फ (Pha) के शब्द (Words with फ) Barakhadi
- फ + अ = फ (Pha)
- Example: फूल (Phool – Flower)
- फ + आ = फा (Phaa)
- Example: फाग (Phag – A term used in spring, also refers to the festival of colors)
- फ + इ = फि (Phi)
- Example: फिरकी (Phirki – Spinning toy)
- फ + ई = फी (Phee)
- Example: फीका (Pheeka – Tasteless)
- फ + उ = फु (Phu)
- Example: फुलाना (Phulana – To inflate)
- फ + ऊ = फू (Phu)
- Example: फूंक (Phunk – To blow)
- फ + ऋ = फृ (Phri)
- Example: फृक्त (Phriakt – A rare word referring to some species of plants)
- फ + ए = फे (Phe)
- Example: फेम (Phem – Fame)
- फ + ऐ = फै (Phai)
- Example: फैशन (Phashion – Fashion)
- फ + ओ = फो (Pho)
- Example: फोड़ा (Phoda – A boil or pimple)
- फ + औ = फौ (Phau)
- Example: फौज (Phauj – Army)
- फ + अं = फं (Phan)
- Example: फंदा (Phanda – A noose or a loop)
- फ + अः = फः (Pah)
- Example: फः (Not commonly used in words)
Additional Words and Examples
- फक्कड़ (Phakkad – One who is carefree)
- फरिश्ता (Farista – Angel)
- फिटकरी (Fitkari – Alum)
- फ्लैट (Flat – Apartment)
- फर्क (Phark – Difference)
ब (Ba) Barakhadi using the Barakhadi system, paired with each vowel:
- ब (Ba) + अ = ब (Ba)
- ब (Ba) + आ = बा (Baa)
- ब (Ba) + इ = बि (Bi)
- ब (Ba) + ई = बी (Bee)
- ब (Ba) + उ = बु (Bu)
- ब (Ba) + ऊ = बू (Boo)
- ब (Ba) + ऋ = बृ (Br)
- ब (Ba) + ए = बे (Be)
- ब (Ba) + ऐ = बै (Bai)
- ब (Ba) + ओ = बो (Bo)
- ब (Ba) + औ = बो (Bau)
- ब (Ba) + अं = बं (Ban)
- ब (Ba) + अः = बः (Bah)
Examples of Words:
- ब (Ba) – बाग (Bag)
- बा (Baa) – बात (Baat)
- बि (Bi) – बिन (Bin)
- बी (Bee) – बीज (Beej)
- बु (Bu) – बुरे (Bure)
- बू (Boo) – बूढ़ा (Boodha)
- बृ (Br) – बृक्ष (Briksh)
- बे (Be) – बेग (Beg)
- बै (Bai) – बैल (Bail)
- बो (Bo) – बोतल (Botal)
- बौ (Bau) – बौआ (Baua)
- बं (Ban) – बंसी (Bansi)
- बः (Bah) – बः (Used in specific contexts)
भ (Bha) Barakhadi in combination with various vowels in Hindi, following the Barakhadi table:
Barakhadi Words with भ (Bha)
- भ + अ = भ (Bha)
- Meaning: To express or indicate (like “to show”).
- भ + आ = भा (Bhaa)
- Meaning: Part of the word “भावना” (Bhavna) meaning emotion or feeling.
- भ + इ = भी (Bhi)
- Meaning: Also or too.
- भ + ई = भी (Bhee)
- Meaning: Another form, not commonly used.
- भ + उ = भू (Bhoo)
- Meaning: Earth or land.
- भ + ऊ = भू (Bhoo)
- Meaning: Earth (same as above).
- भ + ऋ = भृ (Bhr)
- Meaning: Part of the word “भृगु” (Bhrigu), a sage in Hindu mythology.
- भ + ए = भे (Bhe)
- Meaning: Part of the word “भेड़” (Bhed), meaning sheep.
- भ + ऐ = भै (Bhai)
- Meaning: Fear or dread (not commonly used as a standalone).
- भ + ओ = भो (Bho)
- Meaning: Part of the word “भोला” (Bhola), meaning innocent or naïve.
- भ + औ = भौ (Bhau)
- Meaning: Part of the word “भौतिक” (Bhautik), meaning physical.
- भ + अं = भं (Bham)
- Meaning: A prefix in some words, often denotes a sense of mystery.
- भ + अः = भः (Bhah)
- Meaning: Rarely used, can denote sound or expression in some contexts.
Example Words using भ (Bha) Barakhadi
- भाई (Bhai) – Brother.
- भूत (Bhoot) – Ghost.
- भावना (Bhavna) – Emotion.
- भोजन (Bhojan) – Meal or food.
- भाषा (Bhasha) – Language.
- भृगु (Bhrigu) – A sage.
- भयंकर (Bhayanakar) – Terrible or frightening.
- भामाशाह (Bhamashah) – A historical figure known for his philanthropy.
म (Ma) Barakhadi Transformations
- म + अ = म (Ma)
- म + आ = मा (Maa)
- म + इ = मि (Mi)
- म + ई = मी (Mee)
- म + उ = मु (Mu)
- म + ऊ = मू (Moo)
- म + ऋ = मृ (Mri)
- म + ए = मे (Me)
- म + ऐ = मै (Mai)
- म + ओ = मो (Mo)
- म + औ = मौ (Mau)
- म + अं = मं (Man)
- म + अः = मः (Mah)
Example Words
- मा (Maa) – Mother
- मि (Mi) – Short for ‘मिलना’ (Milna – to meet)
- मी (Mee) – Me (informal)
- मु (Mu) – Can refer to a short form of ‘मुग्ध’ (Mugdh – enchanted)
- मू (Moo) – A sound, or can refer to a cow in informal contexts.
- मे (Me) – In or at
- मै (Mai) – I
- मो (Mo) – A term sometimes used for ‘मोर’ (Mor – peacock).
- मौ (Mau) – A sound or reference in some dialects.
Words with य (Ya) Barakhadi:
- य + अ = य (Ya)
- य + आ = या (Yaa)
- य + इ = यि (Yi)
- य + ई = यी (Yee)
- य + उ = यु (Yu)
- य + ऊ = यू (Yoo)
- य + ऋ = यृ (Yri)
- य + ए = ये (Ye)
- य + ऐ = यै (Yai)
- य + ओ = यो (Yo)
- य + औ = यौ (Yau)
- य + अं = यं (Yan)
- य + अः = यः (Yah)
Examples of Words:
- य (Ya): यार (Yaar – friend)
- या (Yaa): या (yaa – or)
- यि (Yi): यिन (Yin – to win)
- यी (Yee):
- यु (Yu): युति (Yuti – union)
- यू (Yoo):
- यृ (Yri):
- ये (Ye): ये (ye – these)
- यै (Yai):
- यो (Yo): योद्धा (Yoddha – warrior)
- यौ (Yau):
- यं (Yan):
- यः (Yah):
र (Ra) Barakhadi Syllables
- र + अ = र (Ra)
- Example: रसोई (Rasoi – kitchen)
- र + आ = रा (Raa)
- Example: राजा (Raja – king)
- र + इ = रि (Ri)
- Example: रिश्ता (Rishta – relationship)
- र + ई = री (Ree)
- Example: रीति (Reeti – tradition)
- र + उ = रु (Ru)
- Example: रुख (Rukh – direction)
- र + ऊ = रू (Roo)
- Example: रूम (Room – room)
- र + ऋ = ऋ (Rri)
- Example: ऋतु (Rritu – season)
- र + ए = रे (Re)
- Example: रेगिस्तान (Registan – desert)
- र + ऐ = रै (Rai)
- Example: रैल (Rail – train)
- र + ओ = रो (Ro)
- Example: रोशनी (Roshni – light)
- र + औ = रौ (Rau)
- Example: रौंद (Raund – to crush)
- र + अं = रं (Ran)
- Example: रंग (Rang – color)
- र + अः = रः (Rah)
- Example: रः (Used in some compound words)
ल (La) के शब्द Barakhadi (Words)
- ल + अ = ल (La)
- लम्बा (Lamba) – long
- लड्डू (Laddu) – a type of sweet
- लहर (Lahar) – wave
- ल + आ = ला (Laa)
- लाका (Laaka) – a term used in some regional dialects
- लामा (Lamaa) – lama (Buddhist monk)
- ल + इ = लि (Li)
- लिबास (Libas) – dress
- लिपि (Lipi) – script
- ल + ई = ली (Lee)
- लीला (Leela) – play or drama
- लीडर (Leader) – leader
- ल + उ = लु (Lu)
- लुटेर (Lutera) – robber
- लुगाई (Lugai) – wife (informal)
- ल + ऊ = लू (Loo)
- लूट (Loot) – plunder
- लूटना (Lootna) – to loot
- ल + ऋ = लृ (Lri)
- लृक (Lrik) – a rarely used term in literature
- ल + ए = ले (Le)
- लेना (Lena) – to take
- लेक (Lek) – lake
- ल + ऐ = लै (Lai)
- लैला (Laila) – a popular name
- ल + ओ = लो (Lo)
- लोग (Log) – people
- लोका (Loka) – world
- ल + औ = लौ (Lau)
- लौटा (Lauta) – return
- लौह (Lauh) – iron
- ल + अं = लं (Lam)
- लंका (Lanka) – Lanka (mythological)
- लंठ (Lanth) – a foolish person
- ल + अः = लः (Lah)
- This combination is less commonly used in Hindi but can occur in poetic contexts.
व (Va) Barakhadi Table
- व + अ = व (Va)
- व + आ = वा (Vaa)
- व + इ = वि (Vi)
- व + ई = वी (Vee)
- व + उ = वु (Vu)
- व + ऊ = वू (Voo)
- व + ऋ = वृ (Vri)
- व + ए = वे (Ve)
- व + ऐ = वै (Vai)
- व + ओ = वो (Vo)
- व + औ = वौ (Vau)
- व + अं = वं (Van)
- व + अः = वः (Vah)
Summary of व (Va)
- व (Va): Represents the sound associated with the letter.
- वा (Vaa): A longer sound, often found in various Hindi words.
- वि (Vi): Used in words that include a short “i” sound.
- वी (Vee): Represents a prolonged “ee” sound, common in many names and terms.
- वु (Vu): A short “u” sound, often appearing in verbs.
- वू (Voo): Represents a longer “oo” sound.
- वृ (Vri): A unique combination, usually indicating a certain rhythm in words.
- वे (Ve): Often used in words denoting existence or place.
- वै (Vai): A diphthong that adds an elegant touch to many words.
- वो (Vo): Commonly used for emphasis or reference.
- वौ (Vau): Less common but still appears in certain contexts.
- वं (Van): Represents nasal sounds, crucial for word endings.
- वह (Vah): Often used to denote respect or exclamation.
Words with श (Sha) Barakhadi:
- श + अ = श (Sha)
- श + आ = शा (Sha)
- श + इ = शि (Shi)
- श + ई = शी (Shee)
- श + उ = शु (Shu)
- श + ऊ = शू (Shu)
- श + ऋ = श्रि (Shri)
- श + ए = शे (She)
- श + ऐ = शै (Shai)
- श + ओ = शो (Sho)
- श + औ = शौ (Shau)
- श + अं = शं (Shan)
- श + अः = शः (Shah)
Sample Words for Each Combination:
- श (Sha) – As in शक्ति (Shakti – power)
- शा (Sha) – As in शाला (Shala – school)
- शि (Shi) – As in शिव (Shiv – Lord Shiva)
- शी (Shee) – As in शीर्ष (Sheersh – head)
- शु (Shu) – As in शुभ (Shubh – auspicious)
- शू (Shu) – As in शूर्पणखा (Shoorpankha – a character from mythology)
- श्रि (Shri) – As in श्री (Shri – respect)
- शे (She) – As in शेयर (Sheyar – share)
- शै (Shai) – As in शैशव (Shaishav – childhood)
- शो (Sho) – As in शोक (Shok – sorrow)
- शौ (Shau) – As in शौक (Shauk – hobby)
- शं (Shan) – As in शंकर (Shankar – another name for Lord Shiva)
- शः (Shah) – Used in expressions or names like शः (in some contexts).
ष (Sha) Barakhadi + Vowels
- ष + अ = ष (Sha)
- ष + आ = षा (Sha)
- ष + इ = षि (Shi)
- ष + ई = शी (Shee)
- ष + उ = षु (Shu)
- ष + ऊ = षू (Shu)
- ष + ऋ = षृ (Shri)
- ष + ए = षे (She)
- ष + ऐ = षै (Shai)
- ष + ओ = षो (Sho)
- ष + औ = षौ (Shau)
- ष + अं = षं (Shan)
- ष + अः = षः (Shah)
Barakhadi for स (Sa):
- स + अ = स (Sa)
- Example: सागर (Sagar – sea)
- स + आ = सा (Saa)
- Example: साड़ी (Saari – saree)
- स + इ = सि (Si)
- Example: सिला (Sila – stitched)
- स + ई = सी (See)
- Example: सीता (Sita – a name)
- स + उ = सु (Su)
- Example: सुगंध (Sugandh – fragrance)
- स + ऊ = सू (Soo)
- Example: सूती (Sooti – cotton)
- स + ऋ = सृ (Sri)
- Example: सृजन (Srijan – creation)
- स + ए = से (Se)
- Example: सेब (Seb – apple)
- स + ऐ = सै (Sai)
- Example: सैल (Sail – a type of flow)
- स + ओ = सो (So)
- Example: सोना (Sona – gold)
- स + औ = सौं (Saun)
- Example: सौंफ (Saunf – fennel)
- स + अं = सं (San)
- Example: संग (Sang – together)
- स + अः = सः (Sah)
- Example: सः (Sah – he, used in literature)
ह (Ha)Barakhadi with all the vowels in the Barakhadi table:
- ह + अ = ह (Ha)
- ह + आ = हा (Haa)
- ह + इ = हि (Hi)
- ह + ई = ही (Hee)
- ह + उ = हु (Hu)
- ह + ऊ = हू (Hoo)
- ह + ऋ = हृ (Hri)
- ह + ए = हे (He)
- ह + ऐ = है (Hai)
- ह + ओ = हो (Ho)
- ह + औ = हौ (Hau)
- ह + अं = हं (Ham)
- ह + अः = हः (Hah)
Examples of Words:
- ह (Ha) – He
- हा (Haa) – An expression of laughter
- हि (Hi) – In (used in certain phrases)
- ही (Hee) – Only, just
- हु (Hu) – A sound or expression in some contexts
- हू (Hoo) – Often used in expressions or sounds
- हृ (Hri) – Heart (rarely used in everyday language)
- हे (He) – Hey (an informal greeting)
- है (Hai) – Is
- हो (Ho) – Be
- हौ (Hau) – A sound of affirmation
- हं (Ham) – We (in certain contexts)
- हः (Hah) – An expression of surprise or emphasis
Barakhadi Syllables for क्ष (Ksha)
- क्ष + अ = क्ष (Ksha)
- क्ष + आ = क्षा (Kshaa)
- क्ष + इ = क्षि (Kshi)
- क्ष + ई = क्षी (Kshii)
- क्ष + उ = क्षु (Kshu)
- क्ष + ऊ = क्षू (Kshoo)
- क्ष + ऋ = क्षृ (Kshri)
- क्ष + ए = क्षे (Kshe)
- क्ष + ऐ = क्षै (Kshai)
- क्ष + ओ = क्षो (Ksho)
- क्ष + औ = क्षौ (Kshau)
- क्ष + अं = क्षं (Ksham)
- क्ष + अः = क्षः (Kshaḥ)
Example Words with क्ष (Ksha)
Here are some example words that incorporate the क्ष sound:
- क्षेत्र (Kshetra) – Field, area
- क्षय (Kshaya) – Deterioration, decay
- क्षमा (Kshama) – Forgiveness
- क्षम्य (Kshamya) – To be forgiven
- क्षिप्त (Kshipta) – Thrown, cast
त्र (Tra) Barakhadi Words
- त्र + अ = त्र (Tra)
- त्र + आ = त्रा (Traa)
- त्र + इ = त्रि (Tri)
- त्र + ई = त्रि (Tree)
- त्र + उ = त्रु (Tru)
- त्र + ऊ = त्रु (Tru)
- त्र + ऋ = त्रृ (Trri)
- त्र + ए = त्रे (Tre)
- त्र + ऐ = त्रै (Trai)
- त्र + ओ = त्रो (Tro)
- त्र + औ = त्रौ (Trau)
- त्र + अं = त्रं (Tram)
- त्र + अः = त्रः (Trah)
Example Words
Here are some common words using त्र (Tra):
- त्रिकोण (Trikone) – Triangle
- त्रैतीय (Traitiya) – Third
- त्रुटि (Truti) – Error
- त्रास (Traas) – Terror
- त्रिवेणी (Triveni) – Confluence of three rivers
ज्ञ (Gya) Barakhadi Transformations
- ज्ञ + अ = ज्ञ (Gya)
- ज्ञ + आ = ज्ञा (Gyaa)
- ज्ञ + इ = ज्ञि (Gyi)
- ज्ञ + ई = ज्ञी (Gyee)
- ज्ञ + उ = ज्ञु (Gyu)
- ज्ञ + ऊ = ज्ञू (Gyoo)
- ज्ञ + ऋ = ज्ञृ (Gry)
- ज्ञ + ए = ज्ञे (Gye)
- ज्ञ + ऐ = ज्ञै (Gyai)
- ज्ञ + ओ = ज्ञो (Gyo)
- ज्ञ + औ = ज्ञौ (Gyao)
- ज्ञ + अं = ज्ञं (Gyan)
- ज्ञ + अः = ज्ञः (Gyah)
Summary of Knowledge
- The consonant ज्ञ (Gya) represents a complex sound, commonly used in words related to knowledge, learning, and wisdom.
- It is essential to practice these transformations to master the pronunciation and understanding of Hindi syllables involving this consonant.
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