The Tale of Two Bad Mice — Page 5

Vocabulary

और

aur — And; also, used to connect words or clauses

हर

har — Every; each one without exception

सुबह

subah — Morning; the early part of the day

बहुत

bahut — Very; a lot, indicating great degree or quantity

जल्दी

jaldī — Early; quickly, in a hurry or soon

जब

jab — When; at the time that something occurs

कोई

koī — Anyone; someone, any person or thing

भी

bhī — Also; even, too, used for emphasis or inclusion

जागा

jāgā — Woke up; past tense of waking from sleep

नहीं

nahīṃ — No; not, used to negate a statement

होता

hotā — Would be; habitual or potential form of 'to be'

अपना

apnā — Own; one's own (masculine form), belonging to oneself

अपनी

apnī — Own; one's own (feminine form), belonging to oneself

झाड़ू

jhāṛū — Broom; a brush used for sweeping floors

लेकर

lekar — Taking; having taken, carrying along with oneself

गुड़ियों

guṛiyoṃ — Dolls; plural oblique form of doll (toy figure)

के

ke — Of; postposition indicating possession or relation

घर

ghar — House; home, a place where one lives

को

ko — To; postposition marking indirect object or direction

साफ

sāf — Clean; clear, free from dirt or impurity

करने

karne — To do; infinitive oblique form, doing an action

आती

ātī — Comes; habitual present (feminine) of 'to come'

है

hai — Is; present tense of 'to be' (third person singular)

समाप्त

samāpt — Finished; ended, concluded, brought to a close

द्वारा

dvārā — By; through, indicating agent or means of action

मुद्रित

mudrit — Printed; published in printed form, pressed into print