Describe the verb conjugation in Hindi.

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Hindi verb conjugation involves changes to verbs based on tense, gender, number, and formality. Verbs are categorized into three groups: -ता (-ta) for masculine singular, -ती (-ti) for feminine singular, and -ते (-te) for plural forms. Conjugation also varies with tense and formality, making it a complex...
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Hindi verb conjugation involves changes to verbs based on tense, gender, number, and formality. Verbs are categorized into three groups: -ता (-ta) for masculine singular, -ती (-ti) for feminine singular, and -ते (-te) for plural forms. Conjugation also varies with tense and formality, making it a complex but essential aspect of Hindi grammar. read less
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विशेषण:- १. गुणवाचक विशेषण 2. परिणामवाचक विशेषण :- अ. निश्चित परिणामवाचक ब. अनिश्चित परिणामवाचक 3. संख्यावाचक :- अ. निश्चित संख्यावाचक ब. अनिश्चित संख्यावाचक 4. सर्वनामिक
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