HinKhoj Dictionary

When you betray somebody else, you also betray yourself.
आप किसी व्यक्ति को धोखा देते हैं तो आप अपने आपको भी धोखा देते हैं।
                                                        Isaac Bashevis Singer

मूँगफली - peanut
गन्ने - sugarcane
तिल - sesame seed
गुड - jaggery
जलाने की लकड़ियां - logs
घास फूस - tinder
गोबर का उपला - cow dung cake
प्रसाद - offerings

'Phil' Greek language से लिया गया है और इसका meaning होता है - “lover of,” “enthusiast for”. it can be used as a prefix or a suffix with other words, most of which have their root in Greek only.
Words Based on Root ‘Phile’

Philalethist – lover of truth. ‘Leth’ is the word used for ‘truth’.
Philanthropy- Love for mankind. One who helps other people is called a philanthrop. The root word is ‘anthro’ which means mankind.
Philogyny – love of women. The word root here is ‘Gynae’ which is used for ‘women’.
Philomath – lover of learning. ‘Math’ in Greek means to learn.
Philosophy- Love for wisdom. The root word is ‘soph’ which means wisdom.
Bibliophile - a person who loves or collects books

Phobia -Ophidiophobia – ओफिडीवोफोबिया
Meaning – The fear of snakes
Phobia -Trypophobia – ट्राईपोफोबिया
Meaning – The fear of holes
Phobia -Thanatophobia – टानेतोफोबिया
Meaning -The fear of death
Phobia -Glossophobia – ग्लासोफोबिया
Meaning – The fear of public speaking
Phobia -Enochlophobia – एनेक्लोफोबिया
Meaning – The fear of crowds

The letter D is silent in some words that pair it up with the letter G, as in
bridge ब्रिज
ridge रिज
edge एज
ledge लेज
hedge हेज

In some words 'd' is always silent like
handsome हैन्सम
handkerchief हैंगकर्चिफ
Wednesday वेन्ज़्डै