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A2 adjective #1,000 सबसे आम 2 मिनट पढ़ने का समय

おもい

Q: What's the opposite of おもい?

The opposite of おもい (heavy) is 軽い (karui) , which means light.

Q: How do I make おもい past tense?

To make おもい past tense, you change it to 重かった (omokatta) . Example: そのカバンは 重かった 。(Sono kaban wa omokatta .) - That bag was heavy.

Q: How do I make おもい negative?

To make おもい negative, you change it to 重くない (omokunai) . Example: この箱は 重くない 。(Kono hako wa omokunai .) - This box is not heavy.

Q: How do you say 'it's too heavy'?

To say 'it's too heavy,' you use 重すぎる (omosugiru) . Example: このテーブルは 重すぎる 。(Kono tēburu wa omosugiru .) - This table is too heavy.

omoi शीर्ष 1,000

When we talk about how heavy something is in Japanese, we use the word おもい (omoi). You'll often hear this when people are describing objects they are carrying or lifting. For example, if you pick up a big box and it feels heavy, you would say it's おもい. It's a simple and useful adjective to know!

When talking about the physical weight of something, like a heavy box or a heavy bag, you would use 「重い」(omoi). It’s a straightforward adjective meaning “heavy” in terms of weight.

However, 「重い」 can also be used in more figurative ways. For instance, if you're talking about a serious topic that feels burdensome or difficult to discuss, you might say 「話が重い」(hanashi ga omoi), meaning “the topic is heavy” or “serious.”

You can also use it to describe feelings or emotions. If someone is feeling down or depressed, their mood might be described as 「気持ちが重い」(kimochi ga omoi), meaning “their feelings are heavy” or “they are in a low mood.”

Another common usage is for something that feels oppressive or difficult to bear, like a heavy responsibility: 「責任が重い」(sekinin ga omoi). Here, it implies a significant burden.

So, while the basic meaning is about physical weight, remember that 「重い」 has a range of nuanced uses in Japanese to describe seriousness, burdens, and emotional states.

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おもい 30 सेकंड में

Describes physical weight.
An i-adjective.
Often used for objects.

Let's learn how to use the Japanese adjective おもい (omoi), which means "heavy." This is an i-adjective, so it follows specific rules for conjugation and sentence structure.

§ Basic use of おもい

The most straightforward way to use おもい is to describe a noun as heavy.

これはとてもおもいです。
Kore wa totemo omoi desu.

Hint: This is very heavy.

おもいカバンですね。
Omoi kaban desu ne.

Hint: It's a heavy bag, isn't it?

§ Conjugating おもい

Like all i-adjectives, おもい changes its ending depending on whether it's positive, negative, past tense, or present tense.

§ Present positive: おもい

This is the basic form, used for present tense positive statements.

その箱はおもいです。
Sono hako wa omoi desu.

Hint: That box is heavy.

§ Present negative: おもくない

To make おもい negative, you drop the final い and add くない (kunai).

これはそんなにおもくないです。
Kore wa sonnani omokunai desu.

Hint: This isn't that heavy.

§ Past positive: おもかった

For past tense positive, drop the final い and add かった (katta).

昨日、荷物がとてもおもかったです。
Kinou, nimotsu ga totemo omokatta desu.

Hint: Yesterday, the luggage was very heavy.

§ Past negative: おもくなかった

For past tense negative, use the negative form (おもくない) and then change the い to かった (katta), resulting in おもくなかった (omokunakatta).

予想より、かばんがおもくなかったです。
Yosou yori, kaban ga omokunakatta desu.

Hint: The bag wasn't as heavy as I expected.

§ Using おもい with particles

When using おもい to describe something, the particles は (wa) and が (ga) are commonly used.

は (wa): Often used to introduce the topic or when comparing things.
が (ga): Often used to highlight the subject, especially when it's new information or when expressing personal feelings.

この石はとてもおもいです。
Kono ishi wa totemo omoi desu.

Hint: This stone is very heavy. (Focus on the stone as a topic)

かばんがおもいので、手伝ってください。
Kaban ga omoi node, tetsudatte kudasai.

Hint: Because the bag is heavy, please help me. (Highlighting the bag's heaviness as the reason)

§ Adverbial form: おもく

You can change an i-adjective into an adverb by dropping the final い and adding く (ku). This is useful when you want to describe how a verb is done, or to modify another adjective.

その箱をおもく感じます。
Sono hako wo omoku kanjimasu.

Hint: I feel that box is heavy. (Literally: I feel heavily about that box)

While this specific adverbial usage for "heavy" is less common than just describing the noun, it's an important grammatical concept for i-adjectives in general.

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आगे क्या सीखें

पूर्वापेक्षाएँ

です (desu - 'is', 'am', 'are') かばん (kaban - bag) とても (totemo - very) もつ (motsu - to carry, to hold) この (kono - this)

आगे सीखें

かるい (karui - light (weight)) おおきい (ookii - big) ちいさい (chiisai - small)

उन्नत

おもさ (omosa - weight (noun)) 重い荷物 (omoi nimotsu - heavy luggage) 重労働 (juurodou - heavy labor)

ज़रूरी व्याकरण

い-adjectives like おもい (omoi - heavy) directly modify nouns by preceding them. For example: おもいかばん (omoi kaban) - a heavy bag.

おもいかばんをもちました。(Omoi kaban o mochimashita.) - I carried a heavy bag.

To form the negative of an い-adjective, replace the final い with くない (kunai). For example: おもくない (omokunai) - not heavy.

このにもつはおもくないです。(Kono nimotsu wa omokunai desu.) - This luggage is not heavy.

To describe an adjective in the past tense, replace the final い with かった (katta). For example: おもかった (omokatta) - was heavy.

きのうのにもつはおもかったです。(Kinō no nimotsu wa omokatta desu.) - Yesterday's luggage was heavy.

To connect two い-adjectives, the first adjective changes its ending い to くて (kute). For example: おもくておおきい (omokute ookii) - heavy and big.

このにもつはおもくておおきいです。(Kono nimotsu wa omokute ookii desu.) - This luggage is heavy and big.

When using an い-adjective with an adverbial meaning, change the final い to く (ku) and attach it to a verb. For example: おもくする (omoku suru) - to make heavy.

にもつをおもくしないでください。(Nimotsu o omoku shinai de kudasai.) - Please don't make the luggage heavy.

स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

このかばんはとてもおもいです。

This bag is very heavy.

おもいにもつをはこんでいます。

I am carrying heavy luggage.

このテーブルはおもいですね。

This table is heavy, isn't it?

おもいドアをあけました。

I opened the heavy door.

このいしはおもいです。

This stone is heavy.

おもいふとんをもちあげました。

I lifted the heavy futon.

おもいスーツケースをひっぱります。

I pull a heavy suitcase.

おもいゆきがたくさんふりました。

A lot of heavy snow fell.

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

おもい荷物 heavy luggage

おもい石 heavy stone

おもい箱 heavy box

おもい本 heavy book

おもい扉 heavy door

おもいコート heavy coat

おもい毛布 heavy blanket

おもいカバン heavy bag

おもい責任 heavy responsibility

おもい気分 heavy feeling

सामान्य वाक्यांश

この箱はおもいです。

This box is heavy.

おもい荷物を持っています。

I'm carrying heavy luggage.

雪がおもい。

The snow is heavy.

心がおもい。

My heart feels heavy.

おもい話ですね。

That's a heavy topic, isn't it?

おもいコートを着ている。

I'm wearing a heavy coat.

おもい雨が降っている。

Heavy rain is falling.

彼女はとてもおもい責任がある。

She has a very heavy responsibility.

この机はおもくて動かせない。

This desk is heavy and I can't move it.

おもい病気にかかった。

I caught a serious (heavy) illness.

शब्द परिवार

संज्ञा

おもさ weight, heaviness

じゅうりょう weight (often for objects, measurements)

おもみ weight, importance, dignity

क्रिया

おもくなる to become heavy

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The Japanese word for 'heavy' is おもい (omoi). It's an い-adjective.

Yes, おもい can also describe something that is emotionally or mentally 'heavy,' like a heavy topic or a heavy heart. For example, 重い話 (omoi hanashi) means a serious or heavy topic.

The opposite of おもい (heavy) is 軽い (karui), which means light.

You can use おもい just like other い-adjectives. For example:
これは重いカバンです。(Kore wa omoi kaban desu.) - This is a heavy bag.
その箱は重いですか？(Sono hako wa omoi desu ka?) - Is that box heavy?

No, as an い-adjective, the basic form おもい doesn't change based on gender or number. It will change for past tense or negative forms, just like other い-adjectives.

Besides describing physical weight, you might hear phrases like:
重い空気 (omoi kūki) - a heavy atmosphere (tense, awkward)
重い責任 (omoi sekinin) - heavy responsibility.

To make おもい past tense, you change it to 重かった (omokatta).
Example: そのカバンは重かった。(Sono kaban wa omokatta.) - That bag was heavy.

To make おもい negative, you change it to 重くない (omokunai).
Example: この箱は重くない。(Kono hako wa omokunai.) - This box is not heavy.

When using おもい in a polite sentence, you add です (desu) after it.
Example: この荷物は重いです。(Kono nimotsu wa omoi desu.) - This luggage is heavy.

To say 'it's too heavy,' you use 重すぎる (omosugiru).
Example: このテーブルは重すぎる。(Kono tēburu wa omosugiru.) - This table is too heavy.