1. Abandon-v- (AvÕe¨vb&Wvb&-
cwiZ¨vM Kiv) He will never abandon hope.
Abandon-n- (AvÕe¨vb&Wvb&- ‡ec‡ivqv ¯^vaxbZv, DÏvgZv)
They were shouting in abandon.
Abandonment-n- (AvÕe¨vb&Wvb&gv›U- cwiZ¨vM) He has
the fear of abandonment in old age.
Abandoned -adj- (AvÕe¨vb&WvbÛ- cwiZ¨³) This is the
abandoned building.
2. Abject-adj- (A¨vÕe&†R±-AZ¨šÍ
`~`©kv MÖ¯Í, †kvPbxq-e¨w³, e¨w³i KvR ev e¨envi m¤^‡Ü) The man lives in
abject proverty.
Abjection-n- (A¨vÕe&†RK&k&b-†kvPbxqZv; nxbZv) His abjection is in
intolerable.
Abjectly-adv- (A¨vÕe&†R±wj- †kvPbxqfv‡e, nxbfv‡e) He
was defeated abjectly in the election
3. Able-adj- (GBej-mg_©,
mÿg) I am able to do the work.
Ability-n- (AvÕwewjwU-mvg_©, mÿgZv) He has the ability
to do the work.
Ably-adv- (GBweø-mÿgZvi m‡½) He has done this work
very ably.
Enable-v- (B‡bBej-mÿg Kiv) His ill earned money enabled
him to buy the car.
4. Abolish-v- (AvÕevwjk-
†jvc Kiv, D‡”Q` Kiv) Slavery was abolished in America in the 19th
century.
Abolition-n- (AvÕevÕwjkb-we‡jvcmvab) The abolition of
slavery ended in America in the 19th century.
5. About-adj- (AvÕevDU-cÖvq,
GBgvÎ) We are about to go.
About-adv- (AvÕevDU- cÖvq, KvQvKvwQ, GLv‡b †mLv‡b hÎZÎ,
BZ¯ÍZt) He is about the same height as you. The children were rushing about.
About-prep- (AvÕevDU -Kv‡Q, Kv‡iv wbK‡U, m¤^‡Ü, wel‡q)Tell
me all about this. How/what about going to cinema.
6. Above-adj- (AvÕevf&-
Dc‡ii) See the above paragraph.
Above-adv- (AvÕevf-Dc‡i, gv_vi Dc‡i) The birds are
flying above.
Above- prep- (AvÕevf-AwaKZi DPz‡Z, Av‡iv Dc‡i, msL¨v, ¸Y, †`vl,
IRb, g~j¨ BZ¨vw` AwaK; AwaKZi; bvMv‡ji evB‡i, D‡aŸ© ) Raise your arms
above your head. No one is above the law.
7. Absent-adj- (A¨ve&mv›U-Abycw¯’Z)
He was absent from the class.
Absent-v- (A¨ve&mv›U-wb‡R‡K Abycw¯’Z ivLv, Abycw¯’Z _vKv)
He deliberately(D‡Ïk¨cÖ‡Yvw`Zfv‡e)
absented himself from meeting.
Absentee-n- (A¨ve&mvbUx- Abycw¯’Z e¨w³) The number
of absentees is five.
Absence-n- (A¨ve&mvÝ-Abycw¯’wZ, AeZ©gv‡b, Afve) It
happened in my absence.
Absently –adv- (A¨ve&mv›Uwj-Ab¨gb¯‹fv‡e) Shahin gazed
(w¯’i `„wó‡Z ZvwK‡q _vKv) absently
out of the window.
Absentminded-adj-
(A¨ve&mv›UgvBbW&vW&-Ab¨gb¯‹)
You are getting very absentminded.
Absentmindedly-adv- (A¨ve&mv›UgvBbW&vW&wj-Ab¨gb¯‹fv‡e)
He took my umbrella absentmindedly.
8. Absolute-adj- (A¨ve&mvj~U-m¤ú~Y©;cwic~Y©,
cÖK…Z) He is an absolute genius.
Absolutely-adv- (A¨ve&mvj~Uwj-m¤ú~Y©fv‡e) You can trust
her absolutely.
9. Absorb-v- (A¨ve&Õ‡mve&
/A¨veÕ‡Rve&- ï‡l †bqv, wbweó ev wb‡qvM Kiv) Plants absorb nutrients
() from soil.
Absorption-n- (A¨ve&Õ‡mve&kb/A¨veÕ‡Rve&kb- †kvlb,
wbgMœZv; wbweóZv) It has rapid absorption of water.
Absorbed-adj(A¨ve&Õ‡mvÕe&W /A¨veÕ‡RvÕe&W-wbgMœ)
He seems totally absorbed in his work.
Absorbent-adj- (A¨ve&Õ‡mve&v›U /A¨veÕ‡Rve&v›U-†kvlYÿg)
I need a piece of absorbent paper.
Absorbing- adj- (A¨ve&Õ‡mvwe&O /A¨veÕ‡Rvwe&O- wbgMœ
K‡i Ggb wKQz) It is an absorbing film.
10. Abstain-v- (A¨ve‡÷Bb-weiZ
_vKv, cwinvi K‡i Pjv) He has been advice to abstain from alcohol.
Abstainer-n- (A¨ve‡÷Bbvi- cwinviKvix e¨w³) He is a total
abstainer of alcohol.
Abstemious-adj- (A¨ve÷xwgqvm&-we‡klZ cvbvnv‡I mshZ; wgZvnix;
mshgx)He is an abstemious person.
Abstemiously-
adv-( A¨ve÷xwgqvm&wj-mshZfv‡e)
Youn should lead your life abstemiously.
