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The girls are not on the pond; but some of them have skates which roll on the floor.

लड़कियाँ तालाब पर नहीं हैं; लेकिन उनमें से कुछ के पास स्केट हैं जो फर्श पर लुढ़कते हैं।

[Illustration: Script Exercise:

[चित्र: लिखावट अभ्यास:

How fast the cars go!

गाड़ियाँ कितनी तेज़ जाती हैं!

Can you see them?

क्या आप उन्हें देख सकते हैं?

]

]

LESSON XXXI.

पाठ ३१.

work ax pile Ned think wood saw hard cut

काम कुल्हाड़ी ढेर नेड सोचना लकड़ी आरी कठिन काटना

[Illustration: Two boys, one sawing, the other chopping logs.]

[चित्र: दो लड़के, एक आरी चला रहा है, दूसरा लट्ठे काट रहा है।]

Ned and John are hard at work.

नेड और जॉन कठिन परिश्रम कर रहे हैं।

John has a saw, and Ned has an ax.

जॉन के पास एक आरी है, और नेड के पास एक कुल्हाड़ी है।

They will try to cut all of the wood which you see in the pile.

वे ढेर में जो लकड़ी आप देख रहे हैं उसे सब काटने की कोशिश करेंगे।

Do you think they can do this in one day

क्या आपको लगता है कि वे यह एक दिन में कर सकते हैं

LESSON XXXII.

पाठ ३२.

noise air hear gone May walk cool two

शोर हवा सुनना गया मई चलना ठंडा दो

[Illustration: Two girls walking near a lake. Men working and boys playing in background.]

[चित्र: दो लड़कियाँ एक झील के पास चल रही हैं। पृष्ठभूमि में पुरुष काम कर रहे हैं और लड़के खेल रहे हैं।]

Two girls have gone out for a walk.

दो लड़कियाँ टहलने के लिए बाहर गई हैं।

It is May, and the air is cool.

यह मई का महीना है, और हवा ठंडी है।

They hear the birds sing in the trees, and they hear the noise of the frogs in the pond.

वे पेड़ों में पक्षियों का गाना सुनती हैं, और तालाब में मेंढकों का शोर सुनती हैं।

They see men at work and boys at play.

वे पुरुषों को काम करते और लड़कों को खेलते देखती हैं।

LESSON XXXIII.

पाठ ३३.

pull cart goats Bess up ride hill

खींचना गाड़ी बकरियाँ बेस ऊपर सवारी पहाड़ी

[Illustration: Girl riding in small cart pulled by two goats.]

[चित्र: दो बकरियों द्वारा खींची जा रही छोटी गाड़ी में बैठी लड़की।]

Bess has a cart and two goats.

बेस के पास एक गाड़ी और दो बकरियाँ हैं।

She likes to ride in her cart.

उसे अपनी गाड़ी में सवारी करना पसंद है।

See how the goats pull!

देखो बकरियाँ कैसे खींचती हैं!

Bess is so big, I think she should walk up the hill.

बेस इतनी बड़ी है, मुझे लगता है उसे पहाड़ी पर चलकर जाना चाहिए।

The goats love Bess, for she feeds them, and is kind to them.

बकरियाँ बेस से प्यार करती हैं, क्योंकि वह उन्हें खाना खिलाती है, और उनके प्रति दयालु है।

LESSON XXXIV.

पाठ ३४.

Vocabulary

लड़कियाँ
laṛkiyāṃ — Girls; plural form of girl
तालाब
tālāb — Pond; a small body of still water
पर
par — On, upon, or but; preposition or conjunction
नहीं
nahīṃ — No, not; used to negate a statement
हैं
haiṃ — Are; plural present tense of 'to be'
लेकिन
lekin — But, however; conjunction showing contrast
उनमें
unmeṃ — Among them, in them; locative pronoun form
से
se — From, with, by; common postposition in Hindi
कुछ
kuch — Some, a few, something; indefinite quantity
के
ke — Of; genitive postposition linking nouns
पास
pās — Near, close; also indicates possession
स्केट
skeṭ — Skate; a wheeled or bladed shoe for gliding
जो
jo — Who, which, that; relative pronoun
फर्श
farś — Floor; the ground surface inside a building
लुढ़कते
luṛhakte — Rolling, tumbling; moving by rotating along surface
चित्र
citra — Picture, image, illustration; a visual representation
लिखावट
likhāvaṭ — Handwriting; the style of one's written script
अभ्यास
abhyās — Practice, exercise; repeated activity to gain skill
गाड़ियाँ
gāṛiyāṃ — Vehicles, carts; plural form of vehicle or cart
कितनी
kitnī — How many, how much; feminine interrogative of quantity
तेज़
tez — Fast, sharp, intense; quick or strong in nature
जाती
jātī — Goes; feminine singular habitual present of 'to go'
क्या
kyā — What; also used to form yes/no questions
आप
āp — You; formal second-person pronoun in Hindi
उन्हें
unheṃ — To them, them; oblique plural third-person pronoun
देख
dekh — See, look; root form of the verb to see
सकते
sakte — Can, able to; masculine plural potential verb form
पाठ
pāṭh — Lesson, chapter; a unit of study or reading
काम
kām — Work, task, job; purposeful activity or labor
कुल्हाड़ी
kulhāṛī — Axe, hatchet; a tool used for chopping wood
ढेर
ḍher — Pile, heap; a large accumulated quantity of something
सोचना
socnā — To think, to ponder; mental process of reflection
लकड़ी
lakṛī — Wood, stick; timber or a piece of wood
आरी
ārī — Saw; a tool with a toothed blade for cutting
कठिन
kaṭhin — Difficult, hard; not easy to do or understand
काटना
kāṭnā — To cut, to chop; severing something with a tool
दो
do — Two; the number 2, or imperative of 'to give'
लड़के
laṛke — Boys; plural or oblique form of boy
एक
ek — One; the number 1, also meaning 'a/an'
चला
calā — Went, moved; masculine past tense of 'to go'
रहा
rahā — Was doing; auxiliary indicating continuous past action
है
hai — Is; singular present tense of 'to be'
दूसरा
dūsrā — Second, another, the other; ordinal or alternate
लट्ठे
laṭṭhe — Logs; plural of log, thick pieces of wood
काट
kāṭ — Cut; root/imperative form of to cut or chop
और
aur — And, more; conjunction joining words or clauses
परिश्रम
pariśram — Hard work, diligence; dedicated and strenuous effort
कर
kar — Do; imperative or conjunctive form of 'to do'
रहे
rahe — Were doing; plural continuous auxiliary verb form
वे
ve — They; third-person plural pronoun, also formal 'he/she'
में
meṃ — In, inside; postposition indicating location within
उसे
use — To him/her/it; oblique singular third-person pronoun
सब
sab — All, everyone, everything; totality of a group
काटने
kāṭne — Cutting; oblique infinitive form of to cut
की
kī — Of; feminine genitive postposition linking nouns
कोशिश
koṣiś — Attempt, effort, try; endeavoring to accomplish something
करेंगे
kareṃge — Will do; masculine plural future tense of 'to do'
आपको
āpko — To you; formal dative form of second-person pronoun
लगता
lagtā — Seems, feels; used to express opinion or sensation
कि
ki — That; conjunction introducing a subordinate clause
यह
yah — This, it; near third-person demonstrative pronoun
दिन
din — Day; a period of twenty-four hours
शोर
śor — Noise, loud sound; disturbing or clamorous sounds
हवा
havā — Wind, air, breeze; moving air or the atmosphere
सुनना
sunnā — To listen, to hear; receiving sound through ears
गया
gayā — Went; masculine singular simple past of 'to go'
मई
maī — May; the fifth month of the Gregorian calendar
चलना
calnā — To walk, to move; general verb for movement
ठंडा
ṭhaṇḍā — Cold, cool; low temperature, masculine adjective form
झील
jhīl — Lake; a large body of still water inland
चल
cal — Walk, move, go; imperative or root of to walk
रही
rahī — Was doing; feminine continuous auxiliary verb form
पृष्ठभूमि
pṛṣṭhabhūmi — Background; the setting or backdrop of a scene
पुरुष
puruṣ — Man, male; an adult male human being
खेल
khel — Game, sport, play; a recreational competitive activity
टहलने
ṭahalne — Walking, strolling; oblique infinitive of to stroll
लिए
lie — For; postposition indicating purpose or benefit
बाहर
bāhar — Outside, outdoors; beyond the interior of something
गई
gaī — Went; feminine singular simple past of 'to go'
का
kā — Of; masculine genitive postposition linking nouns
महीना
mahīnā — Month; one of twelve divisions of the year
ठंडी
ṭhaṇḍī — Cold, cool; feminine form of the adjective cold
पेड़ों
peṛoṃ — Trees; oblique plural form of tree
पक्षियों
pakṣiyoṃ — Birds; oblique plural form of bird
गाना
gānā — To sing, a song; singing or a musical composition
सुनती
suntī — Listens, hears; feminine habitual present of to hear
मेंढकों
meṃḍhakoṃ — Frogs; oblique plural form of frog
पुरुषों
puruṣoṃ — Men; oblique plural form of man
को
ko — To, for; postposition marking indirect object or direction
करते
karte — Do, doing; masculine plural habitual present of to do
लड़कों
laṛkoṃ — Boys; oblique plural form of boy
खेलते
khelte — Play, playing; masculine plural habitual present of to play
देखती
dekhtī — Sees, watches; feminine habitual present of to see
खींचना
khīṃcnā — To pull, to draw; exerting force to move something
गाड़ी
gāṛī — Vehicle, cart, car; a wheeled mode of transport
बकरियाँ
bakriyāṃ — Goats; plural form of goat
ऊपर
ūpar — Above, up, on top; higher in position or place
सवारी
savārī — Ride, rider, passenger; the act of riding something
पहाड़ी
pahāṛī — Hill, hilly; relating to or resembling a hill
बकरियों
bakriyoṃ — Goats; oblique plural form of goat
द्वारा
dvārā — By, through; postposition indicating agent or means
खींची
khīṃcī — Pulled, drawn; feminine past tense of to pull
जा
jā — Go; imperative or stem of the verb to go
छोटी
choṭī — Small, little; feminine adjective for small size
बैठी
baiṭhī — Sat, seated; feminine past tense of to sit
लड़की
laṛkī — Girl; a young female child or person
अपनी
apnī — Own; feminine reflexive possessive pronoun
करना
karnā — To do, to perform; basic infinitive of to do
पसंद
pasand — Like, preference; something one finds pleasing or enjoyable
देखो
dekho — Look, see; informal imperative of to look or see
कैसे
kaise — How; interrogative adverb asking about manner or way
खींचती
khīṃctī — Pulls; feminine habitual present tense of to pull
इतनी
itnī — So much, this much; feminine correlative of quantity
बड़ी
baṛī — Big, large; feminine adjective for large size
मुझे
mujhe — To me, I need; dative/oblique first-person singular pronoun
चलकर
calkar — Having walked, on foot; conjunctive participle of to walk
जाना
jānā — To go; basic infinitive of the verb to go
चाहिए
cāhie — Should, need, want; expresses necessity or desire
प्यार
pyār — Love, affection; deep feeling of care or attachment
करती
kartī — Does; feminine habitual present tense of to do
क्योंकि
kyoṃki — Because; conjunction giving reason or cause
वह
vah — He, she, it, that; third-person singular pronoun
खाना
khānā — Food, to eat; meal or the act of eating
खिलाती
khilātī — Feeds; feminine habitual present of to feed someone
उनके
unke — Their, of them; masculine genitive plural pronoun
प्रति
prati — Toward, per, towards; postposition indicating direction or attitude
दयालु
dayālu — Kind, compassionate; having a generous and caring nature
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