Similar Words in English and Hindi–3

June 5th, 2009 | Author: Vivek Kumar

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Here is the next series of similar words in English and Hindi that have somewhat similar pronunciation and can be easily called cognate words in these two languages. Many of these words are also similar in other Indian languages and can be traced to some European languages also with a bit of twist in their sound.

Feel free to leave your comments and suggestions and what more we can do for these.

Mad मद
Naval नाविक
Path पथ
Age आयु
Heart हृदय
Truth तथ्य
Nave नाभि
Navel नाभि
Interval अन्तराल
Cut काट


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