Collection of verified questions for Hindi Grammar under Hindi. Includes previous year exam questions with official answer keys and step-by-step solutions.
State the correct meaning of the idiom 'Hathiyar daal dena':
Select the option that gives the correct meaning of the idiom 'Hisaab baithna':
The closest meaning of the idiom 'Haath na aana' is-
From the perspective of meaning and usage, one idiom is incorrect-
In the following question, select the option from the four choices that gives the correct meaning of the idiom: 'Hukka bharna'
What is the correct meaning of the idiom 'Hawa lagna'?
The meaning of the idiom 'Haant maarna' is-
Choose the correct meaning from the options for the given idiom: "Hansi-khel hona"
The meaning of the idiom 'Haaril ki lakdi' is:
'Haath ko haath na soojhna' - What is the meaning of this idiom?
In the following question, select the option from the four choices that gives the correct meaning of the idiom: 'Shahad lagakar chaatna'
'Shaitan ki aant' - The appropriate meaning of this idiom is:
Which idiom is used in the sense of 'Lambi baat' (An excessively long affair/talk)?
--- ke munh mein haath daalna. Select the correct word to complete the idiom:
Which of the following is the meaning of the idiom 'Sikka jamana'?
The correct meaning of the idiom 'Sone mein sugandh' is:
The correct meaning of the idiom 'Sir uthana' is:
The idiom for 'Shok karna' (To mourn/grieve) is:
'Kaarya ke aarambh mein hi vighna padna' (Facing an obstacle right at the beginning of an undertaking) is the meaning of which idiom?
The precise meaning of the idiom 'Sadak naapna' is:
The meaning of 'Sudama ke tandul' is:
The meaning of 'Sir madhna' is:
The correct meaning of the idiom 'Sir par paanv rakhkar bhaagna' is:
Select the correct meaning for the given idiom from the options: "Sir phir jaana"
After all, tyranny ends one day and the tyrant, for his misdeeds, himself..... Select the appropriate idiom for the blank: