How to Say “Class” in Hindi

कक्षा
kakṣā/kək.ʂɑː/
The word for class in Hindi is कक्षा (kakṣā).
कक्षा is a class in school, a group of students or a grade level.
Meaning: group, collection, category or set sharing characteristics or attributes (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

Before a postposition, the plural takes the form कक्षाओं.

How do you pronounce it?

Say it as kakṣā. The IPA is /kək.ʂɑː/, two syllables.

Did you know?

  • While कक्षा means a school class, it is actually a modern adaptation of the Sanskrit word. In ancient Sanskrit, the word referred to a 'horizon' or 'boundary' rather than a group of students.
  • In many Indian schools, the English word 'class' is used directly in everyday speech. You might hear a student say 'Meri class kab hai?' instead of using the formal Hindi word कक्षा.
  • If you want to talk about a 'social class' or a 'category' of people, you would rarely use कक्षा. Instead, Hindi speakers typically use the word वर्ग (varg) to describe such classifications.

Examples in context

  • क्या टॉम आपकी कक्षा में नहीं है?
    Isn't Tom in your class?
    Here कक्षा में means in your class.
    Tatoeba #11380926 by PrasantaHembram, translation #11244533 by DJ_Saidez
  • हम दोनों एक ही कक्षा में हैं।
    We're in the same class.
    Here एक ही कक्षा means the same class.
    Tatoeba #3788753 by RadiumCat, translation #2713458 by CK
  • हमारी कक्षा में पचास लड़के हैं।
    Our class consists of fifty boys.
    Here हमारी कक्षा means our class.
    Tatoeba #590002 by minshirui, translation #23363 by CM
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Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a school schedule.

  1. अंजलि Anjali

    क्या तुम्हारी अगली कक्षा शुरू हो गई?
    Kya tumhari agli kaksha shuru ho gayi?
    Has your next class started?
  2. अमित Amit

    नहीं, मेरी कक्षा दस मिनट में शुरू होगी।
    Nahi, meri kaksha das minute mein shuru hogi.
    No, my class will start in ten minutes.
  3. अंजलि Anjali

    ठीक है, मैं भी अपनी कक्षा के लिए जा रही हूँ।
    Thik hai, main bhi apni kaksha ke liye ja rahi hoon.
    Okay, I am also going to my class.
  4. अमित Amit

    बाद में मिलते हैं, अंजलि।
    Baad mein milte hain, Anjali.
    See you later, Anjali.

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