in a flat spin
in a flat spin 1. अत्यधिक परेशान होना "Due to sudden fall in share prices, the market has been in a flat spin throughout the day."

in a fog
in a fog 1. भ्रम में रहना "He was in a fog as how to get out of the problem in his work."

in a single file
in a single file 1. एक~पंक्तिबद्ध "All the recruits are requested to stand in a single file" "Please stand in a single file."

in apple pie order
In apple pie order 1. सफाई पूर्वक सुसज्जित "The exhibits in the showcase were well arranged in apple pie order . "

in deep mourning
in deep mourning 1. मातमी लिबास पहने हुए "Even after seven days of his mother's death, he was in deep mourning."

in fear and trembling
In fear and trembling 1. अत्यंत~भयभीत~होना "He is in fear and trembling."

in fear of ones life
In fear of one's life 1. अपने~जीवन~का~भय~होना "During war, residents of the area were in fear of their life"

in foal
in foal 1. घोड़ी का गाभिन होना "His filly is in foal."

in motion
In motion 1. चलायमान "Don't jump on the bus while it is in motion." 2. चलाना "THe machine was set into motion by the mechanic."

in ones fifties
In one's fifties 1. आयु~का~पाँचवाँ~दशक "One starts looking down to settle at one place in one's fifties."

in round figures
in round figures 1. पूर्ण~अंकों में "In round figures the population of India has crossed one billion mark."

in situ
in situ 1. मूल~स्थान~पर "The old box is still in situ."

in the arms of morpheus
In the arms of morpheus 1. उनींदा, निद्रित "He went into the arms of morpheus in the bus."

in the first flush
in the first flush 1. पूरी जवानी में होना "The heroin in this play is in her first flush of youth."

in the flesh
in the flesh 1. सशरीर "He got a surprise when he met his favourite actor in the flesh."

in the morning
In the morning 1. सुबह "I drink a glass of milk in the morning."

in toto
in toto 1. पूर्णत: "He accepted the proposal in toto."

inability
inability 1. असामर्थ्य "He has shown a complete inability to concentrate."

inaccessibility
inaccessibility 1. अगम्यता "It is a great inaccessibility to reach Mt. Everest."

inaccessible
inaccessible 1. अगम्य "The ancient temple is now inaccessible to the public."

inaccuracy
inaccuracy 1. अशुद्धि "The writer is guilty of bias and inaccuracy."

inaccurate
inaccurate 1. अशुद्ध "The maps of the area were wildly inaccurate."

inaccurately
inaccurately 1. अशुद्धि से "It is inaccurately rather than approximately."

inaction
inaction 1. निष्क्रियता "There were many protests at official inaction."

inactive
inactive 1. निष्क्रिय "Some animals are inactive during the day time."

inactivity
inactivity 1. निष्क्रियता "Long periods of prolonged inactivity create boredom."

inadequacy
inadequacy 1. अपर्याप्तता "There is a great inadequacy of our resources."

inadequate
inadequate 1. अपर्याप्त "The safety precautions are totally inadequate."

inadequately
inadequately 1. अयोग्यता से "He is inadequately trained in his profession."

inadmissible
inadmissible 1. अस्वीकार्य "The court does not allow inadmissible evidences."

inadvertence
inadvertence 1. असावधानी "Due to her inadvertence she lost her job."

inadvertent
inadvertent 1. असावधान "He is walking on the road in an in advertent mood."

inadvertently
inadvertently 1. असावधानी से "He brought back her keys, which he has inadvertently put in his pocket."

inadvisable
inadvisable 1. अनुचित "It is inadvisable to be too inflexible in one's travel's plans."

inalienable
inalienable 1. अनपहार्य "He seems to be as of an inalienable nature. isn't it."

inane
inane 1. शून्य "Do not speak in an inane manner." 2. अचेत "Rock is an inane."

inanely
inanely 1. निरर्थकता से "After his retirement the post was left inanely."

inanimate
inanimate 1. अचेतन "A rock or stone is an inanimate object."

inanity
inanity 1. शून्यता "The inanity of his father made him mad."

inapplicable
inapplicable 1. अप्रयोज्य "These rules seem to be inapplicable to this situation."

inappropriate
inappropriate 1. असंगत "It seem inappropriate for us to intervene at this stage."

inappropriately
inappropriately 1. अनुपयुक्त~रूप~से "She dressed inappropriately for the funeral."

inappropriateness
inappropriateness 1. अनुपयुक्तता

inapt
inapt 1. अनुपयुक्त, अयोग्य "What an inapt question has been asked by you."

inaptly
inaptly 1. अनुचित~रूप~से "It was an inaptly titled programme."

inaptness
inaptness 1. अनुपयुक्तता "The title of the story itself showed its inaptness."

inarticulate
inarticulate 1. अव्यक्त "He is a clever but inarticulate person."

inasmuchas
in-as-much-as 1. इससे, चुँकि "He shows an interest in other people only as much as they can be useful to him."

inattention
inattention 1. उपेक्षा "The work marred by inattention to detail."

inattentive
inattentive 1. असावधान "He is inattentive to the needs of others."

inaudible
inaudible 1. अश्राव्य "Speak in an inaudible whisper."

inaugural
inaugural 1. आरम्भ "The minister gave an inaugural speech."

inaugurate
inaugurate 1. उद्घाटन करना "He will be inaugurated as president in January."

inauguration
inauguration 1. प्रतिष्ठापन, शुभारम्भ "The president's inauguration is in February."

inauspicious
inauspicious 1. अशुभ "This is an inauspicious occasion."

inauthentic
inauthentic 1. अप्रमाणिक "The proofs presented by the lawyer in the court by the lawyer were inauthentic."

inauthenticity
inauthenticity 1. अप्रमाणिकता "The way she described showed the inauthenticity of the matter."

inboard
inboard 1. भीतरी "The vehicle has an inboard motor."

inborn
inborn 1. प्रकृतिक "He had inborn talent for music."

inbred
inbred 1. सहज "Culture is some times learned, but not inbred."

inbreeding
inbreeding 1. अन्तः प्रजनन "There are many deformities caused by inbreeding."

inbuilt
inbuilt 1. प्राकृतिक बनावट "His extra height gives him an inbuilt advantage over his opponent."

incalculable
incalculable 1. गणनातीत "Rama is a person of incalculable moods."

incandescent
incandescent 1. उत्ताप से चमकनेवाला "She was incandescent with rage."

incantation
incantation 1. जादू-टोना "Chant incantations to ward off evil spirits."

incapable
incapable 1. अयोग्य "The children seem to be totally incapable of working quietly by themselves."

incapacitate
incapacitate 1. अयोग्य बनाना "Persistent pain is incapacitating."

incapacity
incapacity 1. असामर्थ्य "There is incapacity of the government to govern effectively."

incarcerate
incarcerate 1. क़ैद करना "He was incarcerated for years."

incarnate
incarnate 1. शरीरधारी "The guards were sadistic beasts and their leader was the devil incarnate."

incarnation
incarnation 1. अवतारण "She's the incarnation of feminity."

incautious
incautious 1. असावधान "He is incautious in driving."

incendiary
incendiary 1. दाहक "AK 47 is an incendiary device."

incense
incense 1. सुगंध "I like the incence of the sandal." incense 1. नाराज़ करना, गुस्सा दिलाना "She was incensed by abusive words."

incentive
incentive 1. प्रेरणादायक "The government offers various tax incentives."

inception
inception 1. आरम्भ "He has been the director of the project since its inception."

incessant
incessant 1. सतत "This week is of almost incessant rain."

incest
incest 1. व्यभिचार "There is an incest between the father and the daughter."

incestuous
incestuous 1. व्यभिचारी "Theater people are a rather incestuous group."

inch
inch 1. इंच "Could you please move an inch." inch 1. धीरे~धीरे~आगे~बढ़ना "They inched their way across the narrow footbridge."

inch by inch
inch by Inch 1. धीरे-धीरे

inchoate
inchoate 1. अपक्व "It is an inchoate idea which should be developed."

incidence
incidence 1. आपतन{भार} "The incidence of poverty is high is India."

incident
incident 1. घटना "The demonstration proceeded without incident."

incidental
incidental 1. प्रासंगिक "Budget for incidental such as tips and taxi fares."

incidentally
incidentally 1. अकस्मात "Incidentally whatever became of jenkins. I haven't heard of him for years."

incinerate
incinerate 1. भस्म कर देना "We incinerate rubbish."

incineration
incineration 1. भस्मीकरण

incinerator
incinerator 1. भस्मक

incipient
incipient 1. प्रारंभी "They are all the signs of incipient unrest."

incise
incise 1. उत्कीर्ण करना

incision
incision 1. चीरा "The surgeon made a deep incision in the thigh."

incisive
incisive 1. तीक्ष्ण "He has an incisive mind."

incisor
incisor 1. छेदक

incite
incite 1. उत्तेजित करना "He incited the workers to violence."

incitement
incitement 1. उत्तेजन "It is an incitement to social hasted."

incivility
incivility 1. अशिष्टता "We were astonished at his incivility."

inclement
inclement 1. तेज़ "It's been rather inclement this week."

inclination
inclination 1. झुकाव "The car has an inclination to stall on steep hills."

incline
incline 1. झुकना, झुकाना "Radha inclined her head in prayer."

inclined
inclined 1. प्रवृत्त "I'm inclined to trust him."

inclose
inclose 1. घेरना

inclosure
inclosure 1. संलग्न पत्र

include
include 1. सम्मिलित करना "They included me in the hockey team."

including
including 1. सम्मिलित करते हुए "The band played a number of songs, including some of my favorites."

inclusion
inclusion 1. समावेशन "The list contains some surprising inclusions."

inclusive
inclusive 1. को मिलाकर "The pool is closed on Monday to Friday inclusive and so is only opened at the weekend."

incognito
incognito 1. अज्ञात या गुप्त रूप से "He didn't want to be recognised, so he traveled Incognito."

incoherence
incoherence 1. असंबद्धता "I found a slight incoherence while talking to him."

incoherent
incoherent 1. असंबद्ध "He was in a state of shock, sobbing and incoherent."

income
income 1. आय "His income is very low."

incoming
incoming 1. आगमिक "This instrument records the incoming telephone number."

incommensurable
incommensurable 1. अतुलनीय "It is very critical to think the incommensurable in GDP."

incommensurate
incommensurate 1. असमानुपात "His abilities are incommensurate with the demands of the job."

incommode
incommode 1. कष्ट देना "These children incommodes in the premises."

incommunicado
incommunicado 1. सम्पर्क-वर्जित "The prisoner was kept incommunicado for three months."

incomparability
incomparability 1. अद्वितीयता "Mohammad Ali was famous for his incomparability."

incomparable
incomparable 1. अद्वितीय "Amitab Bachan is an incomparable actor."

incomparably
incomparably 1. अतुलनीय रूप में "Tulsidas in incomparably, the greatest poet of his generation/time."

incompatibility
incompatibility 1. असंगति

incompatible
incompatible 1. असंगत "I've never seen such an incompatible couple."

incompetence
incompetence 1. अयोग्यता "He was dismissed for incompetence."

incompetent
incompetent 1. अयोग्य "He is an incompetent businessman."

incomplete
incomplete 1. अपूर्ण "Man without women is incomplete."

incompletely
incompletely 1. अपूर्णता से "In hurry I submitted the work incompletely."

incompleteness
incompleteness 1. अपूर्णता, अधूरापन "His absence gave us a sense of incompleteness in the function."

incomprehensibility
incomprehensibility 1. अबोधता "The improving methods in technology gives incomprehensibility."

incomprehensible
incomprehensible 1. अबोध्य "Technical expressions that are most incomprehensible to the ordinary man."

incomprehensibly
incomprehensibly 1. अज्ञान, अबोध्यता "The new teacher lecturing incomprehensibly."

incomprehension
incomprehension 1. अबोध्यता "Her explanations were met with blank incomprehension."

inconceivable
inconceivable 1. अचिन्त्य "It seems inconceivable (to me) that the incident could have happened so quickly."

inconceivably
inconceivably 1. अचिन्त्यनीयता "we're facing a crisis of almost inconceivably devastating magnitude."

inconclusive
inconclusive 1. अनिर्णायक "The debate ended inconclusive."

inconclusively
inconclusively 1. अनिश्चिति से "The meeting ended inconclusively."

incongruity
incongruity 1. विसंगति, बेतुकापन "She sensed the incongruity of putting fluffy ruffled curtains in tha." "formal room."

incongruous
incongruous 1. असंगत "They made an incongruous couple, she so tall and gracious and he seems so short and funny."

incongruously
incongruously 1. असंगत~रूप~से "The delicate water color and the bold paintings were incongruously hanging next to each other."

inconsequential
inconsequential 1. महत्त्वहीन "The details available are inconsequential."

inconsequentially
inconsequentially 1. असंगतता से "Don't sleek inconsequentially."

inconsiderable
inconsiderable 1. अल्प "A inconsiderable sum of money was lost in the journey."

inconsiderate
inconsiderate 1. बेलिहाज़ "It is inconsiderate of people to smoke in public."

inconsiderately
inconsiderately 1. ला परवाह से "He is talking inconsiderately with the co-passenger."

inconsistent
inconsistent 1. असंगत "I noticed a few minor inconsistencies in his argument."

inconsolable
inconsolable 1. असांत्वनीय "He was inconsolable, when his father died."

inconsolably
inconsolably 1. असांत्वनीय रूप से "He was weeping inconsolably."

inconspicuous
inconspicuous 1. अस्पष्ट "He tried to make herself as inconspicuous as possible."

inconspicuously
inconspicuously 1. अस्पष्टता से "At night I heard a sound inconspicuously."

inconstancy
inconstancy 1. अस्थिरता

inconstant
inconstant 1. अस्थिर "He is an inconstant lover."

incontestable
incontestable 1. निर्विवाद "It is an incontestable fact."

incontestably
incontestably 1. अविवाद्य रूप में

incontinence
incontinence 1. असंयम "People get incontinence by the age."

incontinent
incontinent 1. असंयमी "people often become incontinent when they get very old."

incontrovertible
incontrovertible 1. अविवाद्य "It is an incontrovertible evidence."

inconvenience
inconvenience 1. असुविधा "He apologized for the inconvenience he caused."

inconvenient
inconvenient 1. असुविधापूर्ण "They arrived at an inconvenient time."

inconveniently
inconveniently 1. ?

incorporate
incorporate 1. सम्मिलित करना "Many of your suggestion have been incorporated."

incorporated
incorporated 1. समाविष्ट

incorporation
incorporation 1. समावेशन

incorporeal
incorporeal 1. अशरीरिक

incorrect
incorrect 1. अशुद्ध "The answer you've given is incorrect."

incorrectly
incorrectly 1. अशुद्ध रूप से "You always answer incorrectly."

incorrectness
incorrectness 1. अशुद्धता "Try to speak without incorrectness."

incorrigible
incorrigible 1. असुधार्य "samir is an incorrigible liar."

incorrigibly
incorrigibly 1. असुधार्य~रूप~से "He is incorrigibly naughty."

incorrupt
incorrupt 1. अभ्रष्ट "He is incorrupt."

incorruptibility
incorruptibility 1. भ्रष्ट~न~किये~जा~सकना "His incorruptibility is well known."

incorruptible
incorruptible 1. भ्रष्ट~न~किया~जा~सके "Judges should be incorruptible."

incorruptibly
incorruptibly 1. भ्रष्ट~न~किये~जा~सकने~तक "He is incorruptibly honest."

increase
increase 1. वृद्धि करना[होना] "He increased his speed to overtake the car."

increasingly
increasingly 1. अधिक~मात्रा~में "Pesticides are increasingly used by the farmers."

incredible
incredible 1. अविश्वसनीय "He has most incredible good luck."

incredibly
incredibly 1. अविश्वसनीय~रूप~से "I was so taken back by his suggestion that I blunted out something incredibly stupid."

incredulity
incredulity 1. अविश्वास "We listened dumb-struck, full of incredulity to the shocking details of corruption and vice."

incredulous
incredulous 1. अविश्वासी "It seems incredulous."

increduously
increduously 1. अविश्वनीय रूप से "she listened incredulously to her husband's confession of his frequent infidelity." ""increment","N","1.बढ़त/वेतनवृद्धि"" "Over the years the increment to his resources was slow but steady."

incremental
incremental 1. वृद्धि सम्बन्धी

incrementally
incrementally 1. बढ़त~के~साथ

incriminate
incriminate 1. अभियोग लगाना "Incriminating evidence was introduced."

incrimination
incrimination 1. अभिशंसन

incrustation
incrustation 1. अलंकरण "Incrustation of burnacles on the hull."

incubate
incubate 1. सेना "A bird incubates on her eggs till they hatch."

incubation
incubation 1. सेना, ऊष्मायन "Artificial incubation of eggs."

incubator
incubator 1. ऊष्मायित्र "New born weak babies are kept in the incubator."

incubus
incubus 1. दुःस्वप्न "He is in the incubus of his unpaid debts."

inculcate
inculcate 1. मन में बैठाना "The teachers should inculcate the feeling of compassion among the students."

incumbency
incumbency 1. पदधारण "His incumbancy was over."

incumbent
incumbent 1. पदधारी "The president incumbent at the white house."

incur
incur 1. अपने ऊपर लेना "Incur somebody's anger."

incurable
incurable 1. अचिकित्स्य "AIDS is an incurable disease."

incurably
incurably 1. असुधार्य~रूप~से

incurious
incurious 1. उदासीन "you seem very incurious about it."

incursion
incursion 1. आक्रमण

indebted
indebted 1. आभारी "I'm deeply indebted to you for all your help."

indebtedness
indebtedness 1. ऋणग्रस्तता "Indebtedness is one of the main reason for the poverty of the peasants."

indecency
indecency 1. अनौचित्य "He was arrested by the police for Indecency."

indecent
indecent 1. अनुचित "That short skirt of hers is positively indecent.."

indecently
indecently 1. अनुचित रूप से "He was indecently dressed."

indecipherable
indecipherable 1. अपाठ्य "Her writing is completely indecipherable."

indecision
indecision 1. अनिश्चय "A possible thinker knows even indecision is a decision."

indecisive
indecisive 1. अनिश्चायक "The meeting was indecisive."

indecisively
indecisively 1. अनिर्णायकता से

indecorous
indecorous 1. अशिष्ट "He was forced to make a hasty and indecorous departure without his clothes."

indeed
indeed 1. अवश्य ही, वास्तव में "I was very sad indeed to hear about it.."

indefatigable
indefatigable 1. अथक, अश्रान्त

indefensible
indefensible 1. अरक्षणीय, असमर्थनीय "The government's attitude is morally indefensible."

indefinable
indefinable 1. अनिर्वचनीय "Love is indefinable."

indefinite
indefinite 1. अनिश्चित "He gave me an indefinite answer i.e. neither ‘yes' nor ‘no'."

indefinitely
indefinitely 1. अनियत रूपेण "The meeting has been postponed indefinitely."

indelible
indelible 1. स्थायी "He made an indelible impression on my mother."

indelibly
indelibly 1. स्थाई रूपेण "She made an impression indelibly."

indelicacy
indelicacy 1. धृष्टता, रूखापन "He behaves with indelicasy."

indelicate
Indelicate 1. रूखा, अभद्र "It was indelicate of you to mention her marriage problem."

indemnifaction
indemnifaction 1. क्षतिपूर्ति "Obey for indemnification."

indemnify
indemnify 1. क्षतिपूर्ति~करना "I undertook to indemnify them for any losses incurred due to me."

indemnity
indemnity 1. हरजाना, क्षतिपूर्ति "The vicarious nations are demanding huge indemnities from their former enemies."

indent
indent 1. दांतेदार बनाना "--"2.गड्ढा बनाना"" indent 1. माँगपत्र "I placed an indent for new equipments."

indentation
indentation 1. दंतुरण "She made indentations in the clay with her fingers."

independence
independence 1. स्वाधीनता "We got independence of 1.the Aug. 1947."

independent
independent 1. स्वाधीन "India is an independent country." 2. स्वतंत्र "Some independent evidence has recently come to light." "Independent schools prove better education." "We demand independent inquiry into the government's handling of the affair." "These days the number of independent candidates are increasing."

independently
independently 1. स्वतन्त्र रूप से "The couple have split up and are now living independently."

indepth
in-depth 1. गहराई "He has done an in-depth study of the subject."

indescribable
indescribable 1. अनिर्वचनीय "I met an extremely indescribable accident."

indescribably
indescribably 1. अनिर्वचनीय रूप से "Kajol is an Indescribably talented Ballywood actress."

indestructible
indestructible 1. अविनाशी "Meera's lord, Krishna is indestructible."

indeterminable
indeterminable 1. अनवधार्य "It was indeterminable for the umpire to declare the batsman out."

indeterminacy
indeterminacy 1. अनिर्धार्यता "The indeterminacy of small scale physical quantities in olden days led to many scientific inventions."

indeterminate
indeterminate 1. अनिश्चित "The colour of the curtain was indeterminate half way between grey and brown."

index
index 1. सूचिपृष्ठ "He published an index of film titles."

index finger
index finger 1. तर्जनी "We usually use our index finger to point out others mistakes."

indexation
indexation 1. सूचीकरण "Indexation is necessary to show the percentage of increase in price level of different things every year."

indexlinked
index-linked 1. ? "Dearance allowance of government employers is index-linked to cost inflation index."

indian
indian 1. भारतीय "The Indian cricket team won the 1984 worldcup."

indian summer
indian summer 1. भारतीय~ग्रीष्मकाल "I like the Indian summer weather."

indiarubber
india-rubber 1. मार्जनी "Now-a-days we find India-rubber of different companies with various size and shapes."

indicate
indicate 1. सूचित करना "She indicated that I should wait a moment."

indication
indication 1. चिह्न "he gave no indication of having heard of us."

indicative
indicative 1. निर्देशक "Is a high forehead indicative of great mental power."

indicator
indicator 1. सूचक "Litmus paper can be used as an indication of the presence or not of acid in a solution."

indices
indices 1. बीज गणित में प्रयुक्त विशेष चिह्न, इंडॆक्स का बहुवचन

indict
indict 1. अभ्यारोप या दोष लगाना "He was indicted on charges of corruption."

indictable
indictable 1. अभ्यारोप्य "There were indictable proofs that he had committed the crime."

indictment
indictment 1. अभ्यारोपण "Conditions in some inner cities are a damning indictment of modern values."

indifference
indifference 1. उपेक्षा "He is angry at the indifference of the authorities to the plight."

indifferent
indifferent 1. तटस्थ "She appeared indifferent to their sufferings." 2. तुच्छ "As a viewer, I've seen hundreds of films, good, bad and indifferent."

indifferently
indifferently 1. जैसे तैसे "He shrugged indifferently."

indigenous
indigenous 1. स्वदेशीय, देशज "The Kangaroo is indigenous to Australia."

indigent
indigent 1. दरिद्र "The country has a large indigent population."

indigestible
indigestible 1. अपाच्य "He ate a lumpy indigestible pudding which made him sick."

indigestion
indigestion 1. अजीर्ण "Onions give me indigestion."

indignant
indignant 1. रुष्ट "Strikers are indignant at what they regard as false accusations."

indignantly
indignantly 1. क्रोध से "I am certainly not asking her!' she reported indignantly."

indignation
indignation 1. क्रोध, रोष "There was an storm of public indignation in the sudden steep rise in bus fares."

indignity
indignity 1. अनादर "The chairman suffered indignity of being refused admission, to the meeting." 2. अपमान "The hijackers subjected their captives to all kinds of indignities."

indigo
indigo 1. नील "The colour of that bed-sheet is indigo."

indirct
indirct 1. परोक्ष "There would be some benefit, however indirect, to the state."

indirectly
indirectly 1. अप्रत्यक्ष या परोक्ष रूप से "This legislation will affect us all directly or indirectly."

indirvidually
indirvidually 1. एक एक करके, व्यक्तिगत रूप से "The teachers spoke to each parent individually."

indiscernible
indiscernible 1. अतीनद्रिय "An indiscernible conflict was between them."

indiscipline
indiscipline 1. अनुशासनहीनता

indiscreet
indiscreet 1. अविवेकी "One indiscreet remark could ruin the whole plan."

indiscreetion
indiscreetion 1. अविवेकी "It was a moment of indiscreetion when he slapped his father."

indiscreetly
indiscreetly 1. बिना विचार के, बिना विवेक के "He was indiscreetly behaving in front of elders."

indiscriminate
indiscriminate 1. अव्यवस्थित "The indiscriminate use of the oceans for dumping toxic waste, may be harmful not only for aquatic animals but also to human beings." 2. अविवेक "One shouldn't be indiscriminate in one's choice of friend."

indiscriminately
indiscriminately 1. अन्धाधुन्धा "The police was shooting indiscriminately into the crowd."

indispensable
indispensable 1. अनिवार्य "A good dictionary is indispensable for learning a foreign language."

indisposed
indisposed 1. अस्वस्थ "The soprano Sarah walker replaces Elise Ross, who is indisposed."

indispositon
indispositon 1. अस्वस्थता "A minor indispostion in a person disturbs all the family members."

indisputable
indisputable 1. निर्विवाद "The decline in manufacturing is indisputable."

indisputably
indisputably 1. बिना विवाद के "Viswanath Anand is indisputably the best chess player in the world."

indissoluble
indissoluble 1. अभेद्य "There are indissoluble friendship fonds between Ram and Ravi."

indissolubly
indissolubly 1. अभेद्यता से "They are indissolubly linked to each other."

indistinct
indistinct 1. अस्पष्ट "The postmark was indistinct."

indistinctly
indistinctly 1. अस्पष्टता से "He gave the speech indistinctly."

indistinguishable
indistinguishable 1. अविभेद्य "Its colour makes the moth almost indistinguishable from the branch it rests on."

individual
individual 1. विशिष्ट "We interviewed each individual member of the society."

individualism
individualism 1. व्यक्तित्व "The arts depend on individualism, flair and eccentricity." 2. व्यक्तिवाद "Capitalism stresses innovation, competition, and individualism."

individualist
individualist 1. व्यक्तिवादी "She's a complete individualist in her art."

individualistic
individualistic 1. व्यक्तिपरक "It was highly individualistic music."

individuality
individuality 1. व्यक्तित्व "Nehru was a man of high individuality."

individualize
individualize 1. विशिष्ट कर देना "Does your style of writing individualize your work.."

indivisibility
indivisibility 1. अविभाज्यता "Their indivisibility shows their love for each other."

indivisible
indivisible 1. अविभाज्य "For her, work and leisure were indivisible."

indivisibly
indivisibly 1. अविभाज्य रूप में "Ram and Shyam indivisibly worked together."

indo
Indo 1. भारतीय- "Sanskrit is an Indo-European language."

indoctrinate
indoctrinate 1. शिक्षा देना "He was an indoctrinate child from an early age with stick religious beliefs."

indoctrination
indoctrination 1. दिमाग को भरने की स्थिति "Religious indoctrination has changed peoples life style."

indolence
indolence 1. आलस्य, उत्साहहीनता "He failed in his exam's due to his indolence."

indolent
indolent 1. आलसी "Her husband is indolent."

indomitable
indomitable 1. अदम्य "Mother Teresa was an indomitable campaigner for social justice."

indomitably
indomitably 1. अदम्य रूप से "The devil indomitably suffering the saints; in the story."

indoor
indoor 1. भीतरी "Girls usually prefer indoor games."

indoors
indoors 1. घर के भीतर "No one stayed indoors when the fire broke out in the near by building."

indrawn
indrawn 1. अन्दर लिया हुआ "There were indrawn breaths at such plain speaking.."

indubitably
indubitably 1. सुनिश्चित रूप से "He was, indubitably, the most suitable candidate."

induce
induce 1. राज़ी~करना "Nothing on earth could induce Ravi to step down from his position."

inducement
inducement 1. प्रलोभन "There is little inducement for them to work harder."

induct
induct 1. नियुक्त करना "The party inducted several young and dynamic professionals."

induction
induction 1. प्रवेश "The induction of new employees, has increased the growth of production." 2. आगमन "Induction is one of the methods in logical reasoning."

inductive
inductive 1. प्रेरक, आगमनात्मक "It is inductive that tomorrow will be a cloudy day.."

indulge
indulge 1. का मन रखना "one shouldn't indulge oneself in day dreaming." 2. प्रसन्न करना "She indulges his every whim." 3. सन्तुष्ट करना "Lets indulge ourselves with a bottle of champagne."

indulgence
indulgence 1. सन्तोष "One pint of beer a day and an occasional game of billiards are his only indulgences.."

indulgent
indulgent 1. कृपालु "The father gave an indulgent smile to his daughter." 2. अनुकूल "Let us take an indulgent view of the play."

indulgently
indulgently 1. अनुग्रहपूर्वक "She laughed indulgently."

industrial
industrial 1. औद्योगिक "The industrial output in India has been rising every year."

industrialism
industrialism 1. उद्योगवाद "He is a supporter of Industrialism."

industrialist
industrialist 1. उद्योगपति "He is a prominent German industrialist."

industrialization
industrialization 1. उद्योगीकरण "The increasing industrailization of China has brought about a financial development of China."

industrialize
industrialize 1. औद्योगीकरण~करना "Africa needs to be industrialized."

industrially
industrially 1. औद्योगिक~रूप~से "The industrially developed countries dominate the third world countries."

industrious
industrious 1. परिश्रमी "L.V. Raman was an industrious and inventive man."

industry
industry 1. व्यवसाय "Ludhiana is famous for woolen industries." 2. परिश्रम "His success was due to industry and thrift."

inebriate
inebriate 1. मतवाला "An inebriate man never cares for his family."

ineffable
ineffable 1. अकथनीय "It was ineffable for me to narrate the whole Ramayana."

ineffably
ineffably 1. अवर्णनीय रूप से "It was ineffably an exiting news."

ineffective
ineffective 1. निष्फल "The anti-air craft guns proved virtually ineffective."

ineffectively
ineffectively 1. वृथा "He narrated the speech ineffectively."

ineffectiveness
ineffectiveness 1. प्रभावहीनता "The death of passengers in the hijacked plane, shows the country's ineffectiveness in dealing with the situation."

ineffectual
ineffectual 1. अप्रभावी "He was an ineffectual leader."

inefficiency
inefficiency 1. अयोग्यता "The inefficiency of some charitable organizations made the children beg."

inefficient
inefficient 1. अयोग्य "That bridge is inefficient and so causes a lot of trouble."

inefficiently
inefficiently 1. अयोग्यता से

inelegant
inelegant 1. असुन्दर "She made an inelegant gesture."

inelegantly
inelegantly 1. असुंदर रूपेण "She eats inelegantly."

ineligible
ineligible 1. अनिर्वाच्य "Citizen below 1.are ineligible to vote."

ineluctable
ineluctable 1. अनिवार्य, अपरिहार्य "Gnadhiji was the victim of ineluctable fate."

inept
inept 1. अयोग्य "I have never heard anyone so inept at making speeches."

ineptitude
ineptitude 1. अयोग्यता "The bungling ineptitude of the police on this occasion spoiled the situation further."

ineptly
ineptly 1. अयोग्यता से "The police handled the situation ineptly."

inequality
inequality 1. असमानता, विषमता "Great inequalities in wealth causes social unrest."

inequitable
inequitable 1. न्यायविरुद्ध "The price charged to distributors was highly inequitable."

inequity
inequity 1. अन्याय "He was a victim of the inequities of the legal system."

ineradicable
ineradicable 1. अनुन्मूलनीय "Malaria is an ineradicable disease."

inert
inert 1. अक्षम "Inside the room she saw Sita's inert body on the sofa."

inertia
inertia 1. जड़ता "I can't seem to throw off this feeling of inertia."

inertial
inertial 1. जड़त्वीय "This is an aircraft's inertial navigation equipment."

inescapable
inescapable 1. अनिवार्य "We were forced to the inescapable conclusion that he was an embezzler."

inescapably
inescapably 1. न टलने योग्य "The two factors are inescapably linked."

inessential
inessential 1. अनावश्यक "It is better that we cut down all the inessential expenditures."

inestimable
inestimable 1. अमूल्य "This diamond is inestimable value."

inevitability
inevitability 1. अनिवार्यता "Death is an inevitability type of situation."

inevitable
inevitable 1. अपरिहार्य, अनिवार्य "It is inevitable that interest rates will rise again.."

inevitably
inevitably 1. अवश्य "Inevitably, these negotiations will take place."

inexact
inexact 1. अयथार्थ "This is an inexact comparison."

inexcusable
inexcusable 1. अक्षम्य "Her conduct is inexcusable."

inexhaustible
inexhaustible 1. अनन्त "Kajol seems to have an inexhaustible, acting talent."

inexhaustibly
inexhaustibly 1. अविध्वंसिता "She is an inexhaustibly talented actress."

inexorable
inexorable 1. दृढ, अप्राशम्य "His demands are inexorable."

inexorably
inexorably 1. कठोरता से "Events that are leading inexorably towards a crises are taking place."

inexpensive
inexpensive 1. सस्ता "Window locks are inexpensive and effective."

inexpensively
inexpensively 1. सस्ते में

inexperience
inexperience 1. अनुभवहीनता "The blunder was a sign of inexperience."

inexperienced
inexperienced 1. अनुभवहीन "He is an inexperienced man."

inexpert
inexpert 1. अप्रवीण "To Bob's inexpert eye it looked like a camera."

inexpertly
inexpertly 1. अनिपुणता से "We shouldn't take up work inexpertly."

inexplicable
inexplicable 1. व्याख्या न करने योग्य "For some inexplicable reason, the PM resigned from his post."

inexplicably
inexplicably 1. दुर्गमता से "She was inexplicably delayed in the meeting."

inexpressible
inexpressible 1. अवर्णनीय "To her inexpressible relief he decided not to tell the children."

inexpressibly
inexpressibly 1. अवर्णनीयता से "The movie was inexpressible boring."

inexpressive
inexpressive 1. भावशून्य "He has totally inexpressive eyes." ""infamous","Adj","1.बदनाम""

infamy
infamy 1. बदनामी "A date which will live in infamy"

infancy
infancy 1. बचपन "A child needs extra care in infancy." 2. आरम्भिक~अवस्था "The project is still in its infancy."

infant
infant 1. बच्चा "I have left my infant son at home."

infantry
infantry 1. पैदल~सेना "The infantry was sent in advance."

infatuated
infatuated 1. आसक्त "He is infauted with her."

infatuation
infatuation 1. आसक्ति "It is clearly an infatuation that she has for him."

infect
infect 1. छूत~लगाना[लगना] "Your children have infected you with this bead cold"

infection
infection 1. बीमारी~की~छूत "Playing the dust out side with an open wound you are increasing the risk of infcetion."

infectious
infectious 1. छूत~से~लगनेवाला "Fear is exceedlingly infectious; children catch it from their elders"

infer
infer 1. अनुमान~करना "Any one can infer a connection between pan chewing and mouth cancer."

inference
inference 1. अनुमान "The inference is clear."

inferior
inferior 1. घटिया "Inferior seeds will yield inferior crop." 2. छोटा "Mercury and Venus are inferior planets" inferior 1. अधीन "Ravi is Ram's inferior."

infertility
infertility 1. ऊसरता

infest
infest 1. सताना

infidel
infidel 1. अनीश्वरवादी

infidelity
infidelity 1. श्रद्धाहीनता

infinite
infinite 1. अपरिमित "The infinite ingenuity of man" "God's infinite wisdom" infinite 1. अनन्त, ईश्वर

infinitesimal
infinitesimal 1. अति~सूक्ष्म infinitesimal 1. अति~सूक्ष्म~राशि

infinity
infinity 1. अनन्तता

infirm
infirm 1. अस्थिर, अदृढ़ "Infirm of purpose." 2. रुग्ण

infirmary
infirmary 1. अस्पताल, शफ़ाखाना

inflame
inflame 1. प्रज्वलित~करना "Her nasty remarkes inflamed my temper."

inflammation
inflammation 1. प्रज्वलन "Gas leakage caused the inflammation" 2. शत्रुता "--"3.सूजन~और~जलन"" "Don't worry the inflammation on your foot will subside shortly."

inflammatory
inflammatory 1. विद्रोहजनक "An inflammatory process"

inflate
inflate 1. फुलाना "Inflate a balloons" 2. बढ़ाना~चढ़ाना "The charges were inflated" "The war inflated the economy" 3. अवमूल्यन~करना "Inflate the currency"

inflexible
inflexible 1. अटल "A man of inflexible purpose" 2. अलचीली "An inflexible iron bar"

inflict
inflict 1. दंड~देना "The theif inflicted injury on his arm with a knife."

infliction
infliction 1. दंड~देना, मार

influence
influence 1. प्रभाव "Used her parents' influence to get the job" "Her wishes had a great influence on his thinking" "The influence of mechanical action" "She was the most important influence in my life" influence 1. प्रभावित~करना

influential
influential 1. प्रभावशाली "An influential newspaper"

influenza
influenza 1. भारी~नज़ला

influx
influx 1. अंतः~प्रवाह

inform
inform 1. सूचना~देना, सूचित~करना "I informed him of his rights" "The principles that inform modern teaching" "She had informed on her own parents for years"

informal
informal 1. अनौपचारिक "Conservative people unaccustomed to informal dress" "An informal agreement" informal 1. अनौपचारिक "The two prime ministers will meet for an informal discussion today."

informality
informality 1. अनौपचारिकता "Though the official confirmation had not come, I was informally informed that I had been selected for the job." ""informative","Adj","1.सूचनायुक्त"" "The BBC news is a very informative one."

informant
informant 1. सूचक "He passed on the news to us but could not say who his informant was." informant 1. सूचना देनेवाला

informed
informed 1. सुविज्ञ "One should be well informed of the current affairs."

informer
informer 1. सूचना दाता "The police informer was mercilessly killed by the robbers."

infra
infra 1. निम्न "Tell them about the prescribed infra structure."

infra dig
infra dig 1. प्रतिष्टा के प्रतिकूल "It is infra dig to put bright clothes for a funeral."

infraction
infraction 1. व्यतिक्रमण "Any infraction of the rules of the college will be punished."

infrared
infrared 1. अवरक्त "Infrared waves have long wavelength than visible light."

infrastructure
infrastructure 1. आधारिक संरचना "A good infrastructure is required for the perfect functioning of any" "institution."

infrequent
infrequent 1. विरल "RAins are infrequent in Rajasthan."

infringe
infringe 1. उल्लंघन करना "It is wrong to infringe a copyright or a patent of others."

infringement
infringement 1. उल्लंघन "The infringement by Mr.Palekar was despised by all."

infuriate
infuriate 1. क्रोधोन्मत्त करना "The corrupt officials indifferent attitude infuriated me."

infuriating
Infuriating 1. क्रोधित करने वाला "It was infuriating to see the students misbehave."

infuse
infuse 1. उड़ेलना "Mark Antony's speech infused the hearts of the Romans and they turned against Brutus."

infusion
infusion 1. निषैचण, काढ़ा "My grandmother recommended an infusion of special herbs for my cold."

ingenious
ingenious 1. विदग्ध "The terrorists came up with an ingenious plan to do a heinous act."

ingenue
ingenue 1. भोली "With her innocent looks, my friend gets the ingenue roles in the dramas."

ingenuity
ingenuity 1. विदग्धता "The ingenuity of Sridevi was appreciated by one and all."

ingenuous
ingenuous 1. सच्चा "Only the most ingenuous persons would believe, today the feeble excuses of the corrupt politicians."

ingest
ingest 1. खिलाना "The mother forced her baby to ingest the food."

inglorious
inglorious 1. अकीर्तिकर "Maharana pratap suffered an inglorious defeat in the hands of Akbar, the great."

ingot
ingot 1. शिलिका "Gold ingots are imported from Australia."

ingrained
ingrained 1. गदरा "The ingrained habits are very difficult to be terminated."

ingratiate
Ingratiate 1. अनुग्रह प्राप्त करना "Sushma easily ingratiate her teachers."

ingratitude
ingratitude 1. अकृतज्ञता "Lakshmi's ingratitude to others made her lonely."

ingrediant
ingrediant 1. संघटक "Flour and sugar are the two major ingradiants used to make a cake."

ingroup
ingroup 1. अन्तः समूह "There is a little ingroup in that department that seems to keep all the good jobs for itself." ""ingrowing","Adj","1.अन्तर्वर्धित"" "Nicky always despised her ingrowing toe nail."

inhabit
inhabit 1. में निवास करना "Woodpeckers inhabit hollow trees."

inhabitant
inhabitant 1. निवासी "K.R.Narayanan is an inhabitant of Kerala."

inhale
inhale 1. साँस खींचना "Inhaling fresh air is good for health."

inhaler
inhaler 1. साँस~खिचनेवाला~यंत्र "People suffering from breathing problems keep inhalers with them."

inharmonious
inharmonious 1. असंगत "The voices and tunes of the different singers in the same group are " "inharmonious."

inherent
inherent 1. अन्तर्निहित "Singing and dancing are mostly inherent talents."

inherit
inherit 1. उत्तराधिकार में प्राप्त करना "Sheela inherited hae mother's good looks."

inheritance
inheritance 1. उत्तराधिकार "Ravi, a spendthrift, spent all his inheritance in less than a year."

inheritor
inheritor 1. उत्तराधिकारी "Prince William is the inheritor of the England throne after Prince Charles."

inhibit
inhibit 1. निरोध करना "The visitors of the zoological park were inhibited from feeding the animals." inhibit 1. रोकना "Shyness inhibited the boy from speaking."

inhibited
inhibited 1. रोका~हुआ "The student was too inhibited to laugh."

inhibiting
inhibiting 1. रोकनेवाला "The chairman checked the inhibiting factor in the plan."

inhibition
inhibition 1. संयम "The girl has no inhibitions about seeing the irksome stranger ."

inhospitable
inhospitable 1. असत्कारी "Raju was inhospitable towards his friends." "--"अशरणदायी[प्रदेश~या~मौसम]"" "The vagabond saw a barren and inhospitable place."

inhouse
in-house 1. आंतरिक "The company is giving in-house language training ."

inhuman
inhuman 1. निर्दय "The guardian was inhuman towards the orphans."

inhumane
inhumane 1. निर्दय "An inhumane person hurts everyone."

inhumanity
inhumanity 1. निर्दयता "The inhumanity of the of the father towards his daughter was undescribable."

inimical
inimical 1. विद्वेषीपूर्ण "Inimical behaviour should be curtailed."

inimitable
inimitable 1. अनुपम "He is inimitable in his thinking."

ininto flowers
in/into flowers 1. फूल खिले हुए हैं "All the seasonal plants in this garden are into flowers at this time of year."

initial
initial 1. प्रारम्भिक "Children should have good foundation in schools in the initial stages." initial 1. पहला~अक्षर{नाम~या~शब्द~का} "The child wrote his initials clearly." initial 1. नाम~का~पहला~अक्षर~लिखना "He initialled the document.."

initially
initially 1. शुरू~में "He cleared all his debts initially."

initiate
initiate 1. दीक्षित~व्यक्ति "After ablutions the initiate started reciting vedas." initiate 1. आरम्भ~करना "Rajaram Mohan Roy initiated social reforms.." initiate 1. आरम्भ~करना "The sutradhar initiates the sanskrit plays." "--"दीक्षा~देना"" "He was initiated in the ceremony."

initiation
initiation 1. सूत्रपात "The initiation of the play will start now.." 2. दीक्षा "Sage Vishwamitra performed the initiation."

initiative
initiative 1. पहल "Chandrababu Naidu initiated the technological programms in Andhra Pradesh."

initiator
initiator 1. प्रारम्भक "He is the initiator of Information Technology project.."

inject
inject 1. सुई~लगाना "The doctor injected the glucose into the patient's vein." 2. नवीनता~लाना "He injected the play with his performance."

injection
injection 1. ? "The nurse administered an injection to the patient."

injudicious
injudicious 1. अयुक्त "The lawyer made injudicious statements in the court."

injunction
injunction 1. निषेधाज्ञा "The court issued an injunction against the minister."

injure
injure 1. घायल~करना "The boy was injured while playing cricket."

injured
injured 1. घायल "The injured antelope limped." 2. दोषित "The boy with injured reputation left the company of his friends."

injurious
injurious 1. हानिकारक "Smoking is injurious to health."

injury
injury 1. घाव "This injury should be immediately attended to. ." 2. क्षति "The injury done to an honest man is irrepairable."

injury time
injury time 1. खेल~के~अन्त~में~अतिरिक्त~समय "Injury time was added at the end of the football game."

injustice
injustice 1. अन्याय "We should not do injustice to anyone.."

ink
ink 1. स्याही "The boy bought ink from the shop." ink 1. स्याही~फेरना "Ink the roller of the zerox machine."

inkling
inkling 1. संकेत "He had no inkling of what was going on."

inkpad
ink-pad 1. स्याही~पैड "An ink-pad is kept on the table."

inland
inland 1. अन्तर्देशीय "He posted an inland letter." inland 1. देश~के~अन्दर "Tight security was imposed inland."

inlay
inlay 1. जडाई~करना "Artisans inlay the artefacts with beautiful designs."

inlet
inlet 1. पतली~खाडी "Kings built inlets to keep their foes away."

inmate
inmate 1. वासी "All the hostel inmates have left for their home towns."

inn
inn 1. सराय "Travellers entered the inn after a sojourn."

innate
innate 1. जन्मजात "Ram had the innate qualities of being calm all the time."

innately
innately 1. स्वाभाविक~रूप~से "He is innately an arrogant person."

inner
inner 1. भीतरी "They decorated the inner portion of their rooms." 2. आत्मिक[भावना] "Mozart's music touches one's inner feelings."

inner circle
inner circle 1. भीतरी~ "Towns-women's guild works in an inner circle."

innings
innings 1. पारी "Tendulkar made a century in the first innings."

innocence
innocence 1. निर्दोषता "He proved his innocence in the court."

innocent
innocent 1. निर्दोष "She is an innocent child."

innocuous
innocuous 1. हानि~न~करने~वाला "Krishna's decision to quit from the job was innocuous."

innovate
innovate 1. नया~ढंग~निकालना "The group tried to innovate new ideas in their company."

innovation
innovation 1. नवीनीकरण "Scientists involve themselves in the innovation of research."

innovatory
innovatory 1. नवीनकारी "Innovatory methods are experimented in the field of Agriculture."

innuendo
innuendo 1. व्यंग्योक्ति "The minister showered innuendos on the collector for his own faults."

innumerable
innumerable 1. असंख्य "There are innumerable books in the library."

innumerate
innumerate 1. गणित~में~जिसका~मूल~ज्ञान~न~हो "If you are not able to innumerate you cannot handle cash."

inoculate
inoculate 1. टीका~लगाना "He was inoculated for Typhoid."

inoculation
inoculation 1. टीका "Inoculation is given to babies against diseases."

inoffensive
inoffensive 1. हानि~न~पहुँचाने~वाला "The teacher made an inoffensive remark in the classroom."

inontrouestibly
inontrouestibly 1. निर्विवाद रूप से "It is an incontrovertibly true."

inoperable
inoperable 1. जिसका~शल्य-चिकित्सा~न~हो~सके "The patient was worried as his tumour was inoperable." 2. निष्क्रिय "The saboteur held all the work inoperable."

inoperative
inoperative 1. अक्रिय "This machine is inoperative for further use."

inordinate
inordinate 1. अत्यधिक "The postal system came to a standstill due to inordinate delay."

inorganic
inorganic 1. जड "Inorganic fertilizers are used in agriculture."

inorganic chemistry
inorganic chemistry 1. अजैव~रसायन~विज्ञान "He is giving lectures in inorganic chemistry."

inpatient
in-patient 1. अंतरंग रोगी "The doctor is looking after the in-patients."

input
input 1. आगत "Input is essential for financial benefits." 2. कम्प्यूटर~में~भरी~सामग्री "Computers give information from the input." input 1. कम्प्यूटर~में‘संगणन~करना "Input the annual sales figures."

inquest
inquest 1. किसी~की~मृत्यु~के~कारणों~की~न्यायिक~जाँच "Philosophers inquest of life after death."

inquire
inquire 1. पूछ-ताछ~करना "The tourists inquired about the route."

inquirer
inquirer 1. पूछ-ताछ~करने~वाला "The inquirer is waiting in the line."

inquiringenquiring
inquiring/enquiring 1. विद्यार्जन~की~अभिरुचि "Children show an inquiring mind."

inquiry
inquiry 1. पूछताछ "An inquiry was started for his scandal."

inquisition
inquisition 1. विधर्मियोँ~को~दमन~करने~का~संघ "The church set up a committee for an inquisition of heresy." 2. आधिकारिक~जाँच "The commander asked for an inquisition on the conduct of the soldier."

inquisitive
inquisitive 1. जिज्ञासु "He is an inquisitive person ."

inroad
inroad 1. घुसपैठ "Indian businessmen made inroad into u.s markets."

inrush
inrush 1. तेजी~से~अन्दर~आना "An inrush of water flooded the village."

ins and outs
ins and outs 1. पूरा विवरण "He should know the ins and outs of the job after two years of experience."

insane
insane 1. पागल "An insane person should be properly dealt with."

insanitary
insanitary 1. ? "Many people live in insanitary conditions."

insanity
insanity 1. पागलपन "Rohan was in a quarantine and treated for insanity."

insatiable
insatiable 1. जो~तृप्त~न~हो "Desires are insatiable."

inscribe
inscribe 1. छापना "Susi inscribed her name in her thesis."

inscription
inscription 1. शिलालेख "Ashoka's inscriptions are renowned for his greatness in Indian History."

inscrutable
inscrutable 1. गूढ "Religious people think that god's ways are inscrutable."

insect
insect 1. कीड़ा "Remove the insect from the table."

insecticidal
insecticidal 1. कीटनाशकीय "We must take precautions while spraying Insecticidal powder ."

insecticide
insecticide 1. कीटनाशक~पदार्थ "Insecticide should be kept out of reach from children."

insectivore
insectivore 1. कीटभक्षक "Hedgehog is an insectivore."

insectivorous
insectivorous 1. कीटभक्षी "Birds are insectivorous."

insecure
insecure 1. असुरक्षित "Tom feels insecure when his parents are not around."

insecurely
insecurely 1. असुरक्षित~रूप~से "Rope is insecurely fastened."

insecurity
insecurity 1. असुरक्षा "Lack of confidence gives insecurity."

inseminate
inseminate 1. गर्भाधान~करना "The veterinary doctor inseminated the monkey."

insemination
insemination 1. गर्भाधान "The woman resorted to insemination for want of a child."

insensibility
insensibility 1. संवेदनशून्यता "The man was lying in a state of drugged insensibility." 2. उदासीनता "He showed total insensibility to the welfare of his children ."

insensible
insensible 1. संवेदनशून्य

insensitive
insensitive 1. असंवेदनशील "He is insensitive to criticism."

insensitivity
insensitivity 1. असंवेदनशीलता "His insensitivity towards other's is unbelievable.."

inseparable
inseparable 1. जो~अलग~न~हो~सके "These are inseparable pieces of rock."

insert
insert 1. डालना{अन्दर~या~बीच~में} "Insert the key in the lock.."

insertion
insertion 1. निवेशन "The game is played with the insertion of a coin." 2. अन्त:स्थापन "He had the insertion of the title deed in the newspaper."

inservice
in-service 1. नौकरी~के~दौरान "In-service training is going on in the school."

inset
inset 1. जड़ना "Inset the border with dainty flower design.." inset 1. जड़ा~हुआ "This room has a mantelpiece with gasfire inset ."

inside
inside 1. अभ्यन्तर "The inside of the temple was carved on marble." inside 1. के~अन्दर "Roman emperors had bath spas inside their palaces."

inside lane
inside lane 1. बाँए~ओर~के~वाहनों~का~पथ~मार्ग "After overtaking, the car moved back to the inside lane."

insider
insider 1. जो~समाज~के~भीतर~हो "This is a secret information leaked by an insider."

insidious
insidious 1. प्रच्छन्न~रूप~से "Jealousy is insidious ."

insidiously
insidiously 1. हानिकारक. "Alchohol drink advertisers work insidiously but effectively on people."

insight
insight 1. अन्तर्दृष्टि "Seers had the insight to go in search of truth."

insignia
insignia 1. पदचिह्न "Emperor Ashoka got the insignia as"Ashoka the great"" "--"तगमा"" "A sentry is putting the badge on the right sleeve."

insignificant
insignificant 1. नगण्य "Electrical light is insignificant against sunlight."

insincere
insincere 1. निष्ठाहीन "An insincere person should not be trusted."

insincerity
insincerity 1. कपट "He was accused of insincerity."

insinuate
insinuate 1. चालाकी~भरा~संकेत~करना "Antony's friends tried to insinuate by their remarks to win ceaser's." "favour."

insinuation
insinuation 1. ालाकी~भरा~संकेत "It is not uncommon for the subordinates to use insinuation."

insipid
insipid 1. फीका "She prepared insipid tea." "--"कुतूहलहीन"" "She presented a insipid performance."

insist
insist 1. दृढ़~रहना "My friend insisted that I should come for the party."

insistent
insistent 1. हठी "The lady could not manage her child's insistent behaviour." 2. आग्रहपूर्ण

insole
insole 1. भितल्ला "Insole in my shoes are worn out."

insolence
insolence 1. धृष्टता "The teacher left the classroom at the insolence of the students."

insolent
insolent 1. धृष्ट "The soldier was punished for his insolent behaviour."

insoluble
insoluble 1. न~घुलनेवाला "Cholesterol is insoluble in water." 2. असमाधानीय "The issue is insoluble."

insolvency
insolvency 1. दिवालियापन "The Palai Bank went into insolvency."

insolvent
insolvent 1. दिवालिया "Ram helped his insolvent friend by clearing his debts."

insomnia
insomnia 1. निद्राभाव "He is suffering from insomnia."

insomniac
insomniac 1. अनिद्रापीडित "He is an insomniac and does his work abruptly."

insouciance
insouciance 1. निश्चिन्तता "Some youths are insouciance and lead carefree life."

inspect
inspect 1. जाँचना "The income-tax officers inspected her house."

inspection
inspection 1. निरीक्षण "Inspection is going on in the school."

inspector
inspector 1. निरीक्षक "An inspector visits the school often." 2. इन्स्पेक्टर "An inspector controls the traffic."

inspector of taxes
inspector of taxes 1. कर~निरीक्षक "An inspector of taxes examines statements of people's income."

inspectorate
inspectorate 1. निरीक्षक~समूह "The primary schools inspectorate put forward a curriculum."

inspiration
inspiration 1. प्रेरणा "Children get inspiration by reading good books."

inspirational
inspirational 1. प्रेरणादायक "Gandhi was an inspirational leader."

inspire
inspire 1. प्रेरणा~देना "I am inspired by the compositions of sri Thyagaraja."

inspired
inspired 1. प्रेरित "Shakespeare was an inspired dramatist."

inspiring
inspiring 1. प्रेरक "The paintings of Piccaso is inspiring to artists."

instability
instability 1. अस्थिरता "Financial instability makes a person insecure ."

install
install 1. लगाना[यन्त्र] "The electrician installed the water heater in our house." "--"स्थापित~करना"" "Emperor Ashoka installed many stupas to spread Buddhism."

installation
installation 1. प्रतिष्ठापन "Many people were present during the installation of the new machinery. ." 2. यन्त्र~आदि~लगाना "The telephone installation took only a few minutes."

instalment
instalment 1. किस्त "He paid the amount in instalments."

instance
instance 1. उदाहरण{विशेष} "Take the instance of identical twins."

instant
instant 1. तुरन्त. "The government provided instant relief for the flood victims." 2. झटपट "I like instant coffee." instant 1. क्षण "Come here this instant."

instantaneous
instantaneous 1. तात्कालिक "Relief was instantaneous for the injured people."

instantaneously
instantaneously 1. तत्क्षण "Shaw helped the boy instantaneously from drowning."

instantly
instantly 1. शीघ्र "He offered to help his colleague instantly."

instead
instead 1. के~बदले~मेँ "Neeta was ill so I went instead."

instep
instep 1. पैर~का~ऊपरी~मध्य~भाग "He has corn on the instep."

instigate
instigate 1. भड़काना "Opposition leaders instigated the people against the government ."

instigation
instigation 1. भडकावा "Instigation can lead to disorder in a society."

instigator
instigator 1. उकसानेवाला "She was the instigator of their quarrel."

instil
instil 1. सिखाना "We should instil a sense of responsibility to children."

instinct
instinct 1. सहजज्ञान "The pilot acted on instinct and landed the plane safely."

instinctive
instinctive 1. स्वाभाविक "She has an instinctive affection towards the animals ."

instinctively
instinctively 1. सहज~रूप~से "The stranger instinctively came forward to help the child."

institute
institute 1. संस्थान "I like to work in this institute of Information Technology." institute 1. संस्थापित~करना "Tatas have instituted a number of openings for the engineers."

institution
institution 1. संस्था "An institution of reputation attracts many students."

institutional
institutional 1. संस्थानिक "Institutional accreditation helps the institute to function well."

institutionalization
institutionalization 1. संस्थानीकरण "Religious leaders were responsible for the institutionalization of." "their followers."

institutionalize
institutionalize 1. संस्थान~बना~देना "Chartered Accountants institutionalized accountancy in India."

instruct
instruct 1. शिक्षा~देना "She instructed the students to work on their pronounciation."

instruction
instruction 1. आदेश "Instructions should be followed strictly."

instructive
instructive 1. शिक्षाप्रद "Sylvia found that the visit to India is instructive."

instructor
instructor 1. उपदेशक "The player is talking to an instructor in the field."

instrument
instrument 1. उपकरण "Varieties of instruments are used in surgery." 2. वाद्य "Learning to play an instrument is an art." 3. माध्यम "His instrument of his success was his perseverance."

instrumental
instrumental 1. सहायक "He was largely instrumental in negotiating the peace settlement." 2. वाद्य~संगीत "He is good in instrumental music."

instrumental music
Instrumental music 1. वाद्य संगीत "I am interested in learning instrumental music."

instrumentalist
instrumentalist 1. वादक "Sashank is an instrumentalist."

instrumentation
instrumentation 1. वाद्यसंगीत-विन्यास "Yanini gave instrumentation in an applauding way."

insubordinate
insubordinate 1. अवज्ञाकारी "Rama killed the insubordinate Ravana."

insubordination
insubordination 1. अनादर, अवज्ञा "Rama never showed insubordination to others."

insubstantial
insubstantial 1. काल्पनिक "Mirage is insubstantial."

insufferable
insufferable 1. असह्य "Buddha realised that pain is insufferable."

insufficiency
insufficiency 1. कमी "Insufficiency of essential commodities should be checked ."

insufficient
insufficient 1. अपर्याप्त "Universities get insufficient funds."

insular
insular 1. अलग-थलग "Insular attitudes are not good for health."

insulate
insulate 1. आवरण~चढाना "Tapes can be used to insulate electric wires." "--"अलग~करना"" "Guest room was insulated during winter."

insulated
insulated 1. आवरणयुक्त "Insulated tapes are used in the electric wires."

insulating tape
insulating tape 1. विद्युत~अवरोधी~पट्टी "Insulating tape is used for covering the electrical wires to prevent the." "possibility of an electric shock."

insulator
insulator 1. इन्सुलेटर "Insulator is used for insulating against loss of electricity."

insulin
insulin 1. इन्सुलिन "Insulin level should be often checked in diabetic patients. ."

insult
insult 1. अपमान "The lady hurled insults at the waiter ." insult 1. अपमान~करना "He insulted her with his rude remarks."

insulting
insulting 1. अपमानजनक "Her anger rose by the insulting remarks of the passerby."

insuperable
insuperable 1. अजेय "Gandhiji overcame insuperable problems."

insupportable
insupportable 1. असह्य "Their debt had become an insupportable burden ."

insurance
insurance 1. बीमा "One should take insurance to cover the risk factors."

insurance policy
insurance policy 1. बीमा~योजना "Insurance Policy helps people in many ways."

insure
insure 1. बीमा~करना[कराना] "We should insure against accidents."

insurgent
insurgent 1. राजद्रोही "Security against insurgent terrorists should be provided ."

insurmountable
insurmountable 1. अजेय "Gandhiji overcame insurmountable difficulties."

insurrection
insurrection 1. बलवा, विद्रोह, फ़साद, विप्लव, प्रजाकोप "Naxalites insurrection has come up due to land disputes."

intact
intact 1. अखण्ड "All the porcelains were intact when we shifted."

intake
intake 1. भुक्तक्रिया "Intake of fluids should be more in a day." 2. ग्राह्यता "Intake of students in the humanities has come down."

intangible
intangible 1. अस्पष्ट "As the student's handwriting was bad,it was intangible."

integer
integer 1. पूर्ण~संख्या "3/4 is not an integer."

integral
integral 1. पूर्ण "Security was beefed up in the integral part of the country."

integrate
integrate 1. एकीकरण~करना "The students of this school integrate immediately, despite their different backgrounds." ""integrated","Adj","1.एकीकृत"" "Integrated network helps communication."

integrated circuit
integrated circuit 1. समन्वित~सरकिट "Integrated circuit is used in instruments."

integration
integration 1. एकीकरण "Subramanya Bharati composed songs of integration."

integrity
integrity 1. ईमानदारी "Leaders fought for the integrity of our country."

intellect
intellect 1. प्रज्ञा "She is a woman with a keen intellect and exceptional qualities."

intellectual
intellectual 1. बुद्धिगत "Child's intellectual development depends on the upbringing and environment." "factors." 2. प्रज्ञावान "An intellectual person always foresees an act."

intellectualism
intellectualism 1. प्रज्ञावाद "Intellectualism without application is not effective."

intellectualize
intellectualize 1. बुद्धिसंगत~करना "He intellectualizes everything. It doesn't always help.."

intellectually
intellectually 1. बौद्धिक~रूप~से "Involving older people in various activities helps them intellectually ."

intelligence
intelligence 1. बुद्धिमत्ता "Hari showed no intelligence when he was a child." 2. सूचना "We sent out planes to gather intelligence on their radar coverage."

intelligence test
intelligence test 1. बुद्धिमत्ता~की~परीक्षा "Students often give intelligence test to test their I.Q level."

intelligent
intelligent 1. बुद्धिमान "The student put forward intelligent questions." "--"सुबोध"" "Computer is fed on an intelligent system."

intelligently
intelligently 1. बुद्धिमत्तापूर्वक "The girl answered the questions intelligently."

intelligentsia
intelligentsia 1. प्रबुद्ध~लोग "People of intellingentsia are interested in culture and learning."

intelligibility
intelligibility 1. बुद्धिग्राह्यता "Clarity in expression promotes intelligibility."

intelligible
intelligible 1. बोधनीय "His seminar was intelligible to many students."

intemperance
intemperance 1. असंयम "One must check the intemperance of anger."

intemperate
intemperate 1. असंयमी "The intemperate desires made Vishwamitra to ask for the kamadhenu."

intend
intend 1. इरादा~रखना "I intend to complete this work by evening." 2. निमित्त~होना "Cars are intended for the scrapyard."

intended
intended 1. उद्धिष्ट "The professor completed the book intended for class 8th."

intense
intense 1. तीक्ष्ण, उत्कट, अतिमात्र "Tom has intense pain in his ankle." 2. तेज "Don't go out in intense heat." 3. गम्भीर "He gets very intense when he talks about politics."

intensely
intensely 1. उत्कटता~से "He worked intensely."

intensifier
intensifier 1. तीव्रक{व्याकरण~में} "In grammar such,very are intensifiers."

intensify
intensify 1. सशक्त~करना "The security intensified the combing operations ."

intensity
intensity 1. उत्कटता "The earthquake occured with intensity this time." 2. प्रचंडता "The intensity of the tornado is unaccountable."

intensive
intensive 1. वृद्धिकर "Intensive methods are implemented in the field of agriculture." 2. तीव्र "An intensive search helped him to regain his possessions."

intensive care
intensive care 1. सघन~संरक्षण "The accident victims are admitted in the intensive care unit."

intensively
intensively 1. अधिकता~से "He worked intensively for the post."

intent
intent 1. आसक्त~चित्त "Sam is watching the programme with an intent expression ." 2. निष्ठा "He was intent on getting promoted." intent 1. उद्देश्य "His intent was to provide a new translation."

intention
intention 1. लक्ष्य "Chief Minister's intention is to make Hyderabad as Hitech City."

intentional
intentional 1. जानबूझकर "Intentional sabotage was alerted by the police ."

intentionally
intentionally 1. जान~बूझ~कर "He passed the remark intentionally."

intently
intently 1. उत्सुकतापूर्वक "Raj listened to his lecture intently."

inter
inter 1. गाड़ना{लाश} "They intered the body in the cemetery." inter- 1. अन्तर "The government has to interact with the people." 2. साथ~साथ "Telephones are inetr-connected."

inter alia
inter alia 1. अन्य~बातों~के~साथ

interact
interact 1. एक~दूसरे~को~प्रभावित~करना "He should interact more with his colleagues."

interaction
interaction 1. पारस्परिक~व्यवहार "Interaction between the teacher and the students should be cordial."

interactive
interactive 1. पारस्परिक "The company encourages interactive groups."

interbreed
interbreed 1. मिश्रित~जातिजीव~उत्पन्न~करना "Botanists interbreed many plant species."

intercede
intercede 1. मध्यस्थता~करना "He interceded in the family dispute."

intercept
intercept 1. बीच~में~रोकना "The reporter intercepted the conversation."

interception
interception 1. अन्तर्रोधन

interceptor
interceptor 1. सेना~वायुयान "The interceptors destroyed the battalion of the enemies."

interchange
interchange 1. अदला~बदला~करना "I interchanged a rupee for a dollar."

interchangeable
interchangeable 1. विनिमेय "In a barter system things were interchangeable."

intercity
inter-city 1. अन्तर्नगरी "An inter-city train service helps the people to commute faster."

intercollegiate
intercollegiate 1. अन्तर्महाविद्यालय "Mahesh took part in intercollegiate competition."

intercom
intercom 1. आंतरिकसंचार "Intercom plays a vital role in the network communication."

intercommunicate
intercommunicate 1. अंत:संचार~होना "We had intercommunicating rooms."

intercommunication
intercommunication 1. अंत:संचार "Intercommunication helps people to come closer."

interconnect
interconnect 1. अन्तर्संबद्ध~करना "Computers help people to interconnect in the field of information."

intercontinental
intercontinental 1. अन्तर्महाद्वीपीय "Tourism encouraged intercontinental travels."

intercourse
intercourse 1. बोल~चाल "There is a meeting for social intercourse."

interdenominational
interdenominational 1. अन्तर्धर्मसंप्रदायी "Interdenominational attitudes help one to interact freely."

interdepartmental
interdepartmental 1. अन्तर्विभागीय "An interdepartmental meeting was held today in the university."

interdependence
interdependence 1. परस्पराधीनता "Interdependence between the workers and the management strengthens the economy."

interdependent
interdependent 1. अन्योन्याश्रित "SAARC countries are interdependent nations."

interdict
interdict 1. निषेधाज्ञा "The interdict from the court forced him to go underground." "--"पोप~की~निषेधाज्ञा"" "As he preached against the pope he was interdicted."

interest
interest 1. रस "The show did not interest him." 2. रुचि "I have interest in music." 3. हित "He has best interests at heart." 4. ब्याज "Public sector gives more interests for the depositors." interest 1. रुचि~उत्पन्न~करना "After retirement he began to interest himself in voluntary work."

interested
interested 1. रुचि~रखनेवाला "The interested people can join the group.."

interesting
interesting 1. रोचक "Arthur Hailey's novels are interesting."

interestingly
interestingly 1. दिलचस्पी~से "Interestingly,consumer spending has increased these days." ""interface","N","1.मिलन-बिंदु"" "The press provides the interface between the government and the people."

interface
interface 1. मिलन-बिंदु~करना "The computer interfaced new system with existing programs."

interfere
interfere 1. बीच~मेँ~पड़ना "She interferes and gives her opinions in the meeting."

interference
interference 1. हस्तक्षेप "Concentration on our work will be difficult if there is interference." 2. बाधा "Interference from a foreign broadcasting system is causing disturbance.."

interferon
interferon 1. विषाणु~अवरोधक{जीवविज्ञान~व~रसायन} "Interferon helps communication in the nervous system."

intergalactic
intergalactic 1. नीहारिकाओं~के~मध्यवर्ती "Space shuttle was sent to study the intergalactic stars."

intergovernmental
intergovernmental 1. अन्तर्शासकीय "An intergovernmental conference was held in the capital."

interim
interim 1. अल्पकालीन "The discount is for the interim period." interim 1. अन्तरिम~अवधि "The university is holding convocation in the interim."

interior
interior 1. भीतरी "An interior decor adds beauty to the house." interior 1. भीतर "The interior of salar jung museum needs attention."

interior decorator
interior decorator 1. इन्टीरियर~डेकोरेटर{घर~की~भीतरी~साज~सज्जा~करनेवाला} "An interior decorator decorates the insides of houses."

interior design
interior design 1. भीतरी~डिज़ाइन "I like to do interior design ."

interior designer
interior designer 1. आंतर~डिज़ाइन~करनेवाला "He works for the company as an interior designer."

interject
interject 1. बीच~मेँ~राय~देना "She interjected the conversation with clever remarks.."

interjection
interjection 1. विस्मयादिबोधक "Hurray! he shouted on seeing the comet."

interlace
interlace 1. गूँथना "This crochet is interlaced."

interleave
interleave 1. आंतरपत्रण "The exercise book has lined pages interleaved with plain pages."

interlink
interlink 1. जोड, मिलाना "Rivers are interlinked with the canal system."

interlock
interlock 1. एक~साथ~जोडना "Interlock the pipes to prevent leakage.."

interlocutor
interlocutor 1. वार्तालापी "He is an interlocutor and keeps everyone busy."

interloper
interloper 1. अजनबी "She felt as an interloper in the new town."

interlude
interlude 1. अन्तराल "There will now be a 1.minute interlude in the play." "--"मध्यान्तर~का~कार्यक्रम"" "The play will have an interlude with music ."

intermarriage
intermarriage 1. भिन्न~जाति~का~विवाह "C.Rajagopalachari believed that caste and creed will be merged in intermarriage."

intermediary
intermediary 1. प्रतिनिधि "There are intermediaries in the business." intermediary 1. मध्यस्थ "He played an intermediary role in the conflict."

intermediate
intermediate 1. मध्यवर्ती "The car stops at a number of intermediate junctions."

interminable
interminable 1. अनन्त "His was an interminable discussion."

interminably
interminably 1. अनन्त~रूप~से "The lecture was dragged on interminably."

intermingle
intermingle 1. मिलना "Students intermingle in the farewell party."

intermission
intermission 1. मध्यान्तर "There will be a short intermission after the song."

intermittent
intermittent 1. आंतरायिक "Intermittent rain stopped the cricket match."

intermittently
intermittently 1. आंतरायिकता~से "Flashes of lightning occures intermittently."

intern
intern 1. कैद~रखना "Jawaharlal Nehru was interned in jail."

internal
internal 1. आन्तरिक "He knows the internal workings of the machine." "The teacher is showing the picture of internal organs to the students."

internalcombustion engine
internal-combustion engine 1. ? "Internal-combustion engine is used to drive cars."

internally
internally 1. आंतरिक~रूप~से "They are working internally for the project."

international
international 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय "He is a player of international repute." international 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय~संघटन "UNICEF,concerned with the health and education of the children is." "international."

internationale
internationale 1. समाजवादी~गीत "The band played the internationale on beating the retreat."

internationalisation
internationalisation 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीयता "Internationalisation helps peace in the world."

internationalism
internationalism 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीयता "Internationalism promotes the development of a country."

internationalist
internationalist 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीयतावादी "Bertrand Russell is an internationalist in his outlook."

internationally
internationally 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीयता~से "C.V.Raman ,the physicist is internaionally known."

internecine
internecine 1. द्विपक्षघातकीय "Internecine conflict crops up in the border between two countries."

internet
internet 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय~कम्प्यूटर~तन्त्र "Internet brings people closer all over the world through communication."

interpenetrate
interpenetrate 1. फैलाना "Ashoka interpenetrated Buddhism after the Kalinga war."

interpenetration
interpenetration 1. अन्तर्भेदन "Many leaders fought for the interpenetration."

interpersonal
interpersonal 1. पारस्परिक "Interpersonel skills should be developed."

interplanetary
interplanetary 1. अन्तर्ग्रह "The movie on the interplanetary space mission was thrilling."

interpol
interpol 1. अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय~पुलिस "Interpol helps in detecting international crimes."

interpolate
interpolate 1. बीच~में~डालना "He interpolated a conversation with a witty remark."

interpose
interpose 1. बीच~में~बोलना "He interposed in the midst of the meeting."

interpret
interpret 1. वर्णन~करना "He interpreted a poem in the class." 2. भाषान्तर~करना "Will ,you interpret the passage for me."

interpretation
interpretation 1. बयान "The evidence suggests a different interpretation of events."

interpretative
interpretative 1. व्याख्यात्मक "Interpretative commentary is given by Mallinatha."

interpreter
interpreter 1. अनुवादक "An interpreter is accompanying the Russian President."

interregnum
interregnum 1. अंतराल "He takes over as vice chancellor after a lengthy interregnum."

interrelate
interrelate 1. परस्पर~संबद्ध~करना "Medicine and psychology are interrelated."

interrelation
interrelation 1. पारस्परिक~संबंध

interrogate
interrogate 1. प्रश्न~करना "The police interrogated the prisoner."

interrogation
interrogation 1. पूछ~ताछ "The accused is taken for interrogation."

interrogative
interrogative 1. प्रश्नात्मक "Interrogative pronouns are used in English Grammar." "He gave an interrogative look at me."

interrogator
interrogator 1. प्रश्नकर्ता'. "The interrogator put forward evidences to the judge ."

interrupt
interrupt 1. क्रमभंग~करना "Trade between the two countries was interrupted by constant war." 2. बोलने~में~बाधा~देना "Please don't interrupt me while I'm on the phone."

interruption
interruption 1. रुकावट "His speech was long without interruption." "--"बाधा"" "The telephone is an annoying interruption."

intersect
intersect 1. परस्पर~काटना "The field is intersected by a small brook."

intersection
intersection 1. चौराहा "Road is broad at the intersection."

intersperse
intersperse 1. बीच~बीच~में~होना "Pearls are interspersed with diamonds. ."

interstate
interstate 1. अन्तर्राज्यीय "Many lorries ply in interstate highways."

interstellar
interstellar 1. अन्तर्तारकीय "Interstellar constellations are seen in space."

interstice
interstice 1. दरार "Interstices in the walls should be filled."

intertwine
intertwine 1. बटना "The creepers are intertwined and looks beautiful ."

interval
interval 1. अंतराल "She returned to work after an interval of about half an hour."

intervene
intervene 1. बीच~मेँ~आना "The military intervened and the situation was brought under control."

intervention
intervention 1. मध्यवर्त "The intervention of the state government gave relief to the flood." "victims."

interview
interview 1. भेँट "Applicants for posts are called for interview." interview 1. इंटरव्यू~लेना "We interview many people for the job."

interviewee
interviewee 1. साक्षात्कारदाता "The interviewee is preparing for the interview."

interviewer
interviewer 1. साक्षातकर्ता "The interviewer put forward many questions to the applicant."

interweave
interweave 1. गूँथना "Bees interweave the honey combs with wax ."

intestinal
intestinal 1. आँत~संबन्धी "Intestinal disorders crop up with unhygienic food."

intestine
intestine 1. अँतड़ी "He has fever due to infection in the intestine."

intimacy
intimacy 1. आत्मीयता "Family intimacy should be strengthened by frequent visits."

intimate
intimate 1. आत्मीय "Intimate friendship should be encouraged." 2. सुपरिचित "He has an intimate knowledge of criminal law." 3. अन्तरंग "Kalidasa,the poet and the dramatist was intimate with nature." intimate 1. बतलाना "He intimated his willingness to take part in the function."

intimately
intimately 1. परिचित~रूप~से. "The two phenomena are intimately connected."

intimidate
intimidate 1. धमकाना "Her boss intimidates her by threats."

intimidation
intimidation 1. धमकी "The police tried to bribe her by intimidation ."

intimidatory
intimidatory 1. धमकाने~वाली "The factory workers did not bother about the intimidatory tactics of the." "chairman."

into
into 1. अंदर~को "You come into the house." 2. गुणित~करने~पर "5 into 1.is fifty."

intolerable
intolerable 1. असहनीय "Noise in the city is intolerable."

intolerably
intolerably 1. असह्यता~से "Hitler was intolerably cruel to the Jews."

intolerance
intolerance 1. असहिष्णुता "Religious intolerance leads to violence."

intolerant
intolerant 1. असहनशील "He is intolerant to others faults."

intonaton
intonaton 1. अनुतान "The mandolin's intonation was pleasing."

intone
intone 1. अनुतान~करना "Latha intoned a prayer."

intoxicant
intoxicant 1. मादक~पदार्थ "Alchohol is an intoxicant."

intoxicate
intoxicate 1. नशे~में~लाना "He was intoxicated under the influence of drugs." 2. उन्मत्त~करना "Hitler was intoxicated by the power of his office."

intoxicating
intoxicating 1. नशीली "Intoxicating drugs should be avoided."

intoxication
intoxication 1. नशा "Intoxication makes a person astray."

intra
intra 1. भीतरी "She was given intra venous injection."

intractable
intractable 1. हठी "Intractable children should be guided properly."

intramural
intramural 1. अन्तर्संस्थानिक "--"2.संस्थागत~प्रतियोगिता"" "An intramural game is there today."

intransigence
intransigence 1. हठ

intransigent
intransigent 1. हठी "We are unable to reach any compromise due to their intransigent nature."

intransitive
intransitive 1. अकर्मक~क्रिया "Intransitive verb has no object."

intrauterine
intra-uterine 1. गर्भाशय~का~भीतरी "She had a intra-uterine test."

intrauterine device
intra-uterine device 1. गर्भनिरोधक~उपकरण "The knowledge of the use of intra-uterine device has checked the population." "growth."

intravenous
intravenous 1. अन्तर्शिरा "An intravenous injection is painful."

intrepid
intrepid 1. निर्भय "Darwin was an intrepid explorer."

intricacy
intricacy 1. कठिनता "He is unable to follow the intricacies of the plot."

intricate
intricate 1. पेचीदा "The intricate work on the porcelain is beautiful."

intrigue
intrigue 1. षड्यन्त्र "The princely families of Rajputs were full of intrigues." intrigue 1. कूटयुक्ति~रचना

intriguing
intriguing 1. लुभावना "He found her rather intriguing."

intrinsic
intrinsic 1. मूलभूत "The Montessari educational system has intrinsic values."

intrinsically
intrinsically 1. तात्विक~रूप~से "Artisans work intrinsically on the artefacts ."

introduce
introduce 1. परिचय~कराना[करना] "Graham was introduced to me in the function." 2. प्रस्तुत~करना "A new word processor was introduced." 3. उपलब्ध~कराना "The domestic appliances were introduced in the market ."

introduction
introduction 1. प्रस्तुति "The introduction of the new agricultural methods helped the farmers." 2. परिचय "He is a person who needs no introduction." 3. भूमिका "Apar gave a general idea of her research by way of introduction."

introductory
introductory 1. आरंभिक "He began the slide show with some introductory remarks."

introspection
introspection 1. आत्मविश्लेषण "The loss in his business led to a great deal of introspection." "in the family."

introspective
introspective 1. आत्मविश्लेषी "Some children are introspective."

introversion
introversion 1. अन्तर्मुखता "Introversion should be discouraged."

introvert
introvert 1. अन्तर्मुखी~व्यक्ति "He is an introvert who does not take part in any activities."

introverted
introverted 1. अंतर्मुखी "He became introverted when he grew older."

intrude
intrude 1. घुसना "They intruded on our dinner party."

intruder
intruder 1. घुसपैठिया "Many intruders cross the indo-pak border."

intrusion
intrusion 1. बलात्~प्रवेश "She did not like his intrusion in her privacy."

intrusive
intrusive 1. घुसपैठ~करने~वाला "She felt her presence there was intrusive."

intuit
intuit 1. सहजज्ञान~होना "When reason is difficult you try to intuit."

intuition
intuition 1. अन्तर्ज्ञान "He had an intuition that something had gone wrong."

intuitive
intuitive 1. सहजज्ञान~संबन्धी'. "Philosophers had intuitive perception."

inundate
inundate 1. प्लावित~करना. "They were inundated with enquiries." 2. बाढ~लाना "Brashmaputra inundates the valleys every year."

inundation
inundation 1. बाढ "inundation of low lying land should be checked."

invade
invade 1. आक्रमण~करना "Their air space was invaded by the enemy aircrafts." 2. घुस~जाना "Many fans invaded the pitch."

invader
invader 1. आक्रमणकारी "Invaders were checked by the army in the border."

invalid
invalid 1. अविधिमान्य "His passport became invalid." 2. अमान्य "Most of her arguments sounded invalid.." invalid 1. अशक्त~व्यक्ति "It is heartening to know that an invalid is getting oppurtunities." invalid 1. नौकरी~छोड़ने~पर~मजबूर~करना{विशेष~सेना~में} "He was invalided out of the army after he had an injury in the war front."

invalidate
invalidate 1. अविधिमान्य~करना "All his statements were invalidated in the court."

invalidity
invalidity 1. अविधिमान्यता "His passport showed invalidity."

invaluable
invaluable 1. अमूल्य "This book will be invaluable for the student's of sanskrit." 2. बहुमूल्य "The invaluable antiques and gems of Salarjung Museum are worthseeing."

invariably
invariably 1. सर्वदा "The Minar Express comes invariably late everyday ."

invasion
invasion 1. आक्रमण "The invasion of the Mohammud Ghori started the muslim rule in India." 2. चढाई "An invasion of tourists in the beginning of this millenium boosted tourism."

invasive
invasive 1. फैलाव "The doctor diagonsed invasive cancer cells spreading."

invective
invective 1. अपवाद "The opposition let out a stream of invectives against the ruling party."

inveigle
inveigle 1. चालाकी~से~फुसलाना "His friend inveigled him to start the new venture."

invent
invent 1. आविष्कार~करना "Graham Bell invented telephones."

invention
invention 1. आविष्कार "Nobel Laureates play an important role for their inventions in science."

inventive
inventive 1. आविष्कारी "Scientists are involved in inventive methods in research."

inventiveness
inventiveness 1. ? "WE must admire the inventiveness of the modern advertising."

inventor
inventor 1. आविष्कारक "An inventor puts his heart and soul in the invention."

inventory
inventory 1. विस्तृत~सूची "We made a good inventory of the contents of our house." "They carried a vast inventory of hardware."

inverse
inverse 1. प्रतिलोम "She told the mathematical tables in inverse order."

inversion
inversion 1. उलटाव "Englsih uses inversion as a syntactic device.."

invert
invert 1. उलटा~करना "The theme is inverted in the fairy tale movie."

invertebrate
invertebrate 1. रीढविहीन "There are vertebrates and invertebrates animals."

inverted commas
inverted commas 1. उलटा~अल्पविराम "Put inverted commas for the following sentences."

invest
invest 1. धन~लगाना "He invested his providend fund money in securities." 2. अधिकार~देना "The vice-chancellor has been invested with full authority to act."

investigate
investigate 1. जाँचना. "The district attorney's office investigated reports of possible irregularities." 2. अनुसंधान~करना "A team investigated the ruins of Dwarka city under the sea."

investigation
investigation 1. जाँच "The income-tax officials completed the investigation on the actor." 2. अनुसंधान "Investigations are going on in science for the cure of cancer."

investigator
investigator 1. जाँच~करने~वाला "The investigators from the insurance found out the cause of the accident." 2. जाँच~कर्ता "Army men are investigators on the border line."

investigatory
investigatory 1. जाँच~सम्बन्धित "He got the investigatory orders from the income-tax officials ."

investiture
investiture 1. पदरोहण~समारोह "The investiture of the army chief was held today."

investment
investment 1. निवेशन "A good dividend shows the company's investment plans."

investor
investor 1. धन~लगाना "Jamshed Tata was an investor who invested on industries and institutions."

inveterate
inveterate 1. अभ्यस्त "She is an inveterate musician." 2. निरन्तर[बुरी~आदतें] "His inveterated behaviour brought his downfall."

invidious
invidious 1. द्वेषजनक "It is not good to encourage inviduous behaviour."

invigilate
invigilate 1. निगरानी~करना "Ram went to the school to invigilate the history exam."

invigilation
invigilation 1. निगरानी "The army forces were in the war front for invigilatrion."

invigilator
invigilator 1. निरीक्षक "An invigilator collects the papers from the students."

invigorate
invigorate 1. बलवर्धन~करना "Yoga invigorates health ."

invigorating
invigorating 1. बलवर्धक "Invigorating herbs are good for health."

invincible
invincible 1. अजेय "Alexander thought that he was invincible."

inviolable
inviolable 1. अलङ्घ्य "The laws of Newton are inviolable."

inviolate
inviolate 1. अनुल्लंघनीय "We should not think that our borders are inviolate."

invisibility
invisibility 1. अदृश्यता "The plane could not land due to invisibility."

invisible
invisible 1. अदृश्य "The moon was invisible in the sky." 2. अप्रकट

invisibly
invisibly 1. अदृश्य~रूप~से "The birds sang invisibly."

invitation
invitation 1. आमन्त्रण "We got the invitation for the concert."

invite
invite 1. निमन्त्रण~भेजना "We invited our relatives for our daughter's marriage." 2. आकृष्ट~करना "Leaving your vehicles unlocked is just inviting trouble."

invitro
invitro 1. बनावटी~गर्भाधान~करना "An egg fertilised in vitro."

invocation
invocation 1. स्तुति "We sang the invocation in the function."

invoice
invoice 1. बीजक "The clerk made an invoice for the expenses." invoice 1. बीजक~बनाना "The booking will be invoiced by your travel agent."

invoke
invoke 1. चिरौरी~करना "Bahuguna invoked many people to back up the agitation." 2. अवलम्ब~लेना "The devas went to invoke vishnu to protect them."

involuntarily
involuntarily 1. अनिच्छा~से "Involuntarily she came forward to help the needy."

involuntary
involuntary 1. अस्वैच्छिक "Her help was involuntary."

involve
involve 1. शामिल~करना "The job will involve many workers." 2. काम~में~लग~जाना "All students were involved in the science exihibition." 3. खतरे~में~पडना "She was involved in a trouble."

involvement
involvement 1. फँसाव "His suspected involvement in the robbery came into limelight."

invulnerable
invulnerable 1. सुरक्षित "The Mughal emperors had the fortification that was invulnerable to attacks." 2. अभेद्य "Srilankans are in an invulnerable position at the cricket match series."

inward
inward 1. अन्दरूनी "Our actions do not reflect our inward nature." 2. आवक "She had the inward inclination to help others ."

inwardly
inwardly 1. मन~मेँ "When he got the promotion he was delighted inwardly."