How to Say “Helpless” in Hindi

लाचार
laachaar
The Hindi word for "helpless" is लाचार (laachaar).
लाचार is an adjective used to describe someone who is unable to act without help, is in need of assistance or is feeling feeble.
Meaning: unable to act without help, needing help, feeble (adj)

How do you pronounce it?

laachaar

Did you know?

  • In Hindi literature, describing a character as लाचार often carries a heavier emotional weight of fate or destiny than the English 'helpless'.
  • The word लाचार is borrowed from Classical Persian, where ला means 'without' and चार refers to 'means' or 'remedies'.
  • The Persian root चार in लाचार means 'means', which is a different root than the Persian word for the number 'four'.

Examples in context

  • मैं बेबस महसूस कर रहा हूँ।
    I am feeling helpless.
  • खुद को मजबूर महसूस करना बहुत दुःखद होता है।
    It is very painful to feel helpless.
  • वह बहुत लाचार महसूस कर रहा है।
    vah bahut lachaar mehsoos kar raha hai.
    He is feeling very helpless.
  • गरीब लोग अक्सर लाचार होते हैं।
    gareeb log aksar lachaar hote hain.
    Poor people are often helpless.
  • मैं उसकी मदद न कर पाने के कारण लाचार था।
    main uski madad na paane ke kaaran lachaar tha.
    I was helpless because I couldn't help her.

Example conversation

Amit and Pooja are discussing a difficult situation they witnessed.

  1. अमित Amit

    वह दृश्य देखकर मैं बहुत लाचार महसूस कर रहा था।
    vah drishya dekhkar main bahut lachaar mehsoos kar raha tha.
    I was feeling very helpless seeing that scene.
  2. पूजा Pooja

    हाँ, वह स्थिति सच में बहुत कठिन थी।
    haan, vah sthiti sach mein bahut kathin thi.
    Yes, that situation was truly very difficult.
  3. अमित Amit

    क्या हम उसकी कोई मदद कर सकते थे?
    kya hum uski koi madad kar sakte the?
    Could we have helped him somehow?
  4. पूजा Pooja

    उस समय हम दोनों ही लाचार थे।
    us samay hum dono hi lachaar the.
    At that time, we both were helpless.

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