The root word lingu/lingua originates from Latin and means "tongue" (जीभ) or "language" (भाषा). It is commonly used in English to form words related to communication, speech, and anatomical structures of the mouth.Language (भाषा): A method of communicationLingual (जीभ संबंधी): Related to the tongue or speech soundsLinguist (भाषाविद्): A person who is skilled in languagesBilingual (द्विभाषी): A person who speaks two languagesMonolingual (एकभाषी): A person who speaks only one languageSublingual (जीभ के नीचे): Situated under the tongue (medical term)Linguistics (भाषाविज्ञान): The scientific study of language
Obfuscate (verb) आब्फस्केटto make something less clear and harder to understand, especially intentionally (बात को जानबूझकर उलझाना)Capitulate (verb) कपिचूलैटto accept military defeat (हार मान लेना)Ameliorate (verb) अमील्यरैटto make a bad or unpleasant situation better (सुधार करना)Disseminate (verb) डिसेमनैटto spread or give out something, especially news, information, ideas, etc., to a lot of people (जानकारी फैलाना)Perfunctory (adjective) पर्फंगक्टरीdone quickly, without taking care or interest (बिना रूचि के या लापरवाही से किया गया)
Let me see / Let me think - Used to buy time to consider something.Let me know - Used to ask for information or updates.Let me handle this - To take responsibility.Let me introduce...: - Used to make introductions.Let me rephrase - To explain differently.Let me know if... - Offering flexibility.Let me take a look - Offering to examine something.Let me fix that - Offering to resolve an issue. Let me be/Let me alone - A request to stop being bothered or to be left alone.Let go - To release physical hold or to dismiss an employee.Let alone - Used to emphasize that something is impossible, much less something else