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Learn one Hindi word a day with its Devanagari spelling, romanisation, meaning, example sentence and a streak saved in your browser.
A Hindi word-of-the-day deck of 30 curated words, each shown with its Devanagari spelling, a romanised reading, the part of speech, a full example sentence and a note on where the word comes from or how it differs from a near-synonym. The word is chosen by the calendar date rather than at random, so everyone studying on the same day sees the same word and you can look ahead or back to any date. A streak counter, stored only in your own browser, tracks consecutive days.
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The date fixes the word, so a class or a study group can follow along without sharing anything.
Every entry carries a complete example sentence in Devanagari, in roman, and in English.
Each card says how the word differs from the obvious synonym — धैर्य against धीरज, उदासीन against उदास.
Roughly 800 to 1,000 common words cover the bulk of everyday conversation in most languages, and Hindi is no exception. One word a day is not a route to fluency on its own — it works best alongside listening and speaking, as a way of adding precision and formal vocabulary.
Everyone sees the same word on the same date. The card is chosen from the number of days since 1 January 1970 divided by the size of the deck, so the result does not depend on your device, timezone or when you first opened the page.
In your browser's local storage on this device only. Nothing is sent to a server, so clearing site data, using private browsing or switching to another device will start the streak again.
It is a reading aid rather than a strict scheme — long vowels are marked with a macron and retroflex consonants with a dot below, close to IAST but simplified. Pronunciation varies by region, so treat it as a guide and listen to a native speaker where you can.