How to Say “Tools” in Hindi

उपकरण
upkaraṇ/ʊp.kə.ɾəɳ/
In Hindi, 'tools' is expressed as उपकरण (upkaraṇ).
उपकरण refers to devices or implements used to carry out a particular manual work or task.

Which one should you use?

The word Yantra is a formal term that specifically refers to mechanical or mechanical-like tools.

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced as /ʊp.kə.ɾəɳ/. It has 3 syllables.

Did you know?

  • While उपकरण describes tools, the related word यंत्र (yantra) is used in spiritual contexts to describe a mystical diagram or a cosmic tool for meditation.
  • The word उपकरण is rooted in the Proto-Indo-European root *kʷer-, which also gave rise to the English word 'craft'.
  • The word औजार is actually a loanword from Persian, illustrating the deep historical influence of Persian on Hindi vocabulary.

Examples in context

  • नए यंत्र की खरीदारी के लिए बजट तैयार करें।
    Prepare a budget for purchasing new machinery.
  • काम करने के लिए वह कई अलग-अलग साधनों का इस्तेमाल करता है।
    He uses various tools to perform his work.
  • ये खेती के उपकरण हैं।
    ye kheti ke upakaran hain.
    These are farming tools.
  • मुझे नए उपकरण चाहिए।
    mujhe naye upakaran chahiye.
    I need new tools.
  • वर्कशॉप में बहुत सारे उपकरण रखे हैं।
    workshop mein bahut saare upakaran rakhe hain.
    There are many tools kept in the workshop.

Example conversation

Vikas and Anjali are in a garage looking at a toolbox.

  1. विकास Vikas

    क्या तुमने सभी उपकरण देख लिए?
    kya tumne sabhi upakaran dekh liye?
    Did you check all the tools?
  2. अंजलि Anjali

    हाँ, विकास, सब कुछ ठीक है।
    haan, Vikas, sab kuch theek hai.
    Yes, Vikas, everything is fine.
  3. विकास Vikas

    ठीक है, अब काम शुरू करते हैं।
    theek hai, ab kaam shuru karte hain.
    Okay, let's start the work now.
  4. अंजलि Anjali

    चलो, मैं तैयारी करती हूँ।
    chalo, main taiyari karti hoon.
    Let's go, I will prepare.

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