How to Say “Proton” in Hindi

प्रोटॉन
proṭŏnmasculine
The English word "proton" is translated into Hindi as प्रोटॉन (proṭŏn) or प्राणु.
Meaning: positively charged nucleon (noun)

Ways to say it

“proton” in Hindi
Hindi Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
प्रोटॉन proṭŏn masculine
प्राणु prāṇu masculine

Both forms refer to a positively charged nucleon.

Which one should you use?

The transliterated form प्रोटॉन is the standard term used in modern Hindi textbooks and scientific discourse.

How do you pronounce it?

proṭŏn

Did you know?

  • The term प्राणु is derived from the Sanskrit word अणु, which means 'particle' or 'atom'.
  • The Sanskrit root अणु also appears in the word for 'molecule' in some classical contexts, relating everything back to the concept of 'smallness'.
  • The word अणु is the root for both 'atom' and 'particle' in Hindi, meaning the building blocks of the universe share a single linguistic origin.

Examples in context

  • परमाणु के केंद्र में एक प्रोटॉन होता है।
    parmanu ke kendra mein ek proton hota hai.
    There is a proton in the center of an atom.
  • प्रोटॉन पर धनात्मक आवेश होता है।
    proton par dhanatmak aavesh hota hai.
    A proton has a positive charge.
  • वैज्ञानिक प्रोटॉन के व्यवहार का अध्ययन कर रहे हैं।
    vaigyanik proton ke vyavhar ka adhyayan kar rahe hain.
    Scientists are studying the behavior of the proton.

Example conversation

Aditya and Pooja are discussing a science textbook in a library.

  1. आदित्य Aditya

    क्या तुम जानती हो कि प्रोटॉन क्या है?
    kya tum jaanti ho ki proton kya hai?
    Do you know what a proton is?
  2. पूजा Pooja

    हाँ, यह एक धनावेशित कण है।
    haan, yeh ek dhanaveshit kan hai.
    Yes, it is a positively charged particle.
  3. आदित्य Aditya

    क्या यह परमाणु का हिस्सा है?
    kya yeh parmanu ka hissa hai?
    Is it a part of the atom?
  4. पूजा Pooja

    हाँ, आदित्य, यह परमाणु के नाभिक में होता है।
    haan, aditya, yeh parmanu ke naabhik mein hota hai.
    Yes, Aditya, it is in the nucleus of the atom.

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