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A daily Gujarati word card with script, transliteration, meaning, an example sentence and a browser-local revision streak.
Gujarati Word of the Day shows one Gujarati word per calendar date, with the ગુજરાતી spelling, a Roman transliteration, the meaning and a complete example sentence translated into English. The card is computed from the date itself rather than chosen at random, so a family, a class or a WhatsApp group all see the same word on the same day. Days you mark as revised are counted into a streak stored only in your browser.
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Derived from the calendar date, so everyone studying together stays on the same word.
Learn the Gujarati alphabet gradually while still being able to pronounce every entry.
Each entry includes a natural sentence, its transliteration and an English translation.
Forty words, which means the rotation repeats every 40 days. You can jump ahead by changing the date, or search and browse all 40 straight away.
Gujarati is written in a variant of Devanagari that drops the horizontal shirorekha above the letters. The consonants and vowel signs are otherwise closely related, which is why a Hindi reader can often decode Gujarati after a little practice.
A macron means a long vowel (ā, ī, ū), an under-dot marks a retroflex consonant (ṭ, ḍ, ṇ, ḷ, ṣ), a tilde or ṁ marks nasalisation as in જમવાનું (jamvānũ), and 'chh' is the aspirated છ.
In this browser's local storage only. Nothing is sent to a server, so the streak is private but will reset if you clear site data or open the tool on a different device.