Numbers
are not only for counting, they mean to us more than that. See on the next page as how
various numbers mean differently in our lives:
There are many Hindi words used in these descriptions. They are all transliterated in
the following way. This way is used only to pronounce these words correctly :
Hindi English used here
Sound as
a
a
ab, anaar,
aa
aa
aam, aap, aas paas,
i
i
imlee, is, itnaa, phir
ee
ee
eekh, peeth, jeet
u
u
ulloo, rulaanaa
oo
oo
ooper, roothanaa
e
e
ek,
ai
ai
ainak, aisaa,
o
o
omkaar, okhalee,
au
au
aurat,
aur,
an
n
angoor,
praant,
ah
ah
namah
Most consonants do not include "a" in the last to make them full, so
Krishn is different from
Krishnaa, or Raavan is different from Raavanaa. A is used is with the
consonant in the middle wherever it is a fear that it could be used as
half consonant also as Kamalaa. Wherever half consonant is used, it is
used without "a", such as Kuntee.
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