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m:lharNB - Mellonsite for Advanced Levels of
Hindi-Urdu Acquisition and Research
It is possible to derive a rough estimate of the
extent of your vocabulary in Hindi by seeing how many of the following
randomly selected twenty-five words you know. Divide that number by
twenty-five and multiply the result by 140,000 (the number of entries in
b:àht: ehndi kaðS: ):
1 An:ieps:t:
2 Aev:káet:
3 Ell:t:
4 Aaòdy:ü
5 kim:ØQt:i
6 K:à\Xiy:
7 G:ÜúG:X
8 Cað_v:an:a
9 et:et:x:
10 T:a-
11 D:n:i
12 en:,½m:
13 p:erK:an:
14 p:Ø,\:kar
15 )sm:àt:
16 b:aAaðXa
17 B:Üem:S:y:n:
18 m:Øúhac:hi
19 rs:ðs:
20 l:aðrv:a
21 ev:D:Üet:
22 vy:aG:at:k
23 Â:i
24 s:m:T:
25 es:¹ant:D:m:aüg:m:
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(and at present not every page has been provided with the code that
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may also see the Devanagari font but only by first downloading and
installing it. Sources for the download include jtrans.
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Posted 10 April 2002.