तूफान
A violent weather condition characterized by very strong winds, often accompanied by rain, thunder, or snow. It is used both to describe literal natural disasters and figuratively to describe a chaotic or emotional situation.
Exemplos
3 de 5आज रात बड़ा तूफान आने वाला है।
A big storm is going to come tonight.
तूफान के कारण सभी उड़ानें रद्द कर दी गईं।
All flights were cancelled due to the storm.
छोड़ो यार, उसके दिमाग में हमेशा कोई न कोई तूफान चलता रहता है।
Leave it man, some storm or the other is always going on in his mind.
Família de palavras
Dica de memorização
Think of the word 'Typhoon.' Both 'Toofaan' and 'Typhoon' sound similar and share a common historical linguistic origin related to big storms.
Quiz rápido
कल रात समुद्र में एक भयंकर ____ आया जिससे कई नावें डूब गईं।
Correto!
A resposta correta é: तूफान
Exemplos
आज रात बड़ा तूफान आने वाला है।
everydayA big storm is going to come tonight.
तूफान के कारण सभी उड़ानें रद्द कर दी गईं।
formalAll flights were cancelled due to the storm.
छोड़ो यार, उसके दिमाग में हमेशा कोई न कोई तूफान चलता रहता है।
informalLeave it man, some storm or the other is always going on in his mind.
चक्रवाती तूफान की तीव्रता का मापन विशेष यंत्रों द्वारा किया जाता है।
academicThe intensity of a cyclonic storm is measured by special instruments.
वैश्विक बाजार में आए इस तूफान ने निवेशकों को चिंतित कर दिया है।
businessThis storm in the global market has worried investors.
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Colocações comuns
Frases Comuns
तूफान खड़ा करना
to create a huge ruckus or trouble
तूफान से पहले की शांति
the calm before the storm
तूफान का सामना करना
to face a storm (or a difficult situation)
Frequentemente confundido com
Aandhi usually refers specifically to a dust storm or strong wind, while Toofaan is a broader term for any violent storm including rain and thunder.
Bavandar refers specifically to a whirlwind or tornado, whereas Toofaan is a general storm.
Notas de uso
तूफान is a masculine noun. It is frequently used in poetry and movies to represent intense passion or a period of great struggle in someone's life.
Erros comuns
Learners often treat it as a feminine noun because it ends in a consonant, but it is masculine. Avoid using it for a light rain or breeze; it implies significant intensity.
Dica de memorização
Think of the word 'Typhoon.' Both 'Toofaan' and 'Typhoon' sound similar and share a common historical linguistic origin related to big storms.
Origem da palavra
Derived from the Persian 'tūfān', which has roots in Arabic and is also linguistically linked to the Greek 'typhōn'.
Padrões gramaticais
Contexto cultural
In Indian cinema, a 'Toofaan' often symbolizes a major plot twist or the hero's arrival to fight injustice.
Quiz rápido
कल रात समुद्र में एक भयंकर ____ आया जिससे कई नावें डूब गईं।
Correto!
A resposta correta é: तूफान
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