How to Say “Confused” in Hindi

भ्रमित
bhramit/bʱɾə.mɪt̪/
The English word "confused" is translated into Hindi as भ्रमित (bhramit).
भ्रमित is an adjective used to describe someone who is unable to think clearly or understand something.
Meaning: unable to think clearly or understand (adj)

Which one should you use?

While भ्रमित is the direct adjective, you can also use the phrase उलझन में to describe being in a state of confusion or feeling perplexed.

How does it change in a sentence?

To say "I am confused", you say भ्रमित हूँ by adding the verb hū̃ (am). To say "He/She/It is confused", you say भ्रमित है by adding the verb hai (is).

How do you pronounce it?

bhramit (two syllables: bʱɾə.mɪt̪)

Did you know?

  • The word भ्रमित has its roots in Sanskrit, where it could describe a bee circling a flower or a person wandering aimlessly.
  • The phrase उलझन में describes confusion using a word that literally means a 'tangle' or a 'knot'.
  • While भ्रमित is the formal term, in casual conversation, people often use the English word 'confused' itself, even when speaking full Hindi sentences.

Examples in context

  • मुझे थोड़ी उलझन हो रही है
    I am feeling a bit confused.
  • कुछ समझ नहीं आ रहा
    I can't understand anything
  • कुछ समझ नहीं आ रहा, इसे कृपया दोबारा समझाइए।
    I can't understand anything, please explain it again.
  • मैं इस विषय में काफी भ्रमित हो रहा हूँ।
    I am quite confused about this matter.
  • वह इस बात से भ्रमित है।
    vah is baat se bhramit hai.
    She is confused by this matter.
  • गलत जानकारी ने मुझे भ्रमित कर दिया।
    galat jaankaari ne mujhe bhramit kar diya.
    The wrong information confused me.

Example conversation

Vikas and Neha are discussing a difficult math problem.

  1. विकास Vikas

    क्या तुम्हें यह सवाल समझ आया?
    kya tumhe yeh sawaal samajh aaya?
    Did you understand this question?
  2. नेहा Neha

    नहीं, मैं बहुत भ्रमित हूँ।
    nahi, main bahut bhramit hoon.
    No, I am very confused.
  3. विकास Vikas

    क्या मैं तुम्हारी मदद करूँ?
    kya main tumhari madad karoon?
    Should I help you?
  4. नेहा Neha

    हाँ, कृपया मुझे समझाओ।
    haan, kripya mujhe samjhao.
    Yes, please explain it to me.

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