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A2 noun 8分で読める

कम्बल

kambal
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解説 कम्बल in your Level:
At the A1 level, 'Kambal' is a basic vocabulary word used to identify a common household object. Learners should focus on the word as a noun that means 'blanket'. At this stage, you use it in simple 'Subject + Object + Verb' sentences. For example, 'This is a blanket' (Yeh kambal hai). You should also learn that it is masculine. It is one of the first words you learn when talking about the bedroom or furniture. Focus on the physical presence of the object and its primary function: providing warmth. You might use it when staying at a friend's house or a hotel to ask for basic bedding needs. The pronunciation is straightforward, with the 'm' and 'b' sounds being distinct.
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At the A2 level, you begin to use 'Kambal' with adjectives and simple verbs like 'to take' (lena) or 'to give' (dena). You should be able to describe the blanket's properties, such as its color or texture (e.g., 'lal kambal' - red blanket, 'naram kambal' - soft blanket). You also learn the verb 'odhna' (to wrap/cover oneself), which is specifically used with blankets. A2 learners can handle simple requests or commands involving the word, such as 'Please give me a blanket' or 'Put the blanket on the bed'. You are also introduced to the concept of gender agreement, ensuring that adjectives like 'bada' (big) or 'chhota' (small) match the masculine 'kambal'.
At the B1 level, you can use 'Kambal' in more complex situations, such as describing a sequence of actions or expressing needs during travel. You might talk about packing a blanket for a trip or complaining about a dusty blanket in a hotel. This level introduces the oblique plural form 'kambalon' when used with postpositions like 'mein' (in) or 'se' (with). For example, 'Kambalon ko saaf karo' (Clean the blankets). You also start to understand the cultural context of blankets in India, such as their use in charity or the seasonal ritual of bringing them out of storage. Your sentences become longer, incorporating conjunctions like 'kyunki' (because) or 'lekin' (but).
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At the B2 level, you use 'Kambal' fluently in various registers. You can discuss the quality of materials (wool vs. synthetic) and use the word in idiomatic or metaphorical contexts. You might participate in a discussion about social issues, such as the government's responsibility to provide 'kambal' to the needy during a cold wave. Your grammar is more precise, handling complex sentence structures like 'If it gets colder, I will need another blanket' (Agar thund badhi, toh mujhe ek aur kambal chahiye hoga). You also recognize the nuance between 'kambal', 'razai', and 'loi', choosing the correct term based on the specific degree of cold or cultural setting.
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At the C1 level, 'Kambal' becomes a tool for nuanced expression. You can use it in literary or formal contexts, perhaps describing the 'warmth of a blanket' as a metaphor for security or comfort in a piece of creative writing. You understand the historical and regional variations of the word, such as the 'Kambali' used by rural communities. You can navigate complex retail interactions, discussing thread counts or specific weaving techniques of traditional blankets. Your use of the word is natural, and you can switch between formal and colloquial registers effortlessly, including using the word in humor or subtle social commentary about poverty and wealth in winter.
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At the C2 level, you have a masterly command of the word 'Kambal' and its place in the Hindi language. You can interpret the word in classical poetry or high-level academic discussions about textiles and culture. You are aware of the etymological roots in Sanskrit and how the word has evolved. You can use it in sophisticated wordplay or complex analogies. For a C2 learner, 'Kambal' is not just a vocabulary item but a cultural symbol. You can discuss the socio-economic implications of 'blanket politics' in India or write a detailed critique of a textile exhibition, using the word with absolute precision and stylistic flair, indistinguishable from a native scholar.
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कम्बल 30秒で

  • Kambal means 'blanket' in Hindi and is a masculine noun.
  • It is primarily used for warmth during the winter season.
  • The specific verb for covering oneself with a blanket is 'odhna'.
  • It is culturally significant in India, often used in charity for the homeless.

The Hindi word कम्बल (Kambal) is a common noun used to describe a blanket—a large piece of woolen or thick fabric used for warmth, typically while sleeping or resting. In the diverse climatic landscape of India, the kambal holds a significant place, especially in the northern regions where winters can be biting and harsh. Unlike a light sheet or a thin coverlet, a kambal implies weight, insulation, and protection against the cold. It is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Kambala', which has been part of the Indo-Aryan linguistic heritage for millennia. When you use this word, you are referring to something substantial. It is not just a piece of bedding; it is a tool for survival in the winter months.

Literal Usage
Used primarily to identify the physical object found in bedrooms, hotels, or during travel. For example, 'Bring the blanket from the cupboard' translates to 'अलमारी से कम्बल ले आओ'.

ठंड बहुत है, एक भारी कम्बल निकाल लो। (It's very cold, take out a heavy blanket.)

The word is also used in social contexts. In India, donating blankets (kambal daan) is considered a noble act of charity during the peak of winter. You will often hear news reports or social media posts about people distributing kambal to the homeless on the streets of Delhi or Lucknow. This cultural nuance adds a layer of compassion to the word. It represents warmth not just in a physical sense, but in a humanitarian one. Whether it is a traditional hand-woven woolen blanket from Himachal Pradesh or a modern synthetic fleece one from a city mall, the essence of the word remains the same: a shield against the chill.

Material Varieties
Hindi speakers often specify the type: 'Ooni kambal' for wool, or 'Mulayam kambal' for soft ones.

यह कम्बल बहुत मुलायम है। (This blanket is very soft.)

Furthermore, the word is used in travel contexts. On Indian Railways, especially in AC coaches, the provision of a kambal is a standard service. You might hear a passenger asking the attendant, 'Bhaiya, ek kambal aur milega?' (Brother, can I get one more blanket?). This makes it a high-frequency word for anyone living in or traveling through Hindi-speaking regions. Understanding the word 'Kambal' is essential for daily comfort and navigating social interactions during the colder half of the year.

Using कम्बल (Kambal) correctly involves understanding its grammatical gender and how it interacts with postpositions. Since it is a masculine noun, adjectives ending in '-a' will change to match it, and the verb endings will reflect its masculinity. For instance, 'Mera kambal' (My blanket) uses the masculine possessive pronoun 'mera'. If you have multiple blankets, the direct plural remains 'kambal', but the oblique plural (used with prepositions/postpositions) becomes 'kambalon'.

Subjective Use
When the blanket is the subject of the sentence: 'Kambal garm hai' (The blanket is warm).

नया कम्बल मेज पर रखा है। (The new blanket is kept on the table.)

When using verbs of action like 'to cover' or 'to wrap', we use the phrase 'kambal odhna'. 'Odhna' is a specific verb in Hindi used for wrapping oneself in a shawl, blanket, or sheet. You wouldn't typically say 'kambal pehenna' (to wear a blanket) unless you are using it like a coat, which is unusual. Instead, 'Maine kambal odha' (I wrapped myself in a blanket) is the standard way to express using one for sleep.

Imperative/Command
To tell someone to get a blanket: 'Kambal lekar aao' (Bring a blanket).

बच्चे को कम्बल से ढँक दो। (Cover the child with a blanket.)

In more advanced usage, you might use 'kambal' in the context of cleaning or storage. 'Kambal ki dry cleaning karani hai' (The blanket needs to be dry cleaned). Or 'Kambal ko dhoop dikha do' (Show the blanket some sunlight), which is a common Indian household practice of airing out heavy bedding to remove moisture or odors. Mastering these variations allows you to communicate effectively in domestic settings.

The word कम्बल (Kambal) is ubiquitous in several specific environments. The most common is the household environment during the transition from autumn to winter. Families often have a 'blanket day' where they take all the kambals out of storage boxes or 'sandooks'. You will hear mothers telling children, 'Sardi aa gayi hai, kambal nikaal lo' (Winter has arrived, take out the blankets). This marks a seasonal shift in the Indian home.

At the Market
Shopkeepers in textile markets like Chandni Chowk will shout, 'Saste aur garm kambal!' (Cheap and warm blankets!).

भाई साहब, यह कम्बल कितने का है? (Brother, how much is this blanket for?)

Another major place is the Indian Railway system. In long-distance trains, the 'bedroll' service is a vital part of the journey. Passengers frequently interact with the coach attendants regarding the cleanliness or availability of the kambal. If a blanket is dusty, a passenger might complain, 'Yeh kambal ganda hai, dusra de do' (This blanket is dirty, give me another one). This makes the word essential for travelers.

Charity Drives
NGOs and religious organizations often organize 'Kambal Vitaran' (Blanket Distribution) events.

कल मंदिर में कम्बल बाँटे जाएँगे। (Blankets will be distributed at the temple tomorrow.)

Lastly, you will encounter the word in news headlines during cold waves. Reporters might say, 'Sarkar ne rain-baseron mein kambal ka intezam kiya' (The government has arranged for blankets in night shelters). In all these contexts—domestic, commercial, travel, and social—the word kambal is the standard term used by everyone from a street vendor to a news anchor.

One of the most frequent mistakes English speakers make when learning Hindi is confusing कम्बल (Kambal) with other types of bedding like 'Chadar' (sheet) or 'Razai' (quilt). While all three are used on a bed, they are not interchangeable. A Chadar is a thin cotton sheet, usually used in summer or as a base layer. A Razai is a thick, cotton-stuffed quilt, which is much heavier and warmer than a standard Kambal. Using 'kambal' when you mean 'razai' might lead to you being given something much lighter than you expected!

Grammar Mistake: Gender
Learners often treat 'kambal' as feminine because it ends in a consonant that doesn't sound 'heavy', but it is masculine. Saying 'Meri kambal' is technically incorrect; it should be 'Mera kambal'.

Incorrect: यह कम्बल अच्छी है।
Correct: यह कम्बल अच्छा है।

Another mistake is the verb choice. In English, we 'put on' a blanket. In Hindi, if you say 'kambal lagao', it might mean 'put the blanket on the bed' (laying it out). If you want to say you are covering yourself, you must use 'odho'. Confusing 'lagana' (to apply/place) with 'odhna' (to wrap/cover) is a common beginner error. Also, be careful with the pronunciation of the 'm' sound; it is a full 'ma' sound followed by 'ba', not a nasalized vowel.

Contextual Mistake: Plurals
Forgetting to change the form in oblique cases. Instead of 'kambal mein', if you are talking about multiple, use 'kambalon mein'.

सभी कम्बलों को तह करके रख दो। (Fold and keep all the blankets.)

Lastly, don't confuse Kambal with Kamal (Lotus). The difference is just one 'b' sound, but the meanings are worlds apart. 'Kamal' is a flower, and 'Kambal' is a blanket. Swapping these in a sentence like 'The lotus is warm' would be quite confusing!

While कम्बल (Kambal) is the general term for a blanket, Hindi has several specific words for different types of coverings depending on the material, weight, and usage. Understanding these synonyms and alternatives will help you sound more like a native speaker and choose the right item for the right temperature.

रजाई (Razai)
A thick quilt stuffed with cotton. Used in extreme winter. Much warmer than a kambal.
चादर (Chadar)
A thin bedsheet or a light shawl. Used in summer or mild weather.
लोई (Loi)
A thin, high-quality woolen wrap, often worn by men over their shoulders in North India.

मुझे कम्बल नहीं, रजाई चाहिए। (I don't want a blanket, I want a quilt.)

In some regional dialects or more formal Hindi, you might encounter 'Dushala' (a heavy shawl) or 'Odhna' (generic term for a covering). However, 'Kambal' remains the most versatile and understood term across India. If you are in a shop and you aren't sure of the specific type, asking for a 'Garm kapda' (warm cloth) or 'Kambal' will always get you something that keeps you warm.

दुलाई (Dulai)
A light, double-layered cotton quilt, perfect for the start of winter when a heavy kambal is too much.

आजकल रात को हल्की दुलाई काफी है। (These days, a light thin-quilt is enough at night.)

Choosing between these depends on the 'thund' (cold). For a mild AC room, a 'Chadar' or 'Dulai' works. For a cold night in Delhi, a 'Kambal' is necessary. For a freezing night in the mountains, only a 'Razai' will suffice. Knowing these distinctions makes you a more precise and effective communicator in Hindi.

How Formal Is It?

フォーマル

"कृपया निर्धनों के मध्य कम्बल वितरण सुनिश्चित करें।"

ニュートラル

"मुझे एक साफ़ कम्बल चाहिए।"

カジュアル

"अरे, वो कम्बल इधर फेंकना!"

Child friendly

"देखो, भालू कम्बल ओढ़कर सो रहा है।"

スラング

"कम्बल तान के सो गया वो तो।"

豆知識

In ancient Indian texts, the quality of a 'Kambala' was often used as a measure of a person's status. Kings would gift fine woolen kambalas to scholars.

発音ガイド

UK /ˈkʌmb(ə)l/
US /ˈkʌmbəl/
Primary stress is on the first syllable 'Kam'.
韻が合う語
Sambal Dambal Ambal Jambal Hambal Tumbal Bumbal Lumbal
よくある間違い
  • Pronouncing it like 'Kamal' (lotus) by omitting the 'b'.
  • Nasalizing the 'm' too much instead of a full 'm' sound.
  • Changing the 'l' to an 'r' sound (Kambar), which is incorrect in standard Hindi.

難易度

読解 2/5

Easy to read as it follows standard phonetic rules.

ライティング 3/5

Requires correct placement of the 'half-m' or anusvaar, though often written with a full 'm'.

スピーキング 2/5

Simple two-syllable word.

リスニング 2/5

Distinct sounds make it easy to recognize.

次に学ぶべきこと

前提知識

ठंड (Cold) बिस्तर (Bed) कपड़ा (Cloth) गरम (Warm) नींद (Sleep)

次に学ぶ

रजाई (Quilt) सर्दियाँ (Winter) ओढ़ना (To wrap) मुलायम (Soft) भारी (Heavy)

上級

ऊनी (Woolen) बुनना (To weave) वितरण (Distribution) निशानी (Memento) आवरण (Covering)
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1

यह एक कम्बल है।

This is a blanket.

Simple demonstrative sentence with masculine noun.

2

कम्बल कहाँ है?

Where is the blanket?

Interrogative sentence.

3

मेरा कम्बल नीला है।

My blanket is blue.

Possessive pronoun 'mera' matches masculine 'kambal'.

4

मुझे कम्बल दो।

Give me a blanket.

Imperative sentence with direct object.

5

कम्बल गरम है।

The blanket is warm.

Adjective 'garam' (warm) describing the noun.

6

वह कम्बल छोटा है।

That blanket is small.

Adjective 'chhota' matches masculine noun.

7

एक कम्बल लाओ।

Bring one blanket.

Simple command.

8

कम्बल यहाँ रखो।

Keep the blanket here.

Adverb of place 'yahan'.

1

यह कम्बल बहुत मुलायम है।

This blanket is very soft.

Use of intensifier 'bahut'.

2

क्या आप मुझे एक नया कम्बल देंगे?

Will you give me a new blanket?

Future tense interrogative.

3

मैंने कल एक कम्बल खरीदा।

I bought a blanket yesterday.

Past tense with 'ne' construction.

4

ठंड लग रही है, कम्बल ओढ़ लो।

It's feeling cold, wrap yourself in a blanket.

Use of specific verb 'odhna'.

5

यह ऊनी कम्बल है।

This is a woolen blanket.

Adjective 'ooni' (woolen).

6

कम्बल को पलंग पर बिछा दो।

Spread the blanket on the bed.

Use of postposition 'ko' and compound verb 'bicha dena'.

7

मेरे पास दो कम्बल हैं।

I have two blankets.

Plural 'kambal' remains same in direct case.

8

कम्बल गंदा हो गया है।

The blanket has become dirty.

Intransitive compound verb 'ho gaya'.

1

सर्दियों में भारी कम्बल की ज़रूरत होती है।

In winters, there is a need for a heavy blanket.

Genitive 'ki' used with 'zaroorat'.

2

इन कम्बलों को धूप में सुखा दो।

Dry these blankets in the sun.

Oblique plural 'kambalon' with postposition 'ko'.

3

रेलवे के कम्बल हमेशा साफ़ नहीं होते।

Railway blankets are not always clean.

Possessive 'ke' matching plural 'kambal'.

4

अगर तुम्हें ठंड लगे, तो अलमारी से कम्बल ले लेना।

If you feel cold, take a blanket from the cupboard.

Conditional 'agar... toh' structure.

5

उसने अपने कम्बल में मुँह छिपा लिया।

He hid his face in his blanket.

Reflexive pronoun 'apne'.

6

क्या यह कम्बल धोने लायक है?

Is this blanket washable?

Suffix 'layak' (worth/able).

7

बाज़ार में बहुत सारे रंगीन कम्बल मिल रहे हैं।

Many colorful blankets are available in the market.

Adjective 'rangeen' (colorful).

8

बच्चा कम्बल के अंदर सो रहा है।

The child is sleeping inside the blanket.

Compound postposition 'ke andar'.

1

गरीबों को कम्बल दान करना एक पुण्य का काम है।

Donating blankets to the poor is an act of merit.

Gerundial use of 'daan karna'.

2

इस कम्बल की बुनाई बहुत ही बारीक है।

The weaving of this blanket is very fine.

Abstract noun 'bunai' (weaving).

3

जैसे ही उसने कम्बल हटाया, ठंडी हवा अंदर आ गई।

As soon as he removed the blanket, cold air came in.

Correlative 'jaise hi... waise hi' structure.

4

वह पुराने कम्बल को फाड़कर पायदान बना रही है।

She is making a doormat by tearing the old blanket.

Participle 'phaadkar' (having torn).

5

हमें सर्दियों के लिए नए कम्बल खरीदने की योजना बनानी चाहिए।

We should plan to buy new blankets for winter.

Modal 'chahiye' with planning structure.

6

यह कम्बल दिखने में तो पतला है, पर काफी गरम है।

This blanket looks thin, but it's quite warm.

Contrastive 'par' (but).

7

कम्बल के बिना रात काटना मुश्किल होगा।

It will be difficult to spend the night without a blanket.

Postposition 'ke bina' (without).

8

जहाँ भी जाओ, अपना कम्बल साथ ले जाना।

Wherever you go, take your blanket with you.

Relative adverb 'jahan bhi'.

1

प्रशासन ने बेघरों के लिए कम्बल और अलाव की व्यवस्था की है।

The administration has arranged blankets and bonfires for the homeless.

Formal vocabulary like 'prashasan' and 'vyavastha'.

2

उसकी यादें मेरे लिए एक पुराने कम्बल की तरह आरामदायक हैं।

Her memories are as comfortable as an old blanket for me.

Simile using 'ki tarah'.

3

हिमाचली कम्बलों की मांग अंतरराष्ट्रीय बाज़ार में बढ़ रही है।

The demand for Himachali blankets is increasing in the international market.

Complex subject with multiple modifiers.

4

कम्बल के रेशे आँखों में चुभ रहे हैं।

The fibers of the blanket are pricking the eyes.

Noun 'reshe' (fibers).

5

भले ही वह अमीर है, पर वह आज भी वही फटा कम्बल इस्तेमाल करता है।

Even though he is rich, he still uses that same torn blanket today.

Concessive 'bhale hi... par'.

6

कम्बल की तहों के बीच उसने अपनी चिट्ठियाँ छिपा रखी थीं।

Between the folds of the blanket, she had hidden her letters.

Compound postposition 'ke beech'.

7

ठंड के प्रकोप से बचने हेतु कम्बल का वितरण अनिवार्य हो गया है।

Blanket distribution has become mandatory to escape the wrath of the cold.

Sanskritized vocabulary 'prakop', 'hetu', 'anivarya'.

8

इस कम्बल का रंग धोने पर उतर तो नहीं जाएगा?

The color of this blanket won't bleed upon washing, will it?

Future tense with 'to nahi' for doubt.

1

कम्बल की गर्माहट में सिमटकर उसने पूरी रात बिता दी।

Cuddled in the warmth of the blanket, he spent the whole night.

Participial phrase 'simatkar'.

2

साहित्य में कम्बल को अक्सर सुरक्षा और सादगी का प्रतीक माना गया है।

In literature, the blanket has often been considered a symbol of security and simplicity.

Passive construction 'maana gaya hai'.

3

उस मोटे कम्बले के आवरण तले वह दुनिया के दुखों से बेखबर था।

Under the cover of that thick blanket, he was oblivious to the world's sorrows.

Poetic use of 'aavran' (covering) and 'tale' (under).

4

कम्बल के व्यापार ने उस छोटे से गाँव की अर्थव्यवस्था बदल दी।

The blanket trade changed the economy of that small village.

Complex noun phrase 'kambal ke vyapaar'.

5

धुंध भरी सुबह में कम्बल लपेटे हुए लोग चाय की दुकान पर जमा थे।

In the foggy morning, people wrapped in blankets were gathered at the tea shop.

Perfect participle 'lapete hue' describing the people.

6

यदि कम्बल की गुणवत्ता में किंचित भी कमी आई, तो ग्राहक शिकायत करेंगे।

If there is even a slight decrease in the quality of the blanket, customers will complain.

High-level 'yadi' and 'kinchit' (slight).

7

वह कम्बल केवल एक वस्तु नहीं, बल्कि उसकी माँ की आखिरी निशानी थी।

That blanket was not just an object, but the last memento of his mother.

Correlative 'keval... balki'.

8

कम्बल की बुनावट में छिपे रहस्यों को केवल एक पारखी ही समझ सकता है।

Only a connoisseur can understand the secrets hidden in the weaving of the blanket.

Noun 'parkhi' (connoisseur).

よく使う組み合わせ

ऊनी कम्बल
कम्बल ओढ़ना
भारी कम्बल
कम्बल दान
कम्बल बिछाना
नया कम्बल
कम्बल की तह
फटा कम्बल
मुलायम कम्बल
कम्बल वितरण

よく使うフレーズ

कम्बल में लिपटना

— To wrap oneself tightly in a blanket, usually for warmth or comfort.

वह ठंड के मारे कम्बल में लिपटा हुआ है।

कम्बल झाड़ना

— To shake out a blanket to remove dust.

कम्बल झाड़कर बिछाओ।

कम्बल तानकर सोना

— To sleep soundly and deeply (often implying laziness or lack of worry).

परीक्षा खत्म हो गई, अब कम्बल तानकर सो जाओ।

कम्बल की धुलाई

— Washing of the blanket.

कम्बल की धुलाई कब होगी?

एक ही कम्बल में

— Sharing one blanket.

दोनों भाई एक ही कम्बल में सो गए।

कम्बल हटाना

— To remove the blanket.

सुबह हो गई, कम्बल हटाओ।

गर्म कम्बल

— Warm blanket.

यह बहुत गर्म कम्बल है।

कम्बल का टुकड़ा

— A piece of blanket.

कम्बल का एक टुकड़ा यहाँ पड़ा है।

कम्बल लपेटना

— To wrap a blanket around oneself (while standing/walking).

उसने शरीर पर कम्बल लपेट लिया।

कम्बल का कवर

— Blanket cover.

कम्बल का कवर गंदा है।

慣用句と表現

"अपनी चादर देखकर पैर फैलाना"

— Though it uses 'chadar', it's related to bedding; it means to live within one's means.

ज़्यादा खर्च मत करो, अपनी चादर देखकर पैर फैलाओ।

Common
"कम्बल भिगोना"

— To make a situation heavy or difficult (informal/rare).

उसने बातों ही बातों में कम्बल भिगो दिया।

Colloquial
"कम्बल के फूल"

— Something non-existent or a false promise.

उसकी बातें कम्बल के फूल जैसी हैं।

Metaphorical
"कम्बल में घी पीना"

— To enjoy luxuries secretly or in an unexpected place.

वह तो कम्बल में घी पी रहा है, किसी को पता भी नहीं चला।

Informal
"काली कम्बली वाला"

— Often refers to a saint or a person who has renounced the world.

वहाँ एक काली कम्बली वाले बाबा रहते हैं।

Religious/Cultural
"कम्बल ओढ़कर गधे को डराना"

— To try to scare someone with a weak or fake disguise.

तुम मुझे नहीं डरा सकते, कम्बल ओढ़कर गधे को मत डराओ।

Humorous
"कम्बल का साया"

— Protection or shelter.

बुजुर्गों का आशीर्वाद कम्बल के साये जैसा होता है।

Poetic
"कम्बल छोड़ना"

— To leave comfort or stop being lazy.

अब कम्बल छोड़ो और काम पर लगो।

Daily Use
"कम्बल में आग लगाना"

— To ruin one's own comfort or security.

उसने अपनी नौकरी छोड़कर अपने ही कम्बल में आग लगा ली।

Sarcastic
"कम्बल की ओट में"

— Hidden behind a simple facade.

कम्बल की ओट में वह षड्यंत्र रच रहा था।

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記憶術

Think of 'Come' + 'Ball'. Imagine you 'Come' to the 'Ball' and it's so cold you need a 'Kambal' (blanket) to stay warm.

視覚的連想

Visualize a giant camel (Kam-el) wearing a cozy, thick 'Kambal' in the desert at night.

Word Web

Bedding Wool Warmth Winter Sleep Soft Heavy Cover

チャレンジ

Try to use 'कम्बल' in three different sentences today: one asking for it, one describing it, and one about cleaning it.

語源

Derived from the Sanskrit word 'Kambala' (कम्बल), which has meant a woolen blanket or upper garment for over 3,000 years. It is a native Indo-Aryan word.

元の意味： A woolen cloth or a coverlet made of hair.

Indo-European > Indo-Iranian > Indo-Aryan.

文化的な背景

When discussing 'kambal' in the context of charity, be sensitive to the socio-economic disparities it represents in South Asia.

In English-speaking countries, 'blanket' is a generic term, but in India, 'kambal' specifically distinguishes itself from 'duvets' or 'quilts'.

The phrase 'Kaali Kambali Waale' refers to a famous ashram in Rishikesh. Blanket donation drives are often featured in Bollywood movies to show a character's kindness. Traditional 'Kullu' blankets are world-famous for their patterns.

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実際の使用場面

At Home

  • कम्बल कहाँ है?
  • कम्बल ओढ़ लो।
  • कम्बल तह करो।
  • कम्बल अलमारी में रखो।

In a Hotel

  • एक अतिरिक्त कम्बल चाहिए।
  • यह कम्बल गंदा है।
  • कम्बल बदल दीजिए।
  • क्या कम्बल साफ़ है?

Shopping

  • सबसे अच्छा कम्बल कौन सा है?
  • इसका दाम क्या है?
  • क्या यह ऊनी कम्बल है?
  • कम्बल दिखाओ।

In a Train

  • अटेंडेंट, कम्बल दे दो।
  • कम्बल बहुत पतला है।
  • दूसरा कम्बल मिलेगा?
  • कम्बल में धूल है।

Charity

  • कम्बल बाँटना है।
  • कितने कम्बल चाहिए?
  • कम्बल कहाँ से खरीदें?
  • कम्बल दान करो।

会話のきっかけ

"क्या आपको रात में कम्बल की ज़रूरत पड़ी?"

"यह कम्बल आपने कहाँ से खरीदा? बहुत अच्छा है।"

"क्या आप सर्दियों में रजाई पसंद करते हैं या कम्बल?"

"सुनिए, क्या आप मुझे एक गरम कम्बल दे सकते हैं?"

"आजकल बहुत ठंड है, क्या आपके पास पर्याप्त कम्बल हैं?"

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