HinKhoj Dictionary

The Latin root word levis means "light in weight" (हल्का, भारहीन)

Examples of words derived from levis:

Alleviate: To make something lighter or more tolerable (कम करना)
Elevate: To raise something up, literally making it lighter (ऊपर उठाना)
Lever: A tool that makes heavy objects light to lift (उत्तोलक)
Leverage: The power to raise something, making it easier to control (उत्तोलन की शक्ति)
Levity: A lack of seriousness or a lightness of mind (हल्कापन (व्यवहार या सोच में)
Levitate: To make something so light that it can float (हवा में तैरना)
Relieve: To free someone from a burden, making them "light" again (राहत देना)
Elevator: A machine that lifts (लिफ्ट)

जो खो गया, उसके लिए शोक न करो, जो बचा है उसका मूल्य समझो।
Don't grieve over what is lost, value what remains.

careless - negligent
messy - disheveled
generous - magnanimous
busy - engrossed
clumsy - maladroit
fake - spurious
dangerous - perilous
calm - placid

Dog: Puppy
Cat: Kitten
Cow: Calf
Horse: Foal
Sheep: Lamb
Deer: Fawn
Duck: Duckling
Pig: Piglet
Kangaroo: Joey
Rabbit: Bunny
Frog: Tadpole
Goose: Gosling
Lion: Cub
Elephant: Calf
Chicken: Chick
Wolf/ Fox: Pup
Whale: Calf
Camel: Calf
Bear: Cub
Goat: Kid

Bruh: another word for bro, or used for a friend
Dope: signifies that something is really amazing, awesome, or an exception
Slay: signifies that someone is extremely stylish and beautiful
Ghost: signifies the ending of a relationship by stopping any further communication
Noob: it signifies someone who is new at something, or doesn’t know how to do it
Sus: be suspicious
Savage: it signifies a hilarious and on point remark
Janky: it signifies something is of very low quality