How to Say “Narrator” in Hindi

कथावाचक
kathāvācakmasculine
The English phrase "narrator" in Hindi is कथावाचक (kathāvācak).
In the context of a story, a narrator is referred to as a कथावाचक.
Meaning: in story (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The masculine form कथावाचक changes to the feminine form कथावाचिका when referring to a female narrator.

How do you pronounce it?

kathāvācak

Did you know?

  • The component वाचक comes from the root वच्, which means 'to speak'. This same root is the distant ancestor of the English word 'voice'.
  • While कथावाचक refers to the person telling the story, the act of narrating a religious story is called कथा and is often treated as a spiritual ritual rather than just a reading.
  • If a narrator is describing a historical event rather than a fictional story, the term वृत्तांतकार (vṛttāntakār) might be used instead.

Examples in context

  • उस सुनानेवाले ने कहानी को रोमांचपूर्ण ढंग से सुनाया।
    The narrator told the story in an exciting manner.
  • वह इस कहानी का कथावाचक है।
    vaha is kahaani ka kathavaachak hai.
    He is the narrator of this story.
  • कथावाचक बहुत स्पष्ट बोल रहा है।
    kathavaachak bahut spasht bol raha hai.
    The narrator is speaking very clearly.
  • हमें एक अच्छा कथावाचक चाहिए।
    hamein ek achchha kathavaachak chaahie.
    We need a good narrator.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a podcast they just heard.

  1. नेहा Neha

    क्या तुम्हें इस पॉडकास्ट का कथावाचक पसंद आया?
    kya tumhein is podcast ka kathavaachak pasand aaya?
    Did you like the narrator of this podcast?
  2. अमित Amit

    हाँ, वह बहुत प्रभावशाली कथावाचक है।
    haan, vaha bahut prabhaavshaali kathavaachak hai.
    Yes, he is a very impressive narrator.
  3. नेहा Neha

    उसकी आवाज़ बहुत मधुर है।
    uskii aawaaz bahut madhur hai.
    His voice is very sweet.
  4. अमित Amit

    बिल्कुल, नेहा, उसकी आवाज़ बेहतरीन है।
    bilkul, Neha, uskii aawaaz behatreen hai.
    Exactly, Neha, his voice is excellent.
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