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@hindiquotes
Hindi/Urdu verbs follow a pretty simple pattern in the present tense. Root + suffix The infinitive of verbs always end in naa (i.e. karnaa). By removing the naa from the verb you get the root whereafter you can apply the suffixes for the different pronouns. I - MaiN taa/tii You - Tu...
"Haqiiqat"
"Roshanii" (alternatives are प्रकाश - Prakaash(from Sanskrit) or नूर Nur (from Arabic)).
"Pujaa"
"Raajkumaar"
"Raajaa"
"Mahaaraajaa"
"Raajkumaarii"
"Raanii"
""Mahaaraanii"
""Kiimat
"Sapnaa"
"Jaan" (also translated as soul, mostly in Urdu/Persian).Q
"Jaanwar"
"Qurbaanii"
"Mujhe hosh men aane na do"
"Jeevan jeene ke liye hai"
