Pragya (CHD Hindi) key terms

A grammatical gender category relevant to agreement, learned with the actual noun rather than inferred only from its real-world meaning.

The grammatical distinction involving number, which interacts with the actual noun phrase, honorific usage and relevant agreement construction.

A pronoun referring to a participant or other expression, interpreted through actual context and grammatical role in the sentence.

A verb expressing an action, event or state, whose form should be analysed with tense, aspect and the actual construction.

An adjective modifying or characterizing a noun phrase, with relevant agreement patterns depending on the actual Hindi form.

A postposition marking a relationship in a phrase, whose selection depends on the intended meaning and governing expression.

An established expression whose conventional meaning may differ from a literal word-by-word translation in the actual context.

The main idea developed by a passage, distinguished from a striking example or a broader moral never actually supported.

A title identifying the central concern of a text without narrowing it to one detail or adding unsupported claims.

A reasoned inference supported by supplied context, distinguished from information explicitly stated or merely imagined by the reader.

A condensed representation of a source’s main argument and necessary qualifications, preserving meaning rather than copying isolated sentences.

A notification conveying specified information or a decision in an official context, whose actual authority depends on the issuing document.

A circular communicating information or instructions to relevant recipients, understood through its actual sender, content and purpose.

A reminder referring back to an earlier matter or request, preserving relevant identifiers and seeking the actual pending response.

A report presenting relevant observations, findings or analysis for its audience, without converting every assertion into independently verified fact.

An enclosure accompanying a communication, which should be correctly identified and actually included rather than merely mentioned.

A copy sent to another relevant recipient for the stated information or action, distinguished from the original addressee’s role.

The subject identifying a communication’s matter concisely, helping the recipient understand its purpose without replacing the body.

The sender of a communication, whose actual role and authority should be distinguished from the person receiving it.

The recipient to whom a communication is directed, identified according to the actual relationship and relevant document format.