वार्तालाप

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आपका नाम क्या है? What is Your Name? त्वम् नाम किम्? मेरा नाम रमेश है। My Name is Ramesh. मम् नाम रमेश: अस्ति। अच्छा। Good , Nice. उत्तमः। मेरी मदद करो। Please , Help Me. मम साहाय्यम् करिष्यति। एक मिनट One Minute क्षणमेकम् कृपया: शुक्रिया! Thank You! धन्यवादः!

Antonyms List A to Z

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Amateur - Professional

Ancient - Modern

Argue - Agree

Above - Below

Absent - Present

Achieve - Fail

Add - Subtract

Afraid - Confident

After - Before

Arrive - Depart

Arrogant - Humble

Ascend - Descend

Attack - Defend

Awake - Asleep

Bad - Good

Beautiful - Ugly

Before -  After

Better -  Worse

Big -  Little

Birth -  Death

Black -  White

Blunt -  Sharp

Bold -  Timid

Brave - Cowardly

Brief -  Long

Bright -  Dull

Busy -  Idle

Buy -  Sell

Cautious - Careless

Cheap - Expensive

Clean -  Dirty

Close -  Open

Cold -  Hot

Complex - Simple

Compliment-Insult

Cool -  Warm

Crazy -  Sane 

Crooked - Straight

Cruel -  Kind

Dark -  Light

Day -  Night

Deep -  Shallow

Decrease - Increase

Demand -  Supply

Destroy -  Create

Divide - Unite

Down -  Up

Drunk -  Sober

East -  West

Easy - Difficult

End -  Begin

Even -  Odd

Evening - Morning

Expand - Contract

Fail - Pass

False - True

Fat -  Skinny

Fiction -  Fact

Float -  Sink

Follow - Lead

Foolish - Wise

Forgive - Blame

Freeze -  Boil

Full -  Empty

Generous - Stingy

Gentle -  Rough

Giant -  Dwarf

Give -  Receive

Gloomy - Cheerful

Grief -  Joy

Guilty -  Innocent

Happy -  Sad

Hard -  Soft

Heaven -  Hell

Heavy -  Light

High -  Low

Hire -  Fire

Huge -  Tiny

Hungry -  Full

Idle -  Active

In -  Out

Include -  Exclude

Individual - Group

Innocent -  Guilty

Inside -  Outside

Joy -  Sadness

Kind - Cruel

Lie -  Truth

Like -  Dislike

Likely -  Unlikely

Liquid -  Solid

Lonely -  Crowded

Long -  Short

Loose -  Tight

Lost -  Found

Love -  Hate

Major -  Minor

Man -  Woman

Marvelous - Terrible

Mature -  Immature

Maximum - Minimum

Mix -  Separate

Moist -  Dry

More -  Less

Most -  Least

Move -  Stay

Near -  Far

Never -  Always

New -  Old

Noisy -  Quiet

None -  All

North -  South

Nothing - Something

Now -  Then

Obvious -  Hidden

Odd -  Even

Often -  Seldom

Old -  Young

On -  Off

Optimist - Pessimist

Ordinary-Extraordinary

Over -  Under

Pain -  Pleasure

Panic -  Calm

Partial -  Complete

Passive -  Active

Peace -  War

Permanent - Unstable

Play -  Work

Plentiful -  Sparse

Polite -  Rude

Poor -  Rich

Positive -  Negative

Powerful -  Weak

Praise -  Criticism

Pride -  Modesty

Private -  Public

Problem -  Solution

Profit -  Loss

Quality -  Inferiority

Quick -  Slow

Raise -  Lower

Random - Specific

Rare -  Common

Raw -  Cooked

Regret -  Rejoice

Remember - Forget

Right -  Wrong

Rigid -  Flexible

Rise -  Sink

Rough -  Smooth

Rude -  Polite

Same -  Different

Segregate - Integrate

Seldom -  Often

Sell -  Buy

Send -  Receive

Shame -  Honor

Short -  Long

Show -  Hide

Simple - Complicated

Single -  Married

Sour -  Sweet

Spend -  Earn

Start -  Stop

Started -  Finished

Stay -  Leave

Stiff -  Flexible

Stop -  Go

Strength - Weakness

Strong -  Weak

Student -  Teacher

Sturdy -  Weak

Sunny -  Cloudy

Superb -  Inferior

Tame -  Wild

Teach -  Learn

Temporary -Permanent

Thin -  Wide

Tidy -  Messy

Timid -  Bold

Together -  Apart

Top -  Bottom

Toward -  Away

Tragic -  Comic

Transparent - Opaque

Triumph -  Defeat

True -  False

Union -  Separation

Unique -  Common

Upset -  Stabilize

Urge -  Deter

Vacant -  Occupied

Vague -  Definite

Vertical -  Horizontal

Victory -  Defeat

Villain -  Hero

Visible -  Invisible

Wax -  Wane

Wealth - Poverty

Well -  Sick

Wet -  Dry

White -  Black

Wild -  Tame

Win -  Lose

With -  Without

Worthy - Worthless

Young -  Old












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