HindSuffixes

hindSuffixes refers to a collection of commonly used suffixes in the Hindi language. These suffixes are attached to the end of words to modify their meaning or grammatical function. Understanding these suffixes is crucial for comprehending and constructing grammatically correct Hindi sentences.

Some common hindSuffixes include those that indicate plurality, such as -ओ (-o) and -एँ (-en), which are added to nouns. For instance, the singular noun 'लड़का' (ladka - boy) becomes 'लड़कों' (ladkon - boys) when the plural suffix is applied. Another important set of suffixes relates to gender agreement. Hindi adjectives and verbs often change their endings to match the gender of the noun they modify or the subject of the verb. For example, the masculine adjective 'अच्छा' (achha - good) becomes 'अच्छी' (achhi - good) when referring to a feminine noun.

Possessive suffixes, like -का (-ka), -की (-ki), and -के (-ke), are also frequently encountered. These indicate ownership or relation and change based on the gender and number of the possessed item. Verb conjugations in Hindi heavily rely on suffixes to denote tense, aspect, and mood. For example, suffixes like -ता (-ta), -ती (-ti), -ते (-te) indicate present continuous tense. Mastering these hindSuffixes allows for a deeper understanding of Hindi grammar and facilitates fluent communication.