obsolete vizpfyr] pyu ls ckgj
31. A person who can appreciate art, music etc – connoisseur dyk ,oa laxhr dk ikj[kh
32. Place where birds are kept – aviary i{khx`g
33. Lacking depth or thoroughness – Superficial lrgh
34. Incapable of being wounded – invulnerable vHksn~;
35. Involving advanced, developed and complex methods or concepts – Sophisticated tfVy
iz.kkyh
36. Obsession with exclusively on idea or subject – monomania twuwu
37. Containing the chief points of a matter in brief – Summary lkjka'k
38. Government by the officials – bureaucracy ukSdj'kkgh
39. Fit to be used as food – edible [kk|
40. A thing that can be touched or felt – palpable Li'kZuh;
41. A word which can be interpreted in two ways – ambiguous vLi"V
42. To cut something into two pieces – sever nks VqdM+s djuk
43. Concluding part of a literary work – epilogue milagkj
44. A fix orbit in space in relation to earth – geo-stationary Hkw&d{k
45. A building for storing hay – barn [kfygku
46. A blank book for sticking pictures, newspaper cutting, etc. – Scrapbook drju iqfLrdk
47. The absence of rain over a prolonged period – drought lq[kk
48. Act of deceiving somebody in order to make money – Fraud Ny diV
49. A expression of mild disapproval – reproof fuUnk
50. The study of ancient history by excavation – archaeology iqjkrRo 'kkL=
51. Words used in ancient time but no longer in general use – archaic iqjkru
52. Agreeable to the taste – palatable Lokfn"V
53. A place of good climate for invalids – Sanatorium vkjksX;'kkyk
54. A list of headings of the business to be transacted at a meeting – agenda dk;Zlwph
55. One who is greedy – avaricious ykyph
56. Parts of a country behind a river bank – hinterland cUnjxkg {ks=
57. A means of supporting life or livelihood – Subsistence thfodk
58. Cover over or sink under the surface of water – Submerge ty eXu gksuk
59. Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool – dotage lfB;kuk
60. Bring under domination or control – Subjugate o'k esa djuk
61. Relationship by blood or birth – consanguinity jDr laca/k
62. The hard framework of bones, cartilage etc. supporting the body of an animal or
plant – Skeleton vfLFkiatj
63. A man of odd habits – eccentric ludh
64. One who thinks that human natures is evil – cynic nks"kn`"kh
65. A person who practices repression of emotion and is indifference to pleasure and pain
– Stoic lar
66. One who secrifices one's life for a cause – martyr 'kghn
67. To walk in a casual or leisurely fashion – Stroll Vgyuk
68. Through which light can not pass – opaque vikjn'khZ
69. Kill a person or animal by stopping the supply of air through the lungs or other
respiratory organs – Suffocate ne?kqV dj ejuk
70. A room where a painter or a photographer works – Studio QksVks d{k
71. Murder of a brother – fratricide HkkbZ dh gR;k
72. Concern for the needs and feelings of others – altruism ijksidkj
73. To mediate between two parties in a dispute – intercede e/;LFkrk
74. Belief contrary to what is generally accepted – heresy vizekf.kd
75. To throw good etc. from a ship to save it – jettison cpkus ds fy, gYdk djuk
76. A legal practitioner who deals with wills and advises clients – Solicitor vf/koDrk
77. A place of temporary stay – Sojourn vLFkk;h iM+ko
78. Murder of oneself – suicide vkRegR;k
79. One who studies election trends by means of opinion polls – psephologist pquko fo'ys"kd
80. Of one mind – unanimous ,der
81. A person who accused of something before a court of law – defendant izfroknh
82. A person who is made to bear the blame due to others – scape goat cfy dk cdjk
83. Cutting for stone in the bladder – lithotomy ew=k'k; dh iRFkjh fudkyus dh 'kY; fØ;k
84. Science of plants – Botany ouLifr 'kkL=
85. The intelligent and educated class – intelligentia cqf)thoh oxZ
86. Something which can be taken for granted – postulate vfHk/kkj.kk
87. The art of good eating – gourmet pVksjkiu
88. An associate in crime – accomplice vijk/k lg;ksxh
89. An eye specialist – ophthalmologist, oculist us= jksx fo'ks"kK
90. A name adopted by an author in his writing – pseudonym Nn~e uke
91. An ill bread fellow – boor xaokj] vlH;
92. A broad road borderd with trees – avenue o`{k ohfFk
93. A small shop that sells fashionable clothes – boutique cqVhd
94. To slap with flat object – swat piVhekj
95. A building or place for the keeping of horses – Stable Lrcy
96. One who can not be pleased easily – fastidious rquqdfetkt
97. A person chosen to speak on behalf of others – Spokesman izoDrk
98. Lasting only for a moment – momentary {kf.kd
99. The people living next door – neighbours iM+kSlh
100. The study of coins – numismatics flDdksa dk v/;;u
101. That cannot be erased – indelible vehV
102. Creature equally comfortable in water and on land – amphibian mHk;pj
103. The art of beautiful hand writing – calligraphy lqUnj ys[k dyk
104. Succession or rulers belonging to one family – dynasty oa'k
105. One who stays away from school without permission – truant vkokjk
106. Opposed to great of sudden change – conservative ijEijkoknh
107. A lover and collector of books – bibliophile iqLrd izseh
108. One who does not take any intoxicating drinks – teetotaller 'kjkc lsou u djuk
109. Fit to drink – potable ihus ;ksX;
110. The study of earthquakes and the phenomenon associated with it – seismology HkwdEi
foKku
111. The raising of silk worms for the production of raw silk – sericulture js'ke mRiknu
112. A person who is skilled in horsemanship – equestrian ?kqM+lokj
113. A place where jews worship – synagogue ;gwnh izkFkZuk Hkou
114. Likely to break easil – brittle uktqd] Hkaxqj
115. An examination of dead body – post mortem 'ko ijh{k.k
116. A place for luggage at railway station – cloak Room vekurh lkeku ?kj
117. The collection and study of stamps – philately Mkd fVdV laxzg
118. A person who takes an active part in political affairs of state – Statesman jktusrk
119. The writing or compiling of dictionaries – lexicography 'kCndks"k ys[ku
120. An area of land that controlled by a ruler – dominion vf/kdkj{ks=
121. Stage between boyhood and youth – adolescence fd'kksjkoLFkk
122. Customs and habits of a particular group – mores yksdkpkj
123. One who pretends to be what he is not – hypocrite ik[k.Mh
124. A sudden rush of panic-stricken people or animals – Stampede HkxnM+
125. The study of origin and history of words – etymology 'kCn 'kkL=
126. The study of insects – entomology dhV foKku
127. Science of diseases – Pathology jksx foKku
128. A place where money is made – mint Vdlky
129. The act of speaking disrespectfully about sacred things – blasphemy /keZ dk vieku
130. Position or standing in society, rank, profession etc. – Status fLFkfr] egRo
131. One who works for the welfare of the women – feminist L=h fgrs"kh
132. Murder of an infant – infanticide f'k'kq gR;k
133. The practice of marrying more than one husbands at a time – polyandry cgq ifrizFkk
134. A place where government/public records are kept – archive vfHkys[kkxkj
135. The cultivation of flowers, fruits and ornamental plants – horticulture Qy&Qwy dh [ksrh
136. The collection and study of stamps – philately Mkd fVdV laxzg
137. A government in which all religions are honoured – secular /keZfujis{k
138. Living together of a man and woman without being married – concubinage voS/k
lgokl
139. A body of person appointed to hear evidence and give their verdict – jury iap fu.kkZ;d
140. A state of being married to only one person at a time – monogamy ,dy fookg
141. The practice of having two wives and two husbands at a time – bigamy f}fookg
142. A book of names and addresses – directory funsZf'kdk
143. Specialist in female disease – Gynecologist L=hjksx fo'ks"kK
144. The act of a high official showing favour to his relatives – nepotism HkkbZHkrhtkokn
145. The study of physical life of living matter – physiology 'kjhj foKku
146. Belonging to all parts of the world – cosmopolitan loZns'kh;] fo'oca/kq
147. Person who has command over several languages – linguist Hkk"kkfon~
148. Tough tissue in joints – ligaments vfLFkca/k
149. The first model of a new device – prototype vly uewuk
150. One who is present everywhere – omnipresent loZO;kih
151. One who knows everything – omniscient loZK
152. Uncontrollable desire to steal – kleptomania pksjh dk ikxyiu
153. One who possesses many talents – versatile cgqeq[kh izfrHkk
154. Uncontrollable desire to have sex in some women – nymphomaniac lsDl dk ikxyiu
155. A house for storing grains – granary vUukxkj
156. A song of praise – hymn Lrqfr djuk
157. A blend of diverse elements – amalgam lfeJ.k
158. A short description of a dead person, written on a stone above the grave – epitaphy
lek/kh ys[k
159. To seize control of a vehicle in order to force it to go a new destination – hijack vigj.k
160. Government by a small group of people – oligarchy dqyhu ra=
161. Men living in the same age – contemporaries ledkyhu
162. Noisy merry-making – revelry ekSt&eLrh
163. One who can think about the future with imagination and wisdom – visionary Loiun`"Vk
164. Give and receive mutually – reciprocate ijLij
165. One who uses somebody else's ideas as if they were his own – plagiarist lkfgR;d pksjh
166. Done secretely so as not to attract attention – Stealthily pqids ls
167. The life history of a person written by himself – autobiography vkRedFkk
168. A government by officials – Bureaucracy ukSdj'kkgh
169. A person incharge of a museum – curator laxzkgy; v/;{k
170. A doctor who is specialist in skin diseases – dermatologist peZjksx fo'ks"kK
171. One who walks in sleep – Somnambulist uhan esa pyuk] funzka/kkjh
172. Exaggerated picture of a person or thing to cause laughter – Caricature O;aX;fp=
173. Property inherited from one's father or ancestor – patrimony iSr`d lEifÙk
174. The house or shelter of an Eskimo – igloo cQZ ds ?kj
175. That which is everlasting – perennial lnkcgkj
176. A wall built to prevent the sea or river from flooding an area – Dyke cka/k
177. The state of being miserable bereft of all possessions – Destitute cslgkjk
178. One who journeys from place to place – Itinerant Hkze.k'khy
179. One who looks at the bright side of things – optimist vk'kkoknh
180. Murder of one's father – Patricide fir`gUrk
181. The art of making posts, bricks, etc, with clay – ceramics feV~Vh ds crZu cukus dh dyk
182. A collection of poems – Anthology dfork laxzg
183. One who suddenly gained wealth, power and prestige – parvenu dy dk uokc
184. Place of burial – Cemetery dfczLrku
185. One who believes in the existence of God – theist vkfLrd
186. To have a very high opinion of oneself – Conceited vgadkjh
187. One who has no belief in the existence of God – atheist ukfLrd
188. One who believes in giving equal opportunity to women – Feminist L=hfgrs"kh
189. One who eats human flesh – cannibal ujHk{kh
190. Inability to sleep – Insomnia vfunzk
191. A person who is more interested in himself – Introvert vareqZ[kh
192. One who is given to pleasures of flesh – Epicurean Hkksxokn
193. A long journey by sea – voyage leqnzh ;k=k
194. A tank where fish or water plants are kept – Aquarium eNyh?kj
195. Loss of memory – amnesia ;knkLr [kksuk
196. One who promotes the idea of absence of government of any kind – anarchist
vjktdrkoknh
197. Animals which give suckle to their young ones – mammals Lruik;h
198. A child born after the death of his father – posthumous ej.kksijkUr
199. Allownace due to a wife from her husband on separation – alimony Hkj.k iks"k.k HkÙkk
200. An addition to the end of a letter – postscript Ik'p ys[k
201. A man whose wife is dead – widower fo/kqj
202. A woman whose husband is dead – widow fo/kok
203. To give up a throne voluntarily – Abdicate flagklu R;kx
204. A person who keeps or manages a bank – Banker cSadokyk
205. Art of beautiful writing – Calligraphy lqys[k
206. A period of ten year – Decade n'kd
207. Not spending or using more than necessary – Economical ferO;;h
208. A short story which conveys a moral – Fable uhfr dFkk
209. Domestic waste; household refuse – Garbage dwM+k&dpjk
210. A woman suppose to have dealing with the Devil; An ugly woman – Hag Mk;u
211. A person sent to announce the approach of someone – Harbinger vxznwr
212. A person who attacks a cherished belief or respected institution – Inconoclastic izFkk dk
fojks/k djus okyk
213. A person who does nothing or does something useless – Idler fudEek
214. A place or building for the confinement or people accused or convicted of a crime or
offence – Jail dkjkxkj
215. An expert in law – Jurist fof/kosÙkk
216. Carry off by illegal force or force or fraud; Abduct a person to obtain ransom –
Kidnap vigj.k
217. A place where scientific experiments are done – Laboratory iz;ksx'kkyk
218. Nutrition which is not adequate to maintain good health – Malnutrition dqiks"k.k
219. A loose sleeveless piece of clothing worn by a woman – Mantle ycknk
220. The art or science of directing a ship or aircraft – Navigation tgkt dk ekxZ funsZ'ku
221. A person who directs a ship or an aircraft – Navigator tgkt dk ekxZ funsZ'kd
222. A record or announcement of a death, especially in a newspaper – Obituary fu/ku lwpuk
223. A building or place equipped with instruments for making observation of natural
phenomena in astronomy or metrology – Observatory os/k'kkyk
224. The policy or doctrine of rejecting war and every form of violence – Pacifism 'kkafrokn
225. A person who believes in or advocates for world peace – Pacifist 'kkafroknh
226. An animal which has four feet – Quadruped pkSik;k
227. A search for something – Quest [kkst] vUos"k.k
228. A deduction from a sum of money to be paid; A discount – Rebate NwV
229. A period of cessation from work or business – Recess e/;kodkl
230. A person who derives pleasure from pain, sufferings and humiliation etc. of ther
persons – Sadist nwljksa ds nq[k ls [kq'k gksus okyk
231. Any offence against a sacred person of organization – Sacrilege vifo= djuk
232. An outburst of bad temper – Tantrum >YykgV
233. A person advocating or practicing total abstinence from all alcoholic drinks –
Teetotaller fdlh eknd nzO; dk O;ogkj u djus okyk
234. The final terms presented by one party in a dispute etc. to another, the rejection of
which could cause a breakdown in relations – Ultimatum vafre fu.kZ;
235. That which is, the only one of its kind; Having no like or equal – Unique ,dek=]cstksM+
236. A homeless person who wanders about from place to place – Vagabond vkokjk
237. A person in poor or indifferent health – Valetudinarian Ñ"kdk;] jksxh
238. A man employed to serve at table in a hotel or restaurant – Waiter cSjk
239. A room for storing clothes or armour – Wardrobe vyekjh
240. A light and small vessel or ship propelled by sail – Yacht Mkaxh
241. A place where wild animals are kept for public exhibition – Zoo fpfM+;k?kj
242. Intense or passionate desire – Zeal mRlkg
243. The science or practice of building and flying aricraft – Aeronautics foekuu foKku
244. The science of the structure of the bodies of humans, animals, and plants – Anatomy
'kjhj jpuk foKku
245. The study of the life and structures of plants and animals – Biology tho foKku
246. The science of study of plants – Botany ouLifr foKku
247. The art of drawing of making maps or charts. – Cartography ekufp= dyk
248. The branch of knowledge that deals with the structure, action, and diseases of the
heart – Cardiology ân; foKku
249. A branch of knowledge that deals with statistical analysis of human populations –
Demography tulkaf[;dh
250. The study of relationship of plants, living creatures and their environment – Ecology
ikfjfLFkfrdh foKku
251. The branch of zoology that deals with insects – Entomology dhV 'kkL=
252. The art and science of good eating and drinking – Gastronomy ikd foKku
253. An account of a person's family history – Genealogy oa'k foKku
254. The branch of medicine that deals with the blood disorders – Haematology :f/kj foKku
255. The study or science of measuring time – Horology le; ekiu foKku
256. Knowledge of or skill in law; The scientific study of law – Jurisprudence U;k;'kkL=
257. The branch of philosophy that deals with forms of reasoning and thinking – Logic
rdZ'kkL=
258. The art of practice of writing dictionaries – Lexicography 'kCndks"k dyk
259. The branch of science that deals with the structure, properties, and behavior of
metals – Metallurgy /kkrq foKku
260. The branch of science that deals with measurement – Metrology eki fo|k
261. The branch of knowledge that deals with coins and medals from an archaeological or
historical standpoint – Numismatics eqnzk 'kkL=
262. The branch of medicine that deals with childbirth and the care and treatment of the
mother before and after birth – Obstetrics izlo foKku
263. The branch of science that deals with the physical and biological properties and
phenomena of the sea – Oceanography leqnz foKku
264. The study of ancient writing – Paleography iqjkys[k 'kkL=
265. The branch of science that deals with extinct and fossil animal and plants –
Paleontology HkwxHkZ 'kkL=
266. Scientific study of nature and development of society – Sociology lekt'kkL=
267. The branch of knowledge that deals with the mechanical arts or applied sciences –
Technology rduhdh foKku
268. The branch of study that deals with the proper use of terms – Terminology 'kCn foKku
269. The science of the structural physiology, and classification of animals – Zoology tUrq
foKku
270. The branch of science that deals with the nature, effects, and detection of poisons –
Toxicology fo"k foKku
271. Difficult to conceive of or apprehend – Abstruse xw<+
272. Begin to move more quickly – Accelerate xfr c<+kuk
273. One who is unable to pay one's debts or meet one's liabilities – Bankrupt fnokfy;k
274. A person who behaves badly & has no respect of art, education etc. – Barbarous ccZj
275. One who has no care for other people's feelings or suffering – Callous dBksj
276. A way of hiding things by making them look like surroundings – Camouflage {kne
vkoj.k] Ny
277. A person who resists to the last – Die-hard vUr rd izfrdkj djus okyk
278. A person exercising absolute authority of any kind – Dictator rkuk'kkg
279. Eatable; That which is fit to be eaten – Edible [kkus ;ksX;
280. A man having characteristics of a woman – Effeminate L=h LoHkko okyk
281. Severe scarcity of food throughout a region – Famine vdky
282. A person difficult to please – Fastidious nqjklk/;
283. Willingness to forgive – Generosity mnkjrk
284. The attempt of deliberate and systematic killings of an ethnic or national group –
Genocide tkfr lagkj
285. The act or practice of visiting a place frequently – Haunt ckj&ckj tkuk
286. Applied to thing associated with funerals and other religious rites – Hearse 'konkg fØ;k
287. Not legal; Contrary to or forbidden by law – Illegal voS/k
288. The worship of idols – Idolatry ewfrZ iwtk
289. A school for very young children – Kindergarten cPpksa dk Ldwy
290. Strong desire to steal things – Kleptomania pksjh dh bPNk
291. The action or process of laundering clothes, linen, etc – Laundry /kksch [kkuk
292. A property given to another by a will – Legacy e`R;qi= }kjk izkIr /ku
293. A printed declaration or explanation of policy issued by a state, political party or
candidate – Manifesto ?kks"k.kk i=
294. A boo or document written by hand – Manuscript ik.Mqfyfi
295. A sugary fluid produced by plants to attract pollinating insects to their flowers and
made into honey by bees – Nectar e/kq jl
296. The action of coining new words or expressions – Neologism u;k iz;ksx
297. A person who is new to a subject; A beginner, A novice – Neophyte ukSflf[k;k
298. A person's children or descendants; An animal's young – Offspring larfr
299. One who is having unlimited or very great power, force, or influence – Omnipotent
loZ'kfDreku
300. A remedy for all diseases – Panacea vpwd vkS"k/k] jkeck.k nok
301. A place or state of utter confusion and uproar – Pandemonium dksykgy
302. Repeat from memory or read aloud before an audience – Recite ;kn ls lqukuk
303. An activity or pastime pursued for the pleasure or interest – Recreation euksjatu
304. A person who is compassionate and helpful to those in adversity – Samaritan ijksidkjh
305. An place for the medical treatment and recovery of invalids – Sanatorium vkjksX; fuokl
306. The communication or perception of thoughts, feelings, etc., by (apparently) extra
sensory means – Telepathy nwjchu
307. A person who uses and favours violence and fear for controlling a government or
community – Terrorist vkradoknh
308. The practice of lending money at excessive interest rate – Usury lwn[kksjh
309. That which can be obtained for a price – Venal /ku nsdj izkIr djus ;ksX;
310. A fault that can be pardoned – Venial {kE;
311. Speak very softly and in low voice for secrecy – Whisper QqlQqlkgV
312. Having a sound physical or moral constitution; Healthy – Wholesome ikSf"Vd
313. A circular band of flowers and leaves etc. worm on the head – Wreath gkj @ ekyk
314. The science of bee keeping – Apiculture e/kqeD[kh ikyu
315. The scientific study of sun, moon, stars and planets – Astronomy [kxksy'kkL=
316. The science of computing dates; The arrangement of events according to dates or
times of occurrence – Chronology dky fu.kZ; Kku
317. The branch of physical science that deals with climate – Climatology tyok;q foKku
318. The scientific study of comparison of human races – Ethnology u`oa'k fo/kk
319. The scientific study of the causes of diseases – Etiology/(Aetilology) gsrq foKku
320. The science that deals with heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics in
living organisms – Genetics vuqokaf'kd foKku
321. The branch of science that deals with the physical structure and substance of the
earth – Geology HkwxHkZ 'kkL=
322. The breach of knowledge that deals with the conditions and practices conducive for
maintenance of good health – Hygiene LokLF; foKku
323. The branch of science that deals with the physical and biological properties and
phenomena of the sea – Oceanography us= foKku
324. The branch of zoology that deals with birds – Ornithology i{kh foKku
325. The branch of knowledge that deals with the structure, historical development, and
relationships of a language – Philology Hkk"kk foKku
326. The branch of science that deals with speech, sounds and pronunciation – Phonology
Loj foKku
327. A person who works as a member of an organization with a particular social or
political aim – Activists lgk;d
328. An area with runways for the take-off and landing of aircraft – Aerodrome gokbZ iV~Vh
329. Unproductive; Infertile – Barren catj
330. A wild animal – Beast taxyh tkuoj
331. A person who has capital, and uses it in large-scale enterprises – Capitalist iwathifr
332. A person or animal captured and held in confinement – Captive canh
333. A person who conspires or is engaged in a conspiracy – Conspirator "kM;a=dkjh
334. A judicial decision – Decree U;kf;d vkns'k
335. A person chosen or elected to represent other at a meeting, conference etc. – Delegate
izfrfuf/k
336. A feeling or state of very great happiness – Ecstasy g"kksZYykl
337. Liquid waste discharged from an industrial process or sewage tank – Effluents rjy
dwM+k
338. Liable to break or be broken easily – Fragile Hkaxqj
339. Remains of plants and animals of prehistoric period preserved by being buried in
earh – Fossils thok'e
340. A substance that kills germs that causes disease – Germicide thok.kq uk'kd
341. List of special words in a text explaining their meaning – Glossary 'kCn laxzg
342. A person who regards pleasure as the chief good or the proper aim – Hedonist lq[koknh]
Hkkxh
343. Ruled by a wife – Henpecked L=ho'k
344. A plane figure with seven straight sides and seven angles – Heptagon lIrHkqt
345. Abnormal individual sensitivity to a food or drug – Idiosyncrasy fo'ks"k izo`fÙk
346. A person who attacks a cherished belief or respected institution – Iconoclastic izFkk dk
fojks/k djus okyk
347. Pertaining to law; Falling within the province of law – Legal oS/k] dkuwuh
348. A writing clear enough to be read – Legible Li"V orZuh
349. A covered entrance to a theatre or hotel etc., with a sign on it. – Marquee rksj.k }kj
350. A general and large scale slaughter of people – Massacre lkewfgd gR;k
351. Total rejection of current religious beliefs or moral principles – Nihilism 'kwU;okn
352. A community which moves from place to place to find pasture – Nomad [kkukcnks'k
353. Eating both plant and animal food – Omnivorous lokZgkjh
354. A person making advantage of the situation – Opportunist ekSdk ijLr
355. The belief or theory that God and the universe are identical – Pantheism losZ'ojokn
356. A temple dedicated to all the gods – Pantheon losZ'oj eafnj
357. An organized armed resistance to the government or ruler – Rebellion l'kL= fonzksg
358. A person who or a thing which receives something – Recipient izkIrdrkZ
359. The saving of property from fire or other danger – Salvage cpko
360. An area of land where wild animals or plants are protected and encouraged to breed
or grow; The most sacred part of a temple – Sanctuary vHk;kj.;] xHkZx`g
361. An instrument for measuring temperature – Thermometer rkiekih
362. The alternate rising and falling of the sea water – Tide TokjHkkVk
363. A person who lives on vegetables or plants food – Vegetarian 'kkdkgkjh
364. The art or practice of speaking or producing sounds so that they seem to be produced
from a source other than the speaker – Ventriloquism nwljksa dh vkokt iSnk djuk
365. The science which deals with the general features and disposition of the universe,
including the earth – Cosmography fo'o jpuk foKku
366. The branch of knowledge that deals with crime – Criminology vijk/k'kkL=
367. The branch of knowledge that deals with written and printed symbols and of writing
– Graphology fyfi foKku
368. The branch of medicine that deals with the physiology and diseases of women and
girls – Gynaecology L=h jksx foKku
369. The branch of grammar which deals with the spelling of words – Orthography crZuh
foKku
370. The branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of disorders of the bones and
joints – Orthopedics gM~Mh jksx foKku
371. The treatment of disease or injury by physical methods such as massage, heat
treatment, and exercise etc. – Physiotherapy HkkSfrd fpfdRlk
372. The science of the nature, functioning, and development of the human mind –
Psychology euksfoKku
373. A written statement, confirmed by oath, to be used as evidence. – Affidavit 'kiFk i=
374. The person or nation beginning a quarrel or war. – Aggressor vkØe.k drkZ
375. Blessings given by a priest – Benediction vk'khokZn
376. An act of kindness for others – Benevolence ijksidkfjrk
377. A company of merchants, pilgrims, etc. travelling together – Caravan dkfQyk
378. The dead body of an animal – Carcass 'ko] yksFk
379. A course of fruit, nuts, sweets, etc. served at the end of a meal – Desert Hkkstu ds var esa
Qy ;k feBkbZ dk vkgkj
380. The State of being deprived or devoid of something – Destitution fu/kZurk] vHkko
381. Present in a certain area as a result of permanent local factors – Endemic LFkkuh;
egkekjh
382. Affirmation of something in writing – Endorsement vuqeksnu
383. A person filled with excessive and mistaken enthusiasm for religion – Fanatic dV~Vj
/kekZoyEch
384. An object through which light can pass – Transparent ikjn'khZ
385. Resulting in death; Deadly – Fatal ?kkrd
386. A person who eats to excess – Glutton isVw
387. Allowing light to pas through diffusely; Semi-transparent – Translucent v/kZikjn'khZ
388. The object of one's ambition or effort – Goal y{;
389. A person who has retired into solitary life from religious motives – Hermit lar]
,dkUroklh
390. One who does not believe in accepted opinion or usage – Heterodox 'kkL= fo:)
391. Not clear enough to be read easily – Illegible viBuh;
392. Uneducated person; One who is unable to read and write – Illiterate fuj{kj
393. A body of people empowered to make or enact the laws of country – Legislature
fo/kkf;dk
394. Not permanent or lasting; Momentary – Transitory vYidkfyd
395. Qualities like that of a lion – Leonine flag tSlk
396. A cinema show held in the afternoon – Matinee nksigj dk flusek
397. The action of changing in form, shape, or appearance – Transformation :ikUrj.k
398. A person who kills his or her mother – Matricide ekr`gark
399. The action of assigning names systematically to things, classes etc. – Nomenclature
ukekoyh
400. A person who betrays the trust of another – Traitor fo'okl?kkrh
401. An idea intended to solve a problem but likely to fail – Nostrum xqIr mik;
402. A person who delivers an effective public speech – Orator oDrk
403. A circular or elliptical path traced by a moving body – Orbit ifjØek d{kk
404. A region of surpassing beauty or delight; A place or state of supreme bliss – Paradise
LoxZ
405. That which lives at the expense of another – Parasite ijthoh
406. A plane closed figure with four right angles – Rectangle vk;r
407. A bad-tempered or aggressive person – Truculent mxz
408. They system of excessive adherence to bureaucratic formalities – Red-tapism
ykyQhrk'kkgh
409. A disgraceful even or situation causing bad reputation or public outrage – Scandal
vi;'k
410. A stream or river flowing into a larger river or a lake – Tributary lgk;d unh
411. A long and arduous journey or expedition on foot – Trek yEch iSny ;k=k
412. A person blamed or punished for a mistake or fault of others – Scapegoat cfy dk cdjk
413. A statement, belief, custom, etc., handed down by non-written means from generation
to generation – Tradition ijEijk
414. A drama with unhappy ending or full or serious events – Tragedy =klnh
415. Expressed using an unnecessary number or words – Verbose okpky
416. A person who has grown old in or had long experience – Veteran vuqHkoh
417. An assertion made without proof – Allegation vkjksi
418. A person who offers his or her services in any capacity with one's free will without
compulsion – Volunteer Lo;a lsod
419. Description of a subject under the guise of another having points of correspondence –
Allegory yk{kf.kd
420. To be disloyal to someone who trusts you – Betray fo'okl?kkr djuk
421. Producing young which develop inside the body of the parent – Viviparous ltho cPpk
iSnk djus okyh
422. A liquid for drinking – Beverage is; inkFkZ
423. A public festival at a regular date usually involving a procession – Carnival vkuUn
mRlo
424. Any animal that eats meat – Carnivore ekalkgkjh
425. Able to be seen – Visible n`f"Vxkspj
426. Not having much confidence in yourself – Different 'kadk ;qDr
427. A person holding an official position of some status – Dignitary mPpkf/kdkjh
428. Grant a person the rights to vote – Enfranchise erkf/kdkj
429. Liable to be physically or emotionally hurt – Vulnerable pksV igqapkus ;ksX;
430. A person whose main concern is sensual pleasure – Epicure fo"k;klDr
431. Extreme eagerness in the pursuit of some desire or interest – Voracious ykyph
432. The animals or animal life of a given area – Fauna {ks=h; Ik'kq oxZ
433. Rich in the materials needed to support vegetation – Fertile mitkÅ
434. A foolish person – Goose eq[kZ O;fDr
435. A person who habitually indulges in idle talk – Gossip xIih
436. A plane figure with six straight sides and six angles – Hexagon "kVdks.k
437. A person who takes control of a means of transport (bus, lorry or aircraft) by force
and take it to a new destination – Hijacker vigj.kdrkZ
438. The action of deceiving by appearances – Illusion eksg Hkze
439. A person who settles as a permanent resident in a different country – Immigrant
vizoklh
440. Bound or obliged by law; Answerable to law – Liable dkuwu ds v/khu
441. A large organized collection of books for reading or reference – Library iqLrdky;
442. A person who intervenes between two parties to settle a dispute – Mediator e/;LFk
443. A sensational drama with emotions and usually with a happy ending – Melodrama
Hkkoiw.kZ ukVd
444. A person who loves money and hates spending it – Miser datwl
445. A strong desire to return home, home sickness – Nostalgia ?kj dh ;kn vkuk
446. A person who is indifferent to pleasure and pain – Stoic euLoh
447. One who has a long experience of any occupation – veteran vuqHkoh
448. Government by the rich – Plutocracy /kfud ra=
449. One who can use either hand with ease – ambidextrous nksuksa gkFkksa ls n{k
450. Animals which live in water – aquatic typj
451. A person who leaves his own country and goes to live in another – emigrant izoklh
452. The set of instruments played by a group – Orchestra oknd o`Un
453. A child whose parents are dead – Orphan vukFk
454. A soldier trained to be dropped from aircraft by parachute – Paratroop Nrjh lSfud
455. The supreme executive legislature – Parliament laln
456. Characteristic of a fox or resembling that of a fox – Vulpine ykseM+h tSlk
457. A policy of social, political, or religious improvement – Reformism lq/kkjokn
458. Shelter from danger or trouble; Protection – Refuge vkJ;
459. A permanent mark left on the skin after the healing of a wound – Scar ?kko dk fu'kku
460. A sketch or outline of the plot of a play – Scenario n`'; ys[k
461. With no energy or enthusiasm – Torpid fuf"Ø;
462. A person travelling for pleasure – Tourist Ik;ZVd
463. Fail to keep or observe an agreement, law or promise – Violate mYya?ku djuk
464. Able to live or exist in a particular place or climate – Viable thus ;ksX;
465. A person who is in charge of keys of a prison – Turnkey tsyj
466. A person who changes sides in a conflict – Turncoat viuk i{k R;kxus okyk
467. A word or phrase having the same sense in the same language – Synonym Ik;kZ;okph
468. A person who praises important and powerful people to get something from them –
Sycophant pkiywl
469. A learned person – Scholar fo}ku
470. Return the same sort of ill treatment for an injury or insult – Retaliate izfrdkj djuk
471. A public establishment where meals or refreshments are sold or eaten – Restaurant
Hkkstuky;
472. Something devised for the purpose of testing once's intelligence. – Puzzle igsyh
473. To make someone angry – Provocate mÙksftr djuk
474. A person who kills a king – Regicide jkto/k
475. The leading characters in a play, novel, narrative poem etc – Protagonist uk;d
476. A person driven from ones home to seek refuge in a foreign country – Refugee 'kj.kkFkhZ
477. Forbidden by a command, a decree or order – Prohibitory fu"ks/kkKk
478. A person endowed with some exceptional quality – Prodigy foy{k.k
479. Reward or return to a person for services rendered or work done – Remuneration
iqjLdkj
480. Recommittal of an accused person to custody for investigation – Remand gokykr Hkstuk
481. Affected adversely or unfavourably beforehand and often unfairly – Prejudiced iwokZxzg
482. The introduction to a literary work, stating its subject, purpose, etc. – Preface izLrkouk
483. Become active or operative again – Revive iquthfor gksuk
484. An opening by which something escapes – Outlet fudkl
485. Disinclined to speak freely; One who speaks less – Reticent vYiHkk"kh
486. Reproducing by means of eggs – Oviparous v.Mk nsus okyk
487. An institution or home for orphans – Orphanage vukFkky;
488. A creeping or crawling animal of the vertebrate class – Reptile ljhl`i
489. Return to one's native country – Repatriate Lons'k Hkstuk
490. A place equipped for babies and young children – Nursery lao/kZu d{k
491. Deprived of feeling or the power of movement, due to extreme cold – Numb lq=] LrC/k
492. To state publicly that you are no longer associated with something – Renounce R;kx
nsuk
493. Restore to a previous condition; Set up again in proper condition – Rehabilitate iquokZl
494. The central part of something – Nucleus ukfHkd
495. A misconception or a misrepresentation of the truth; Traditional stories related to
deities – Myth ikSjkf.kd] dkYifud
496. A hidden or secret thing beyond human knowledge – Mystery jgL;
497. A former holder of a position or office – Predecessor iwoZ vf/kdkjh
498. An animal that habitually catches and eats prey – Predator ijHk{kh
499. A change in generic material which gives rise to heritable variation in offspring –
Mutation thu ifjorZu
500. A building used for storing, preservation and exhibition of objects of lasting value or
interest – Museum laxzgky;
501. A song or soothing refrain to pacify or put a child to sleep – Lullaby yksjh
502. One who can read and write; Educated – Literate f'kf{kr
503. Formal or written permission from an authority to do something – License vuqKki=
504. Readily excited to anger or impatience; Easily annoyed – Irritable fpM+fpM+k
505. Unable to be changed or modified – Irrevocable vifjorZuh;
506. Make official announcement of something important by word of mouth in a public
place – Proclaim vkf/kdkfjd ?kks"k.kk
507. A special right or an honour enjoyed by a person or a class of people – Privilege
fo'ks"kkf/kdkj
508. Unable to be repaired – Irreparable tks lq/kkjk u tk lds
509. The appointed or elected head of an academy, society, etc., who presides over its
meeting and proceedings – President v/;{k
510. A thing that is offered, gifted or given – Present migkj
511. The action of warming in advance – Premonition iwoZ psrkouh
512. Not important or connected with a situation – Irrelevant vuxZy
513. The humorous or sarcastic use of praise to imply condemnation – Irony O;aX;
514. Not liable to damage or harm, especially from attack – Invulnerable vHks|
515. A person unfounded belief that he or she is ill – Hypochondria jksxHkze
516. A state of great emotional or nervous tension – Hypertension ekufld ruko
517. Unable to be understood – Incomprehensible vcks/k xE;
518. Not suitable for burning – Incombustible vnká
519. Too strong to be defeated or changed – Invincible vts;
520. A detailed list of item such as goods in stock – Inventory lkeku dk fooj.k
521. An artificial structure to house of colony of bees – Hive e/kqeD[kh NÙkk
522. A person buying and selling general house hold items – Grocer ialkjh
523. Liking to be with other people – Gregarious leqnk; esa jgus okyk
524. That which cannot be satisfied; Inordinately greedy – Insatiable vfryksyqi
525. A gift of money given to service personnel on retirement – Gratuity /ku dk migkj
526. Leading a very expensive way of life – Extravagant foykliw.kZ thou
527. The action of invoking or calling upon God, a deity, etc., in prayer – Invocation
vkgoku] izkFkZuk
528. That which cannot be seen – Invisible vn`';
529. A person who holds extreme opinions or advocates extreme measures – Extremist
pjeiaFkh
530. A person concerned with human welfare – Humanitarian ekuorkoknh
531. A person who enjoys being with (in the company of) other people – Extrovert cfgeqZ[kh
532. A person holding an official position of some status – Dignitary mPpkf/kdkjh
533. A person engaged in management of international relations – Diplomat jktuf;d
534. Premature development – Precocious le; ls igys idus okyk
535. An speech, musical performance, etc. spoken or done without preparation, especially
without written notes – Extempore rRdky Hkk"k.k nsuk
536. A game which has ended without an outright winner – Draw vfu.khZr
537. A previous instance taken as an example – Precedent iwoZ mnkgj.k
538. A measure taken beforehand to avoid a danger – Precaution lko/kkuh
539. Clear of obstacles to quicken the completion of work – Expedite xfr nsuk
540. Relieve of a duty, obligation, payment, etc. – Exonerate nks"k eqDr
541. A woman who lodges or entertains guests – Hostess estcku L=h
542. A person who shown no capacity for learning – Dunce tMefr] eancqf)
543. A selfish person; a self-centered person – Egoist vgaoknh
544. An inscription on a tombstone, building, statute etc – Epigraph lekf/k ys[k
545. Close inspection, intellectual examination of one's own mind; Observation of one's
own thoughts, feelings, or mental state – Introspection vkRefo'ys"k.k
546. Force to or deter from some action by threats or violence – Intimidation /kedh
547. A thing a person who is the center of attraction or admiration – Cynosure vkd"kZ.k dk
dsanz
548. A habitual or usual practice of a social group – Custom izFkk
549. A person who enters a house secretly with intention to steal – Burglar lsa/kekj
550. A person who lodges or receives and entertains another as a guest – Host estcku
551. Belonging to middle class – Bourgeois cqtZqvk] e/;oxhZ
552. A person who has custody as a keeper of a public building – Custodian ifjj{kd
553. A person devoted to reading – Bookworm fdrkch dhM+k
554. The process of inquiring into a matter in order to discover the facts – Inquisition
ijh{k.k
555. The operation, development and manufacture of aircraft – Aviation ok;q;ku pkyu
556. A bad or rude indirect remark – Innuendo O;aX;
557. An inscription etc. written or inscribed in two languages – Bilingual f}Hkk"kh;
558. The act or practice of the reception and entertainment of guests – Hospitality esgeku
uokth
559. That which cannot be imitated or compared – Inimitable vf}rh;
560. Occurring every two years – Biennial }Sokf"kZd
561. A theatre or lecture-hall or public building occupied by the audience – Auditorium
lHkk e.Mi
562. Possessing high mental ability – Ingenious fu"diV
563. An assembly of listeners ; The person within hearing – Audience Jksrk x.k
564. A place of refuge, shelter and safety – Asylum 'kj.k
565. A term of opposite meaning – Antonym foykse 'kCn
566. A place where arms and armour are kept – Armoury 'kL=kxkj
567. Prediction of a person's future based on observation of the sky and the configuration
of the planets at a person's birth – Horoscope tUei=h
568. Absence of government in a society; A state of political confusion – Anarchy vjktdrk
569. A person who believes that all government should be abolished – Anarchist vjktd
570. The characteristics of an individual as represented by his/her values – Ethos LokHkkfod
izÑfr