How to Say “Meaning” in Nepali

अर्थ
The English word "meaning" is translated into Nepali as अर्थ.
अर्थ is a noun used to refer to the definition or connotation of a word.
Meaning: definition or connotation of a word (noun)

Did you know?

  • In many contexts, अर्थ can also be used to refer to 'wealth' or 'economy', reflecting an ancient connection between a meaningful life and material stability.
  • The term अर्थ is part of the 'Purusharthas', a philosophical concept in Indian traditions describing the four essential goals of human life, including 'artha' or material prosperity.
  • The word अर्थ shares its roots with the Sanskrit word for 'purpose' or 'goal', implying that 'meaning' is not just a definition but a sense of intent.

Examples in context

  • मैले यो शब्दको अर्थ बुझिन।
    I don't understand the meaning of this word.
    This example shows how to express that you do not understand the meaning of a specific word using अर्थ.
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  • तपाईंलाई यो शब्दको अर्थ मालूम छ?
    Do you know the meaning of this word?
  • यो शब्दको मतलब तिमीलाई थाहा छ?
    Do you know the meaning of this word?
  • यो शब्दको अर्थ के हो?
    yo shabdako artha ke ho?
    What is the meaning of this word?
  • मलाई यो कविताको अर्थ थाहा छैन।
    malai yo kavitako artha thaha chhaina.
    I don't know the meaning of this poem.

Example conversation

Sumit asks Anita about a word in a book.

  1. सुमित Sumit

    अनीता, यो शब्दको अर्थ के हो?
    Anita, yo shabdako artha ke ho?
    Anita, what is the meaning of this word?
  2. अनीता Anita

    यसको अर्थ 'खुसी' भन्ने हुन्छ।
    yasako artha 'khusi' bhanne hunchha.
    Its meaning is 'happiness'.
  3. सुमित Sumit

    ए, अब मैले बुझें।
    e, aba maile bujhen.
    Oh, now I understand.
  4. अनीता Anita

    हुन्छ, अरु केही सोध्नु छ?
    hunchha, aru kehi sodhnu chha?
    Okay, do you have anything else to ask?

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