Traveling in India can be an incredible adventure, but without knowledge of Hindi it may prove challenging. Learning some basic phrases will make your stay smoother, enabling you to enjoy traditional Indian cuisine, shop without hassle, bargain with vendors and much more!
Hamariweb defines travel in Hindi as ‘sphr ‘r’ (safar). To better understand this word and its many synonyms and antonyms, use our extensive English to Hindi Dictionary.
1. Yatra
Yatra is an ancient Indian word meaning “journey or trip”. Travel can occur by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, bus, plane or ship and can either be one-way or multi-directional.
Yatra can also refer to religious travel, or pilgrimage. Hindus frequently visit holy spots along the Ganges, Yamuna and Sarasvati rivers as part of their pilgrimage yatra; attending fairs such as Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj, Haridwar, Nashik and Ujjain may also count.
Yatra can refer to any public procession, like Kanwar Yatra or Rath Yatra in India; parade festivals that feature parades such as Ganesh Chaturthi; or journey of deities, such as Lord Jagannath or Lord Krishna.
People associated with numerology number 9 are known for being selfless and kind toward others, known for their creativity and love to express themselves freely. Taking an alternative route when helping others is best served. Being good listeners with positive attitudes they always see the best in others around them – making them great resources.
2. Yatra karna
Yatra Karna in Hindi means to travel. This online dictionary also includes synonyms and antonyms of each word you enter for translation; results will then appear automatically. Alternatively, bookmark this page so you can quickly gain access to meaning of other words later – both English and Hindi versions of this dictionary exist!
3. Yatra karna krnaa
Karna is an iconic character from the Mahabharata who represents an alternate viewpoint to that of traditional understanding of dharma as an inherited status and offers new ones. Although flawed himself, he demonstrates great courage by willing to sacrifice everything for what he believes in without fearing death; for this he was respected by many for his strength and bravery.
His strong sense of duty, combined with often being put into difficult situations, makes him such an inspiration – always willing to do the right thing and go the extra mile in doing what’s necessary.
Karna’s story can serve as an inspiring source of motivation when faced with life’s trials and tribulations. Next time you’re feeling discouraged in life, remember what Karna endured.
4. Yatra karna krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa krnaa
Karna is a character from the Hindu Epic Mahabharata and was known as one of its major protagonists. Born to Vrishnis (those who kept vows), he fought bravely for people. Always truthful, Karna is considered to be one of the world’s most powerful chariot fighters; famous battles include Mahabharata and Kuru kingdom conflicts as well as being known for unwavering family loyalty as loving husband, brother and friend as well as being known as mastermind of war against Pandavas.
[Verb] To commute is to exchange or substitute one penalty, obligation, or payment for another; to reduce or lessen; as in to commute a death sentence with life imprisonment or to commute Tithes for Fares.