Many words in Hindi are borrowed from Persian, especially in the context of culture and daily life.
The Hindi word ’aaina’ for mirror is borrowed from Persian, where ’ayna’ means mirror.
LIST I | LIST II |
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(A) Dravidian | (I) Punjabi |
(B) Indo-Aryan | (II) Khasi |
(C) Austro-Asiatic | (III) Kannada |
(D) Tibeto-Burman | (IV) Manipuri |
List I (State) | List II (Folk Theatre) |
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(A) Bengal | (I) Yakshagana |
(B) Gujarat | (II) Bhavai |
(C) Karnataka | (III) Jatra |
(D) Tamil Nadu | (IV) Terukkuttu |
List I (Country) | List II (President) |
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(A) Germany | (I) Xi Jinping |
(B) Palestine | (II) Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva |
(C) China | (III) Frank-Walter Steinmeier |
(D) Brazil | (IV) Mahmoud Abbas |
List I (Book) | List II (Author) |
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(A) Alvin Toffler | (I) The Ice Candy Man |
(B) Bapsi Sidhwa | (II) Good Earth |
(C) Pearl S. Buck | (III) Third Wave |
(D) V.S. Naipaul | (IV) An Area of Darkness |