How to Say “Group” in Hindi

समूह
samūh/sə.muːɦ/
The English word "group" can be translated into Hindi as समूह (samūh).
In Hindi, terms for "group" are chosen based on the context, such as whether you are referring to a subset of a culture or a society.
Meaning: subset of a culture or of a society (noun)

Which one should you use?

While समूह is a formal and literary term used to refer to a group, the word Sangathan is a common and widely used word for group in formal Hindi. For informal social circles, such as a group of friends, the English loanword Gang is commonly used among the younger generation in India.

How do you pronounce it?

samūh is pronounced /sə.muːɦ/.

When do people say it?

The choice of word reflects the social setting: using Sangathan or समूह conveys a formal tone, whereas using the loanword Gang is a common way for younger people to refer to their social groups.

Did you know?

  • In certain regional dialects, a group of people gathered for a specific purpose might be called a jhund, though this term is more commonly used for a herd of animals.
  • The concept of a 'group' in Hindi culture is often linked to the idea of samuhikta, a term for collectivism that emphasizes the group's identity over the individual.
  • In highly formal or poetic Hindi, a group of people can be described as a toli, which specifically evokes a sense of a small, adventurous band or a troupe.

Examples in context

  • हमें एक संगठन बनाना चाहिए
    We should form a group.
  • चलो दोस्तों का एक ग्रुप बनाएं
    Let's form a group of friends.
  • कल हम गैंग के साथ घूमने जाएंगे
    Tomorrow, we will go out with the gang.
  • हम सभी को ग्रुप में मिलना चाहिए।
    We should all meet in the group.
  • आप लोग एक नये ग्रुप को स्थापित कर सकते हैं।
    You all can establish a new group.
  • यह एक विशेष समूह है।
    Yah ek vishēsh samūh hai.
    This is a special group.
  • समाज का हर समूह महत्वपूर्ण है।
    Samāj kā har samūh mahatvapūrṇ hai.
    Every group in society is important.
  • उसने एक नया समूह बनाया।
    Usne ek nayā samūh banāyā.
    He formed a new group.

Example conversation

Aditya and Priya are discussing a sociological research project.

  1. आदित्य Aditya

    क्या तुमने उस समूह का अध्ययन किया?
    Kyā tumne us samūh kā adhyayan kiyā?
    Did you study that group?
  2. प्रिया Priya

    हाँ, वह समूह बहुत दिलचस्प है।
    Hā̃, vah samūh bahut dilchaspa hai.
    Yes, that group is very interesting.
  3. आदित्य Aditya

    प्रिया, क्या तुम उनके साथ जाओगी?
    Priyā, kyā tum unke sāth jāogī?
    Priya, will you go with them?
  4. प्रिया Priya

    हाँ, आदित्य, मैं ज़रूर जाऊँगी।
    Hā̃, Āditya, maiṃ zarūr jāūngī.
    Yes, Aditya, I will definitely go.

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