One Word Substitution (एक शब्द प्रतिस्थापन)
अक्षर A ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| one who is not sure about God’s existence | Agnostic | |
| – a lover of mankind (= philanthropist) – One who devotes his life to the welfare and the interests of other people – one, who considers the happiness and well-being of others first | Altruist | परोपकारी, दुस-याच्या कल्याणाची चिंता वाहणारा |
| one who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession | Amateur | हौशी, एखादी गोष्ट द्व्य प्राप्ती साठी न करता केवळ हौस म्हणून करणारा माणूस |
| one who can use either hand with ease | Ambidexterous | |
| one who is out to destroy all government, peace and order. | Anarchist | |
| A person who opposes another | Antagonist | |
| An examination of a dead body to find out the cause of death | Autopsy | शवविच्छेदन |
| A list of items to be transacted at a meeting | Agenda | |
| Allowance due to a wife from her husband on separation | Alimony | |
| Study of heavenly bodies | Astronomy | |
| Place that provides refuge | Asylum | |
| The time between midnight and noon | Ante – meridiem | |
| Fear of height | Acrophobia | |
| fear of air | Aerophobia | |
| Loss of memory | Amnesia | |
| Capable of being interpreted in two ways | Ambiguous | |
| Recurrence of same initial letter or sound | Alliteration | |
| Students of same university | Alma mater | |
| a number of people listening to a lecture | Audience | प्रेक्षक, श्रोते, एखादी गोष्ट किंवा व्यक्ती पाहण्यासाठी किंवा ऐकण्यासाठी जमलेला लोकांचा समुदाय |
| a person who does not believe in God | Atheist | नास्तिक |
| one, who studies the evolution of mankind | Anthropologist | मानववंशशास्त्रज्ञ |
| government by one person | Autocracy | निरंकुशता, अनियंत्रित राज्यकारभार |
| the life history of a person written by himself | Autobiography | आत्मचरित्र, एखाद्या माणसाची त्यानेच लिहिलेली जीवन कहाणी |
| to cut off a part of a person’s body which is infected | Amputate | विच्छेदन ; कापून काढणे |
| a place for ammunition and weapons | Arsenal | शस्त्रागार; शस्त्रास्त्रे किंवा दारुगोळा जेथे ठेवतात किंवा करतात ती जागा |
| a place where government or public records are kept | Archives | संग्रहण, ऐतिहासिक कागदपत्रे, पुराभिलेख, ऐतिहासिक दप्तर, राजकार्यलेखरक्षणशास्त्र |
| People of noble families or the highest social class | Aristocracy | अमीर-उमराव |
| An official pardon for offenders | Amnesty | सर्वसाधारण माफी |
| Lack of blood or poorness of blood | Anaemia | रक्तक्षय |
| A book or writting not bearing the name of the writer | Anonymous | अनामिक |
| a person appointed by two parties to solve a dispute | Apostate | |
| a person appointed by two parties to solve a dispute | Arbitrator | |
| one who leads on austere life | Ascetic | |
| voluntary giving up of throne in favour of some one | Abdication | |
| an annual calender with position of stars | Almanac | |
| animal that live both on land and sea | Amphibian | |
| a story that expresses ideas through symbols | Allegory | |
| departure from common rule | Anomaly | |
| animals that live in water | Aquatic | |
| a statement accepted as true without proof | Axiom | |
| a place where animals are slaughtered for the market | Abattoir | |
| a place where bees are kept | Apiary | |
| a tank for fishes | Aquarium | |
| a place for wrestling | Arena | |
| a place where birds are kept | Aviary | |
| a person who presents a radio /TV programme | Anchor | |
| a person who travels in spacecraft | Astronaut | |
| absence of govt. | Anarchy | |
| the right of self-govt. | Autonomy | |
| the practice of having extra-marital relations | Adultery | |
| happening once in a year | Annual | |
| a state of relationship fermed between states, powers etc. | Alliance | |
| a collection of poems | Anthology | |
| the study of sound | Acoustics | |
| the science or art of flight | Aeronautics | |
| the philosophy of fine arts | Aesthetics | |
| the science of soil management of the production of field crops | Agronomy | |
| chemistry in ancient times | Alchemy | |
| the science dealing with the structure of animals, plants or human body | Anatomy | |
| the science that deals with the origin, physical & cultural development of mankind | Anthropology | |
| cultivation of trees & vegetables | Arboriculture | |
| the ancient art of predicting the course of human destinies with the help of indications deduced from the position & movement of the heavenly bodies | Astrology | |
| Fear of pain | Algophobia | |
| Fear of altitude | Altiphobia | |
| Fear of public /place open | Agoraphobia | |
| Fear of males | Androphobia | |
| Fear of solitude | Autophobia | |
| fear of getting fat makes yound girls stop eating resulting in harmful effect | Anorexia |
अक्षर B ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| Instruments to measure atmospheric pressure | Barometer | |
| One who has narrow and prejudiced religious views | Bigot | |
| A test in which cells from diseased organs are removed and tested | Biopsy | |
| – Words uttered impiously about God – an act of speaking against religion (Heresy) | Blasphemy | |
| A woman with dark brown hair | Brunette | |
| Trade by exchanging | Barter | वस्तूविनिमय |
| one who is unable to pay his debts (= Insolvent) | Bankrupt | |
| an unconventional style of living | Bohemian | |
| one that is in a war- like mood (= Belicose) | Belligerent | |
| the life history of a person (written by some other person) | Biography | |
| dwelling place of an animal underground | Burrow | |
| govt. run by officials | Bureaucracy | |
| the practice of having two wives or husbands at a time | Bigamy | |
| happening in two years | Biennial | |
| 200th anniversary | Bicentennial / (Bicentenary) | |
| a group of musicians, followers | Band | |
| a group of pupils | Batch | |
| a large quantity of cotton tied in a bundle | Bale | |
| the office of judges or magistrates | Bench | |
| a large group of girls /ladies | Bevy | |
| a group of houses /buildings bounded by 4 sides | Block | |
| a bunch of lowers | Bouquet | |
| a family of youngones | Brood | |
| a pair of pigeons | Brace | |
| decision-making body of directors | Board | |
| of questions | Barrage | |
| the study of history of a list of books on a subject | Bibliography | |
| the study of bacteria | Bacteriology | |
| the study of plants | Botany | |
| Fear of depths | Bathophobia | |
| Fear of books | Bibliophobia |
अक्षर C ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| An extreme fear of being in a small confined place | Claustrophobia | |
| Feeling inside you which tells you what is right and what is wrong | Conscience | |
| To confirm with the help of evidence | Corroborate | |
| A person who is bad in spelling | Cacographist | |
| A person who writes decoratively | Calligrapher | |
| The use of many words where only a few are necessary | Circumlocution | |
| One who is a citizen not of a country but of the world | Cosmopolitan | |
| One who feeds on human flesh | Cannibal | नरभक्षक, स्वजातिभक्षक मानव किंवा प्राणी मनुष्यभक्षक |
| one who feeds on flesh | Carnivorous | |
| A person who is blindly devoted to an idea/ A person displaying aggressive or exaggerated patriotism | Chauvinist | अराजकतावादी,आत्यंतिक देशप्रेमी |
| A critical judge of any art and craft | Connoisseur | जाणकार, मर्मज्ञ, गुणज्ञ, मार्मिक परीक्षक, रसज्ञ, उत्तम अभिरुची व सौंदर्याची जाण असलेला |
| Persons living at the same time | Contemporaries | समकालीन |
| One who is recovering health after illness | Convalescent | बरा होणे, दुखण्यातून उठत असलेला अशा लोकांसाठी असलेला, दुखण्यातून नुकताच बरा झालेला माणूस |
| Mark or Celebrate by doing something | Commemorate | चा स्मरणोत्सव करणे |
| The dead body of an animal | Carcass | जनावराचे मृत शरिर |
| A careful preservation and protection of | Conservation | संरक्षण |
| A disease that is communicated by contact | Contagious | स्पर्शजन्य रोग |
| A man who has lots of investment in the private sector | Capitalist | भांडवलदार |
| a girl/woman who flirts with men | Coquette | |
| one who is the centre of attraction | Cynosure | |
| one who sneers at the beliefs of others | Cynic | |
| the science of arranging time in periods and ascertaining the dates & historical order of the past events | Chronology | |
| compulsory enlistment for military service | Conscription | |
| a religious war | Crusade | |
| a place where ammunition is hidden | Cache | |
| a place for birds | Cage | |
| a place with gambling tables etc. | Casino | |
| a place for luggage at railway station | Cloakroom | |
| a nursery where children of working parents are cared for while their parents are at work | Creche | |
| a cremation ground where the last funeral rites are performed | Crematorium | |
| one who draws maps | Cartographer | |
| a person who writes beautiful writing | Calligraphist | |
| one who teaches art of dancing | Choreographer | |
| one who drives a motor car | Chauffeur | |
| one who introduces performing artists on the stage programmes | Compere | |
| one who is in charge of a museum /a cricket pitch | Curator | |
| a graveyard where the dead are buried | Cemetery | |
| a funeral procession comprising a number of mourners | Cortege | |
| a state of abstention from marriage | Celibacy | |
| live-in relationship | Concubinage | |
| 100th anniversary | Centennial / Centenary | |
| one who is hundred years old | Centenarian | |
| a period of 100 years | Century | |
| a group of people travelling with their vehicles or animals | Caravan | |
| a list of books | Catalogue | |
| of the inner circle of members of govt. | Caucus | |
| a small group of persons belonging to a body | Clique | |
| a group of friends | Circle | |
| a group of applauders i.e. paid to clap | Claque | |
| a group of islands | Cluster | |
| a systematic collection of laws | Code | |
| a group of people of one race moving in the same direction | Colony | |
| a series of stars | Constellation | |
| of drawers | Chest | |
| a meeting of delegates | Congress | |
| a group of trucks /lorries travelling together under protection | Convoy | |
| a series of lectures /lessons | Course | |
| a meeting of preachers /delegates | Conference | |
| a group of worshippers | Congregation | |
| of sailors manning ships | Crew | |
| the art of beautiful handwriting | Calligraphy | |
| the art & technology of making objects from clay etc. | Ceramics, Pottery | |
| the study of duration of life | Chronobiology | |
| behave, the art of making fireworks | Chromatics | |
| the science that describes and maps the main features of the universe | Cosmography | |
| the science of the nature of heavenly bodies | Cosmogony | |
| the science of the nature, origin and history of the universe | Cosmology | |
| the science of dealing with the production control and the application of very low temperatures | Cryogenics | |
| the art of secret writings | Cypher | |
| the study of cells, especially their formation, structure and functions | Cytology | |
| Fear of ugliness | Cacophobia | |
| Fear of doctors | Catrophobia | |
| extreme fear about beauty | Cellophobia | |
| Fear of time | Chronophobia | |
| Fear of dogs | Cynophobia |
D अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| A game in which no one wins A game or battle in which neither party wins | Drawn Draw | अनिर्णित |
| One who cannot speak | Dumb | |
| One who is a dabbler in Arts, Science or Literature | Dilettante | |
| A person who neglects his duties | Delinquent | कर्तव्य टाळणारा |
| One who is a great orator and great leader | Demagogue | वक्ता |
| suave (polished & light hearted person) | Debonair | |
| an ornamental glass bottle for holding wine or other alcoholic drinks | Decanter | |
| the sleeping rooms in a college or public institution | Dormitory | |
| a squirrel’s home | Drey | |
| govt. by the people | Democracy | |
| happening in ten years | Decennial | |
| a flock of cattle (being driven) | Drove | |
| the study of finger prints for the purpose of identification | Dactylography | |
| the technique of communication by signs made with the fingers. It is generally used by the deaf | Dactylology | |
| the study of human population with the help of the records of the no. of birth and deaths | Demography | |
| Fear of thirst | Dipsophobia | |
| Fear of morbid compulsion to drink | Dipsomania | |
| Fear of Delusion of being under evil spirit | Demonomania |
E अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| Meaning | Word | Marathi |
|---|---|---|
| Evenness of mind or temper | Equanimity | समतोल वृत्ती मनाची शांती समता |
| A person leaving his native country to settle in another | Emigrant | |
| A person who does not want to see the realities of life and tries to escape | Escapist | |
| A speech delivered without previous preparation | Extempore | |
| Still existing and known | Extant | |
| Mental weariness for want of occupation | Ennui | मरगळ , वीट , कंटाळा |
| A state of perfect balance | Equilibrium | समतोलपणा |
| A short journey often for pleasure | Excursion | सहल, सफर |
| The art of effective speaking | Elocution | वक्तृत्व, भाषणाला |
| Words inscribed on the tomb of a person | Epitaph | थडग्यावर कोरलेले शब्द |
| One who always talks of oneself | Egotist | स्वार्थी |
| Person who rides on horse-back | Equestrian | घोडेस्वार |
| A man of odd habits | Eccentric | विलक्षण /विचित्र |
| A short & meaningful & weighty saying | Epigram | म्हणी |
| A brief summary of book | Epilogue | उपसंहार |
| a man who is womanish in his habits | Effeminate | |
| a lover of oneself, of one’s advancement | Egoist | |
| one who is for pleasure of eating & drinking | Epicure | |
| anything to be eaten | Eatable | |
| fit to be eaten | Edible | |
| a book that contains information on various subjects | Encyclopaedia | |
| lasting for a very short time / a day | Ephemeral | |
| a paradise with perfect bliss | Elysium | |
| a poem of lamentation on the death of someone loved & admired | Elegy | |
| the study of the relation of animals & plants to their surroundings, animate & inanimate | Ecology | |
| the study of insects | Entomology | |
| the study of inscriptions | Epigraphy | |
| the study of human races | Ethnology | |
| the study of animal behaviour | Ethology | |
| the study of origin & history of words (Morphology) | Etymology | |
| the study of production of better offspring by the careful selection of parents | Eugenics | |
| the study of effect of environment on workers | Ergonomy | |
| Fear of insects | Entomophobia | |
| Fear of work | Ergophobia |
F अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| Murder of a brother | Fratricide | |
| One who is filled with excessive and mistaken enthusiasm about his religion | Fanatic | |
| the action of flying of birds the study of the relation of animals & plants to their surroundings, animate & inanimate | Flight | |
| A number of ships | Fleet | |
| An abandoned child of unknown parents who is found by somebody | Foundling | |
| Something that causes death | Fatal | जीवघेणा |
| To struggle helplessly | Flounder | |
| one hard to please (very selective in his habits) | Fastidious | |
| one who believes in fate (àmaãYdmXr) | Fatalist | |
| one who works for the welfare of women (=philogynist) | Feminist | |
| one who runs away from justice (= Absconding person) | Fugitive | |
| a story relating to birds /animals with a moral in the end | Fable | |
| an exact copy of handwriting, printing (= xerox) | Facsimile | |
| animal of a particular region | Fauna | |
| the flowers of a particular region | Flora | |
| that can be easily broken | Fragile | |
| one who deals in flowers | Florist | |
| murder of one’s children | Filicide | |
| murder of foetus | Foeticide | |
| a small fleet of boats | Flotilla | |
| of sheeps | Fleet | |
G अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| To look at someone in an angry or threatening way | Glower | |
| A person who is talkative | Garrulous | |
| Animals living in flocks | Gregarious | कळपात राहणारा |
| A room for storing grains | Grainary | धान्याचे कोठार |
| a lover of good food | Gourmand | |
| a connoisseur of food | Gourmet | |
| a place where atheletic exercises are ferformed | Gymnasium | |
| a place for storing grains | Granary | |
| govt. by old men | Gerontocracy | |
| murder of race | Genocide | |
| a system of millions of stars, beauties | Galaxy | |
| a room that contains pictures & statues displayed fore sale | Gallery | |
| a small orchard of trees | Grove | |
| the study of family ancestries and histories | Genealogy | |
| the branch of biology dealing with the phenomenon of heredity and the laws governing it | Genetics | |
| the science that deals with the physical history of the earth | Geology | |
| the art of performing acrobatics feats | Gymnastics | |
| Fear of birth | Genophobia | |
| Fear of marriage | Gamophobia | |
| Fear of old age | Geraphobia | |
| Fear of knowledge | Gnsiophobia | |
| Fear of writing | Graphophobia | |
| Fear of women | Gynephobia |
H अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| One who pretends to be what he is not | Hypocrite | |
| Parts of a country behind the coast of a river bank | Hinterland | |
| A post for which no salary is paid | Honorary | मानद |
| A man ruled by his wife | Henpecked | बायकोच्या ताब्यातील |
| one who believes that sensual pleasure is the chief good | Hedonist | |
| one who acts against religion | Heretic | |
| one that lives on herbs | Herbivorous | |
| a person considering himself to be superior in culture & intellect (= snob) | High brow | |
| one who is over anxious about his health | Hypochondriac | |
| who believes that sensual pleasure is the chief good | Hedonist one | |
| one who is over anxious about his health | Hypochodria | |
| a place for housing aeroplanes | Hangar | |
| a place for bees | Hive | |
| a wooden box with a front of wire for rabbits | Hutch | |
| murder of a man /woman | Homicide | |
| a group of houses in a village | Hamlet | |
| a no. of ruins, stones | Heap | |
| a no. of fish (in a net) caught at one time | Haul | |
| a large of animals that live together | Herd | |
| a large no. of people, reasons, considerations | Host | |
| of people, robbers | Horde | |
| the sun care | Heliotherapy | |
| the study of tissues | Histology | |
| the cultivation of flowers, fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants | Horticulture | |
| the treatment of diseases by the internal and external use of water | Hydropathy | |
| the study of the lives of saints | Hagiology | |
| Fear of blood | Haematophobia | |
| Fear of pleasure | Hedonophobia | |
| Fear of travel | Hodophobia | |
| Fear of water | Hydrophobia |
I अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| A person who enters without any invitation | Intruder | |
| What cannot be heard | Inaudible | |
| A person who is pure and clean | Immaculate | |
| A person who has no money to pay off his debts | Insolvent | |
| A foreigner who settles in a country | Immigrant | |
| One who does not make mistakes | Infallible | |
| The action of looking within or into one’s own mind | Introspection | |
| That which cannot be rubbed off | Indelible | खोडून काढण्यास अशक्य |
| A man who has no money | Impecunious | कंगाल |
| one who is breaker of images & traditions | Iconoclast | |
| one who does not know reading or writing (X Literate) | Illiterate | |
| that cannot be entered by force (X pregnable) | Impregnable | |
| one who pretends to be somebody else | Imposter | |
| one who does not tire easily | Indefatigable | |
| one who does not express himself freely (X Extrovert) | Introvert | |
| one who journeys from place to place (Nomadic) | Itinerant | |
| one too strong to be defeated (X Vincible) | Invincible | |
| one that can not be harmed / wounded (X Vulnerable) | Invulnerable | |
| in capable of being real (X Legible) | Illegible | |
| a person /place that cannot be easily approached (X accessible) | Inaccessible | |
| in capable of being practised (X practicable) | Impracticable | |
| incapable of being corrected (X Corrigible) | Incorrigible | |
| incapable of being repaired (X Reparable) | Irreparable | |
| not fit to eat (X Edible) | Inedible | |
| liable to catch fire easily (Xnon – inflamable) | Inflammable | |
| that can not be avoided (X Evitable) | Inevitable | |
| that can not be dispensed with, removed (X Dispensable) | Indispensable | |
| a period of interval between two regimes and govts. | Interregnum | |
| that can be understood (X Unintelligible) | Intelligible | |
| a home for old persons | Infirmary | |
| One who supervises in the exam hall | Invigilator | |
| murder of an infant | Infanticide | |
| Teaching with the aid of pictures and models | Iconography | |
| the study of symbolic representations | Iconology |
J अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| Art of writing for newspapers and magazines | Journalism | |
| A professional rider in horse races | Jockey | |
| an untidy collection of things | Jumble | |
| the science of law | Jurisprudence |
K अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| A funeral bell | Knell | |
| a house of shelter for a dog | Kennel | |
| govt. by the worst citizen | Kakistocracy | |
| Fear of thieves | Kleptophobia | |
| a compulsive desire to steal | Kleptomania |
L अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| One who compiles a dictionary | Lexicographer | |
| One who cuts precious stones | Lapidist | |
| a person who leads an immoral life (= Lecher) | Libertine | |
| of the moon | Lunar | |
| the resting place of a wild animal | Lair / Den | |
| of young pigs, dogs of birth | Litter | |
| a section of hair | Lock | |
| The writing or compiling of dictionaries | Lexicography | |
| Fear of getting fat | Lipophobia | |
| Fear of study | Logophobia | |
| mania for talking | Logomania |
M अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| A man who hates marriage One who hates women | Misogamist | |
| A sweet music | Melody | |
| A continuous process of change is known as | Metamorphosis | |
| To cut apart a person’s body | Mutilate | |
| A person who is always dissatisfied | Malcontent | |
| A man working merely for money | Mercenary | पोटार्थी |
| A bird that comes and goes with season | Migratory | स्थलांतर करणे |
| Papers written by hand or manually | Manuscript | हस्तलिखित |
| one who dies for a noble cause | Martyr | |
| one who hates mankind (X Philanthropist) | Misanthrope | |
| one who hates the knowledge (X Bibliologist) | Misologist | |
| a speech or an attempt made by a person for the first time | Maiden | |
| an animal that gives milk | Mammal | |
| a place where money is coined | Mint | |
| a place for wild animals and birds (Sanctuary) | Menagerie | |
| a residence for monks or priests | Monastery | |
| a place where dead bodies are kept for identification | Morgue | |
| a place where dead bodies are kept for past-mortem | Mortuary | |
| govt. by mob (= Mobocracy) | Mobocracy | |
| govt. by the King /Queen | Monarchy | |
| murder of one’s mother | Matricide | |
| a state of being married | Matrimony | |
| the practice of marrying one at a time | Monogamy | |
| a period of 1000 years | Millennium | |
| Fear of childbirth | Maieusiophobia | |
| Fear of motherhood | Metrophobia | |
| Fear of old memories | Menemophobia | |
| Fear of loneliness | Monophobia | |
| Fear of filth, contamination | Mysophobia | |
| delusion about one’s greatness | Megalomania |
N अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| To be known for bad acts | Notorious | |
| A system of naming things | Nomenclature | |
| Specialist of Kidney | Nephrologist | |
| a person having the same name as another | Namesake | |
| lover of self | Narcissist | |
| one who is inexperienced in anything (= Tyro) | Novice | |
| one who collects coins | Numismatist | |
| home sickness, memories of the past | Nostalgia | |
| govt. by the unexperienced persons | Neocracy | |
| one who is in nineties | Nonagenarian | |
| the study of coins and metals | Numismatics | |
| Fear of darkness | Nyctophobia |
O अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| The words with opposite meanings used together | Oxymoron | |
| – One who tends to take a hopeful view of life – a person who looks at the bright side of the things (X pessimist) | Optimist | |
| one who eats everything | Omnivorous | |
| one who has lost one’s parents | Orphan | |
| one who is present every where | Omnipresent | |
| one who is all powerful | Omnipotent | |
| one who knows all | Omniscient | |
| a place where fruit trees are grown | Orchard | |
| a place where orphans are housed | Orphanage | |
| govt. by a few persons | Oligarchy | |
| an account in the newspaper about the funeral of the deceased | Obituary | |
| one who is in eighties | Octagenarian | |
| a society of knights, monks living under the same rule | Order | |
| The scientific study of the teeth | Odontology | |
| the study of birds | Ornithology | |
| the study of correct pronunciations | Orthoepy | |
| extreme or irrational fear or dislike of crowds. | Ochlophobia | |
| Fear of eyes | Ophthalmophobia |
P अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| One who knows many languages | Polyglot or multilingual | |
| A person who loves mankind | Philanthropist | |
| A cure for all diseases | Panacea | |
| Release of a prisoner from jail on certain terms and conditions | Parole | |
| Thick skinned animal | Pachyderm | |
| An imaginary name assumed by an author for disguise | Pseudonym | |
| A small room in a big house, hotel, ship etc. where glasses, dishes, spoons, food etc. are kept | Pantry | |
| A person who gambles or bets | Punter | |
| – A child born after the death of his father – a book published after the death of the author – an award received after the death of the recipient | Posthumous | मरणोत्तर |
| One who is appreciated by everyone | Popular | लोकप्रिय |
| Original model | Prototype | मुळ प्रतिमा |
| one who works for the welfare of women (X Misogynist) | Philogynist | |
| one who hates war, loves peace | Pacifist | |
| one who looks dark side of life (X Optimist) | Pessimist | |
| one who amuses oneself by lovemaking | Philanderer | |
| one who does not care for art & culture | Philistine | |
| one who callects stamps | Philatelist | |
| one who goes on foot | Pedestrian | |
| a short story with a moral | Parable | |
| the belief that God pervades nature | Pantheism | |
| a style meant to display one’s knowledge | Pedantic | |
| literary theft or passing off an author’s original work as one’s own | Plagiarism | |
| something spiritual (love) | Platonic | |
| that can be carried in hand | Portable | |
| fit to drink | Potable | |
| a decision made by public voting | Plebiscite | |
| a portable case for holding papers, drawing etc. | Portfolio | |
| one who studies the pattern of voting in elections | Psephologist | |
| govt. run universally | Panarchy | |
| govt. by the rich | Plutocracy | |
| murder of one’s parents | Parricide | |
| murder of one’s father | Patricide | |
| Medical examination of a dead body (= Autopsy) | Post-mortem | |
| the practice of marrying more than one wife at a time | Polygamy | |
| the practice of marrying more than one husband at a time | Polyandry | |
| 500th anniversary | Pentacentennial | |
| a small group of inspecters, examiners for investigation | Panel | |
| of fowls, ducks etc. | Poultry | |
| a group of policemen | Posse | |
| the art or method of teaching | Pedagogy | |
| The study of rocks /crust | Petrology | |
| the collection and study of postage /revenue stamps etc. | Philately | |
| the study of written records, their authenticity etc. | Philology | |
| the study of human face | Physiognomy | |
| the study of speech sounds, and the production, transmission, reception | Phonetics | |
| the study of ancient writings | Palaeography | |
| Fear of children | Paedophobia | |
| Fear of disease /sickness | Pathophobia | |
| Fear of poverty /money problem | Peniaphobia | |
| Fear of medicine | Pharmacophobia | |
| Fear of ghosts | Phasmophobia | |
| Fear of fire | Pyrophobia |
Q अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| an animal with four feet | Quadruped | |
| an act of seperation from a person to avoid infection | Quarantine | |
| happening n four years | Quadrennial | |
| happening in five years | Quinquennial |
R अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| – Too much official formality – official formality resulting in delay | Red tapism | |
| To send back a person to one’s country | Repatriate | |
| Circular building or hall with a dome | Rotunda | |
| An involuntary action under a stimulus is described as a | Reflex | |
| one who lives in seclusion | Recluse | |
| general vote of the public to decide a question (plebiscite) | Referendum | |
| dress with medals, ribbons worn at official ceremonies | Regalia | |
| a place where water is collected and stored | Reservoir | |
| a place frequented for reasons of pleasure or health | Resort | |
| one who presents a radio programme | Radio Jockey | |
| the murder of King or Queen | Regicide | |
| a no. of servants, persons, present with a person in authority | Retinue | |
| a string of beads | Rosary | |
| the art of elegant speech or writing | Rhetoric |
S अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| An official call to appear in a court of law | Summon | |
| An order requiring a person to attend a court | Subpoena | |
| Words of similar meaning | Synonyms | |
| A post with little work but high salary | Sinecure | |
| A short stay at a place | Sojourn | मुक्काम |
| Ignorant and irrational belief | Superstition | अंधश्रद्धा |
| Speaking aloud to oneself | Soliloquy | स्वगत |
| One who walks in sleep | Somnambulist | झोपेत चालणारा |
| a person who feels pleasure by hurting others | Sadist | |
| one who helps the needy and the helpless | Samaritan | |
| a person who walks in sleep | Somnambulist | |
| person who talks in sleep | Sommiloquist | |
| a person who is indifferent to pain & pleasures of life | Stoic | |
| a boastful fellow | Swashbuckler | |
| violating the sanctity of religious places /objects (= Desecration) | Sacrilege | |
| a job with high salary but a little responsibility | Sinecure | |
| a medicine that induces sleep | Soporific | |
| a thing kept in memory of an event | Souvenir | |
| the last literary work of a writer / an artist | Swan Song | |
| of the sun | Solar | |
| a house of shelter for a horse | Stable | |
| a place where pigs are kept | Sty | |
| a place where plates, dishes, pots and other cooking utensils are washed up | Scullery | |
| a case in which the blade of a sword is kept | Sheath, scabbard | |
| a place for the sick to recover health | Sanatorium | |
| one who gives shape to stone | Sculptor | |
| govt. not by the laws of religion | Secular | |
| murder of oneself | Suicide | |
| murder of one’s sister | Sororicide | |
| on older woman who is not married | Spinster | |
| one who is in sixties | Sexagenarian | |
| one who is in seventies | Septuagenarian | |
| 50th anniversary | Semicentennial | |
| 150th anniversary | Sesquicentennial | |
| a no. of similar events, matches, lectures | Series | |
| a large no. of fish swimming together | Shoal | |
| of corn, wheat | Sheaf | |
| a sequence of similar items | String | |
| a continuous flow of people /visitors | Stream | |
| a set of followers /rooms /furniture | Suite | |
| a set of clothes made of same fabric | Suit | |
| the topics of studies | Syllabus | |
| of filies /locusts, bees, ants etc. | Swarm | |
| a group of merchants | Syndicate | |
| the raising of silk worms for the production of raw silk | Sericulture | |
| the study of earthquakes and the phenomenon associated with it | Seismology | |
| Fear of burglars | Scelerophobia |
T अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| A written statement about someone’s character, usually provided by an employer | Testimonial | |
| A body through which light can pass | Transparent | पारदर्शक |
| one who does not take any intoxicating drugs | Teetotaller | |
| a noisy quarrel some woman, a shrew | Termagant | |
| one who remains absent from duty without permission | Truant | |
| one who is a habitual drunkard | Toper / sot | |
| a place where leather is tanned | Tannery | |
| govt. by the Gods | Thearchy | |
| govt. by the laws of religion | Theocracy | |
| happening in three years | Triennial | |
| 300th anniversary | Tricentennial / Tercentenary | |
| 400th anniversary | Tetra Centennial | |
| a frame-work of rafters, posts & bars | Truss | |
| a group of players, horses, oxen | Team | |
| a large crowd of people | Throng | |
| of lies or crimes | Tissue | |
| a group of artists, dancers or acrobats | Troupe | |
| of abusive invecties, of rain | Torrent | |
| of grass, hair | Tuft | |
| communication between minds by some means other than sensory perception | Telepathy | |
| Fear of death | Thanatophobia | |
| Fear of God | Theophobia | |
| Fear of number thirteen | Triskaidekaphobia | |
| Fear of poison | Toxicophobia | |
| a delusion that one is God | Theomania |
U अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| – A place where everything is perfect – an imaginary land with perfect social order | Utopia | |
| Belonging to all parts of the world | Universal | |
| extremely fond of one’s wife | Uxorious | |
| one who lends money at very high rates | Usurer | |
| murder of one’s wife | Uxoricide | |
| a political unit containing a no. of states | Union |
V अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| Doing something according to one’s own free will | Voluntarily | |
| one who has a long experience of any occupation | Veteran | |
| one who adapts oneself readily to various situation | Versatile | |
| one who is brilliant performer on stage (specially music) | Virtuoso | |
| one who offer one’s services | Volunteer | |
| a style face of difficult words (maestro) | Verbose | |
| a slight fault that can be forgiven | Venial | |
| repetition of a speech or writting word for word | Verbatim | |
| a no. of arrows, stones, abuses | Volley |
W अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| A raised passageway in a building | Walkway | |
| a place for clothes | Wardrobe | |
| of cares, troubles | World |
X अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| Fear of foreigners | Xenophobia | |
Y अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
Z अक्षर ने सुरू होणारे शब्द
| The highest point | Zenith | |
| a diagram showing the path of planets | Zodiac | |
| the study of animal life | Zoology |