How to Say “Match the Following” in Hindi

निम्नलिखित का मिलान करें
nimnalikhit ka milan karein
The English phrase "match the following" is translated into Hindi as निम्नलिखित का मिलान करें (nimnalikhit ka milan karein).
This phrase is an instruction used in tests or exercises to pair items from two different lists.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

निम्नलिखित का मिलान करें is the standard formal instruction used in textbooks, exams and official academic documents. The alternative निम्नलिखित को सुमेलित कीजिए is even more formal.

How do you pronounce it?

nimnalikhit ka milan karein

Did you know?

  • The formal alternative सुमेलित कीजिए uses the prefix सु, which means 'good' or 'right', implying the items should be matched correctly.
  • The word निम्नलिखित is a compound of निम्न, meaning 'down' or 'below' and लिखित, meaning 'written'.

Examples in context

  • अब निम्नलिखित को मिलाओ
    Ab nimnalikhit ko milao
  • निम्नलिखित का मिलान करें और उत्तर लिखें।
    nimnalikhit ka milan karen aur uttar likhen.
    Match the following and write the answers.
  • कृपया निम्नलिखित का मिलान करें।
    kripya nimnalikhit ka milan karen.
    Please match the following.
  • प्रश्न 5 में निम्नलिखित का मिलान करें।
    prashn paanch mein nimnalikhit ka milan karen.
    Match the following in question 5.

Example conversation

A teacher and a student are reviewing a worksheet.

  1. प्रिया Priya

    राहुल, इस भाग में निम्नलिखित का मिलान करें।
    rahul, is bhaag mein nimnalikhit ka milan karen.
    Rahul, match the following in this section.
  2. राहुल Rahul

    ठीक है, मैं अभी करता हूँ।
    theek hai, main abhi karta hoon.
    Okay, I will do it right now.
  3. प्रिया Priya

    क्या आपको समझ आया कि क्या करना है?
    kya aapko samajh aaya ki kya karna hai?
    Did you understand what to do?
  4. राहुल Rahul

    हाँ प्रिया, यह बहुत आसान है।
    haan priya, yeh bahut aasaan hai.
    Yes Priya, this is very easy.

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