What are the basic consonants in Hindi?

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In Hindi, there are 33 basic consonants, which are known as "Vyanjan" (व्यंजन) in the Devanagari script. Here they are: क (ka) ख (kha) ग (ga) घ (gha) ङ (nga) च (cha) छ (chha) ज (ja) झ (jha) ञ (nya) ट (ṭa) ठ (ṭha) ड (ḍa) ढ (ḍha) ण (ṇa) त (ta) थ (tha) द (da) ध (dha) न (na) प (pa) फ...
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In Hindi, there are 33 basic consonants, which are known as "Vyanjan" (व्यंजन) in the Devanagari script. Here they are: क (ka) ख (kha) ग (ga) घ (gha) ङ (nga) च (cha) छ (chha) ज (ja) झ (jha) ञ (nya) ट (ṭa) ठ (ṭha) ड (ḍa) ढ (ḍha) ण (ṇa) त (ta) थ (tha) द (da) ध (dha) न (na) प (pa) फ (pha) ब (ba) भ (bha) म (ma) य (ya) र (ra) ल (la) व (va) श (sha) ष (ṣa) स (sa) ह (ha) These consonants are used as the building blocks for forming words in Hindi. read less
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Basic Consonants are व्यंजनों (consonants)की संख्या 33 है – क ख ग घ ड़, च छ ज झ ञ, ट ठ ड ढ ण, त थ द ध न, प फ ब भ म, य र ल व, श ष स ह.
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व्यंजनों की संख्या ३३ है
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Basic Consonants is called व्यंजन इन hindi. In hindi there are 33 consonants. In hindi after adding vowel with consonant it makes alphabet. व्यंजनों (consonants)की संख्या 33 है – क ख ग घ ड़, च छ ज झ ञ, ट ठ ड ढ ण, त थ द ध न, प फ ब भ म, (25) + य र ल व, श ष स ह. (8)=33
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