Nepali grammar

In Nepali, verb conjugation is affected by the subject’s pronoun, tense, formality, and politeness. The verb “to go” is जानु (jānu), and its conjugation varies according to the tense (present, past, future), number (singular, plural), and honorific levels. Here’s a breakdown along with the grammar structure: 1. Present Tense (वर्तमान काल) Structure: Subject. + (primary […]

A synonym is a word or phrase with the same or nearly the same meaning as another word in the same language. For example, “happy” and “joyful” are synonyms because they convey a similar meaning. Synonyms help in varying language and avoiding repetition while maintaining the same general meaning. A word or phrase that means

Prefix: A prefix is a group of letters added to the beginning of a word to modify its meaning. For example, the prefix “un-” in the word “unhappy” changes the definition to “not happy.” In Nepali, prefixes ((पूर्व-प्रत्यय)) are added at the beginning of a word to change its meeting or add emphasis. Here are

A conjunction is a part of speech that connects words, phrases, clauses, or sentences. It helps to link elements in a sentence, showing how they are related. It helps make sentences smoother and clearer by linking related ideas. The action is an instance of two or more events or things occurring simultaneously or in space.

  Particles are a form of grammar described as a unit of speech expressing some general aspect of meaning or some connective or limiting relation including the articles, most prepositions and conjunctions, and some interjections and adverbs. In Nepali, Other words that do not have their independent meaning but convey different meanings when used in

Conjugation refers to the variation of the form of a verb in a language to express different grammatical categories such as tense, mood, voice, aspect, person, and number. Nepali, like many languages, has a complex system of verb conjugations. Here’s an overview of the types of conjugations and their uses with structural explanations: Nepali has

Full Stop (।) पूर्ण विराम(Pūrṇa virāma) Comma (,) अल्पविराम(Alpavirāma) Question Mark (?)प्रश्न चिन्ह(Praśna cinha) Exclamation Mark (!)विस्मयादिबोधक चिन्ह(Vismayādibōdhaka cinha) Quotation Marks (“ ”)उद्धरण चिन्ह(Ud’dharaṇa cinha) Colon (:)कोलन(Kōlana) Semicolon (;)अर्ध: कोलन(Ardha: Kōlana) Dash (—)ड्यास(Ḍyāsa) Parentheses (()) कोष्ठकहरू(Kōṣṭhakaharū) Apostrophe (’)वर्णलोपको चिनो() Ellipsis (…)अण्डाकार(Aṇḍākāra) Slash (/)स्ल्याश(Slyāśa)

In Nepali, adjectives (विशॆषण) are words that describe or modify nouns. They agree with the nouns they describe in terms of gender, number, and sometimes case. Here are some key points and examples to understand how adjectives work in Nepali: Descriptive Adjectives: It describes or states of being Adjective विशॆषण Romanised Nepali 1. Good, Beautiful

Like English, Nepali pronouns are words that replace a noun in a conversation. With the help of pronouns, we can shorten the sentence to the much-needed brevity. Pronouns can refer to people, objects, places, unknown objects, etc. Examples in English include I, we, they, it, that, who, etc. Pronouns are called सर्वनाम (sarwanam) in Nepali,