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पंख

pankh
At the A1 level, 'पंख' (Pankh) is introduced as a simple noun. You learn it primarily as 'wing' or in the context of a 'fan' (pankha). At this stage, you should focus on identifying the object. For example, 'यह पंख है' (This is a wing/blade). You will use it with basic colors and sizes: 'सफेद पंख' (white wing) or 'बड़ा पंख' (big wing). The focus is on basic vocabulary building and recognizing the word in simple sentences about animals or household items. You don't need to worry about complex grammar yet, just the basic masculine gender of the word.
At the A2 level, you start using 'पंख' in more functional sentences. You can describe what a fan does or talk about a bird's wings in more detail. You learn to use verbs like 'चलाना' (to run) and 'बंद करना' (to stop) in relation to the fan. You also begin to understand the difference between 'पंख' (the blade/wing) and 'पंखा' (the fan itself). You should be able to form sentences like 'पंख तेज़ घूम रहा है' (The fan/blade is rotating fast). This level also introduces the plural form and the basic oblique case ('पंखों').
At the B1 level, you can use 'पंख' in a variety of social and practical situations. You might describe a problem with a fan to a repairman or discuss the beauty of a bird's wings in a story. You start to use more descriptive adjectives and adverbs. You can also understand simple metaphorical uses, such as 'सपनों के पंख' (wings of dreams). Your grammar should be more accurate, ensuring that adjectives and verbs correctly match the masculine gender of 'पंख'. You can also handle more complex sentence structures involving reasons and results, like 'क्योंकि पंख गंदा है, इसलिए हवा कम आ रही है' (Because the blade is dirty, the air is low).
At the B2 level, you use 'पंख' with more nuance and in more technical or abstract contexts. You can discuss the mechanics of how a fan works or the aerodynamic properties of wings. You are comfortable with the word in news reports, technical manuals, or literature. You can distinguish between 'पंख', 'पर', and 'डैना' based on the context. You also use idiomatic expressions more naturally. For example, you might use 'पंख लग जाना' (to get wings/to become very fast or successful) in a conversation about someone's career. Your command of the oblique case and plural forms is solid.
At the C1 level, your use of 'पंख' is sophisticated. You can appreciate and use the word in complex literary metaphors and technical engineering discussions. You understand the historical etymology of the word and how it relates to other Sanskrit-derived terms. You can discuss the cultural significance of 'pankh' in Indian art and mythology. In a professional setting, you can use the word to describe complex machinery like turbines or aircraft propulsion systems with precision. You are also aware of regional variations in how the word might be used or pronounced.
At the C2 level, you have a near-native mastery of 'पंख'. You can use it in high-level academic writing, poetry, and technical discourse. You understand the finest shades of meaning and can use the word to create subtle imagery or precise technical descriptions. You can engage in deep discussions about the evolution of the word from its biological roots to its modern mechanical applications. Whether you are analyzing a classical poem or a modern aerodynamic study, you use 'पंख' with absolute confidence and stylistic flair, reflecting a deep integration of the word into your linguistic repertoire.
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पंख in 30 Seconds

  • Pankh is a masculine Hindi noun that primarily means 'wing' but specifically refers to 'fan blades' in technical or descriptive contexts regarding cooling devices.
  • In daily life, it is often used interchangeably with 'Pankha' (fan), though 'Pankh' technically points to the individual rotating parts of the machine.
  • Grammatically, it requires masculine agreement for adjectives and verbs, and its oblique form is 'pankho' when used with postpositions like 'me' or 'se'.
  • Beyond its literal meaning, it is a powerful metaphor in Hindi for freedom, ambition, and the speed of progress or imagination.

The term पंख (Pankh), in the context of this technical definition, refers to a mechanical apparatus designed to move air. While in common Hindi parlance, 'Pankh' predominantly refers to the wing of a bird or an insect, in specific engineering and archaic contexts, it denotes the individual blades or the entire assembly of a fan (more commonly called 'Pankha'). This distinction is crucial for learners who are moving from basic vocabulary to technical descriptions. A fan functions by utilizing rotating blades—the 'pankh'—to create a pressure differential, thereby inducing airflow. This airflow is essential for ventilation, cooling, and various industrial processes. In a household setting, when we speak of the blades of a ceiling fan, we are referring to its 'pankh'. The efficiency of a fan is often determined by the aerodynamic profile of these blades. Understanding this word requires a grasp of how Hindi often uses the same root for biological and mechanical structures that share a similar function or appearance—in this case, the ability to move through or move air.

Mechanical Context
The individual blades of a turbine or a cooling fan.
Biological Context
The wings of a bird, used for flight.
Symbolic Context
The ability to soar or achieve freedom (e.g., 'sapno ko pankh dena').

"इस बिजली के पंख की बनावट बहुत आधुनिक है, जिससे यह कम शोर करता है।" (The design of this electric fan's blades is very modern, which is why it makes less noise.)

In a broader sense, the word encompasses the idea of propulsion. Whether it is a hand-held fan used in ancient times or the high-speed blades of a modern jet engine, the 'pankh' is the primary interface between the machine and the fluid (air) it manipulates. For a learner at the A2 level, recognizing that 'pankh' can mean both a 'wing' and a 'fan blade' helps in building a more interconnected mental map of the language. It allows for a transition from literal translations to understanding the conceptual metaphors embedded in Hindi. When you look at a ceiling fan, you see three or four 'pankh' rotating to provide comfort. This mechanical application is a direct evolution of the word's primary meaning, reflecting how language adapts to technology.

"पक्षी अपने पंख फैलाकर आकाश में उड़ गया।" (The bird spread its wings and flew into the sky.)

Furthermore, the word 'pankh' is deeply embedded in Hindi literature and poetry. It often symbolizes ambition and the desire for liberation. However, in the practical world of an A2 learner, you will most likely encounter it when discussing household items or repairs. If a fan is not working, a technician might check if the 'pankh' (blades) are bent or unbalanced. This dual utility makes it a versatile word in your vocabulary arsenal. By mastering 'pankh', you are not just learning a word for an object; you are learning a concept of movement and air.

Using the word पंख (Pankh) correctly requires an understanding of its grammatical role as a masculine noun and its contextual application. In daily conversation, if you are referring to the cooling device, you might use 'Pankha', but 'Pankh' is the specific term for the blades that make the fan functional. To use it effectively, you should pair it with verbs that describe motion, state, or action. For instance, 'पंख घूम रहे हैं' (The blades are rotating) or 'पंख साफ़ करो' (Clean the blades/fan). Because it is a masculine noun, any adjectives or verbs associated with it must agree in gender and number. For example, 'नीला पंख' (Blue wing/blade) vs 'नीले पंख' (Blue wings/blades).

Action Verbs
चलाना (to run), घुमाना (to rotate), साफ़ करना (to clean), फैलाना (to spread).
Descriptive Adjectives
तेज़ (fast), धीमा (slow), बड़ा (big), टूटा हुआ (broken).

"गर्मी बहुत है, ज़रा पंख की गति बढ़ा दो।" (It's very hot, please increase the speed of the fan/blades.)

When constructing sentences, remember that 'pankh' can be both singular and plural in its base form, but the context usually clarifies the number. In the oblique case (when followed by a postposition like 'ko', 'me', 'se'), it changes to 'pankho'. For example, 'पंखों को साफ़ करो' (Clean the blades). This is a common stumbling block for A2 learners, so practicing the oblique forms is essential. Additionally, when using 'pankh' to mean 'fan' in a technical sense, it is often used in compound words like 'वायु-पंख' (air-fan/propeller). This usage is more formal and seen in manuals or technical guides.

In professional settings, such as an appliance store, you might hear: "इस मॉडल के पंख एल्युमीनियम के बने हैं" (The blades of this model are made of aluminum). Here, 'pankh' is used specifically to highlight a feature of the product. As a learner, practicing these specific scenarios—like complaining about a noisy fan or asking for a more powerful one—will help solidify your understanding. The word is not just a noun; it's a key to describing functionality and comfort in the Indian climate, where fans are an indispensable part of life.

You will encounter the word पंख (Pankh) in a variety of environments, ranging from the mundane to the highly technical. The most common place is, of course, the home. In India, where the ceiling fan is a ubiquitous household fixture, discussions about its maintenance, speed, and cleanliness are daily occurrences. You might hear a parent telling a child, "पंख के नीचे बैठो" (Sit under the fan) or a roommate complaining, "पंख आवाज़ कर रहा है" (The fan is making noise). In these contexts, 'pankh' is often used interchangeably with 'pankha' in casual speech, though technically it refers to the blades.

At Home
Discussions about cooling, cleaning, and electricity bills.
In Repair Shops
Technicians talking about 'motor' and 'pankh' (blades/assembly).
In Nature
Observing birds or insects (wings).

"मिस्त्री ने कहा कि पंख टेढ़ा हो गया है, इसलिए हवा नहीं लग रही।" (The mechanic said the blade is bent, which is why there's no air.)

Another frequent setting is the electronics market. Salespeople will use the term to describe the 'sweep' or the material of the fan blades. "यह पंख जंग-रोधी है" (This blade/fan is rust-proof) is a common selling point. In more academic or scientific settings, such as a physics classroom or an engineering lab, 'pankh' is used to describe propellers, rotors, and vanes. If you are watching a documentary on aviation in Hindi, the narrator will frequently use 'pankh' to describe the wings of the aircraft, which function on the same aerodynamic principles as a fan blade.

Finally, you will hear 'pankh' in the world of art and literature. Hindi songs and poems often use 'pankh' as a metaphor for dreams and aspirations. Phrases like "सपनों के पंख" (wings of dreams) are very common. While this is a metaphorical use, it stems from the literal meaning of providing lift and movement. Whether you are in a bustling market in Delhi, a quiet library, or a repair shop in Mumbai, the word 'pankh' will resonate with the sounds of daily life and the aspirations of the people.

For learners of Hindi, the word पंख (Pankh) presents several pitfalls, primarily due to its multiple meanings and its similarity to the word 'Pankha'. The most frequent mistake is confusing 'Pankh' (wing/blade) with 'Pankha' (the whole fan). While they are related, they are not always interchangeable. If you say "मेरा पंख खराब है" (My wing/blade is bad), it might sound strange if you mean the entire fan unit is broken. In that case, "मेरा पंखा खराब है" is more natural. However, if you are specifically pointing to a broken blade, 'pankh' is correct. This nuance is often missed by A2 learners who tend to over-generalize.

Gender Confusion
Using feminine adjectives with 'Pankh'. It is masculine (e.g., 'बड़ा पंख', not 'बड़ी पंख').
Pluralization
Forgetting the oblique form 'पंखों' (pankho) when using postpositions.

"गलत: चिड़िया की पंख सुंदर है। सही: चिड़िया के पंख सुंदर हैं।" (Incorrect: The bird's wing is beautiful [wrong gender/number]. Correct: The bird's wings are beautiful.)

Another common error involves the agreement of verbs and adjectives. Since 'pankh' is masculine, learners often mistakenly use feminine forms because they associate fans or wings with 'hawa' (air), which is feminine. It is vital to remember that the gender of the noun 'pankh' dictates the grammar, not the gender of the air it moves. Furthermore, in the context of 'fan', learners sometimes forget that 'pankh' can refer to a hand-fan (bina-bijli wala pankha). Using the word without context can lead to confusion about whether you are talking about a bird, a ceiling fan, or a decorative hand-fan.

Lastly, learners often struggle with the metaphorical use of 'pankh'. While it's great to use 'sapno ke pankh', using it in a literal sentence about a machine can sometimes lead to poetic-sounding speech where technical speech is required. For example, saying "हवाई जहाज़ के पंख" is correct for wings, but in a very technical manual, they might use 'par' or 'pankh' depending on the specific part. To avoid these mistakes, focus on the masculine gender and the specific part-to-whole relationship between 'pankh' and 'pankha'.

To truly master पंख (Pankh), it is helpful to understand its synonyms and related terms. The most immediate relative is पंखा (Pankha), which refers to the entire fan assembly. While 'pankh' is the blade, 'pankha' is the appliance. Another close synonym, especially in literary or older Hindi, is पर (Par). 'Par' is almost exclusively used for the feathers or wings of a bird and is rarely used for mechanical fans. Understanding the boundary between 'pankh' and 'par' is a mark of an advanced learner. While both can mean 'wing', 'pankh' is more structural, and 'par' is more about the plumage.

व्यंजन (Vyanjan)
A formal/archaic term for a fan, often used in historical contexts.
डैना (Daina)
Specifically refers to the large wings of a bird or an aircraft.
ब्लेड (Blade)
The English loanword 'blade' is very common in modern urban Hindi when referring to fans.

"हवाई जहाज़ के डैने बहुत मज़बूत होते हैं।" (The wings of the airplane are very strong.)

In the realm of cooling, you might also encounter कूलर (Cooler) and एसी (AC). While these are different machines, they serve the same purpose as a 'pankha'. A 'cooler' also has 'pankh' (blades) inside it to pull air through water-soaked pads. Another interesting related word is पवन-चक्की (Pawan-chakki), which means windmill. The large blades of a windmill are also referred to as 'pankh'. This shows the versatility of the word across different scales of technology—from a tiny insect's wing to a massive windmill blade.

Finally, consider the word समीर (Sameer), which means breeze. While not a synonym for the object, it is the result of a 'pankh' in motion. By learning these related words, you build a semantic web that allows you to describe the environment more accurately. Whether you are talking about the 'pankh' of a butterfly, the 'pankh' of a ceiling fan, or the 'daina' of a Boeing 747, you are using a family of words that describe the beautiful mechanics of air and flight.

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Examples by Level

1

यह एक पंख है।

This is a wing/blade.

'यह' (This) is the subject, 'पंख' is the noun.

2

पक्षी के दो पंख होते हैं।

A bird has two wings.

Plural usage here remains 'पंख' in the direct case.

3

पंख सफेद है।

The wing/blade is white.

Adjective 'सफेद' (white) describes 'पंख'.

4

छोटा पंख देखो।

Look at the small wing/blade.

'छोटा' (small) is masculine singular.

5

पंख कहाँ है?

Where is the wing/blade?

Interrogative sentence.

6

यह मेरा पंख है।

This is my wing/blade.

'मेरा' (my) is masculine singular.

7

पंख सुंदर है।

The wing/blade is beautiful.

'सुंदर' (beautiful) is an invariant adjective.

8

वहाँ एक पंख गिरा है।

A wing/feather has fallen there.

'गिरा है' (has fallen) matches masculine 'पंख'.

1

पंख बहुत तेज़ घूम रहा है।

The fan/blade is rotating very fast.

Present continuous tense 'घूम रहा है'.

2

कृपया पंख साफ़ कर दो।

Please clean the fan/blades.

Imperative sentence.

3

इस पंख का रंग नीला है।

The color of this wing/blade is blue.

Use of 'ka' (of) makes it 'इस पंख' (oblique singular).

4

चिड़िया अपने पंख फड़फड़ा रही है।

The bird is flapping its wings.

'फड़फड़ाना' (to flap) is a common verb with 'pankh'.

5

पंख बंद करो, ठंड लग रही है।

Turn off the fan, I feel cold.

Using 'pankh' to mean the whole fan unit.

6

क्या तुम पंख ठीक कर सकते हो?

Can you fix the fan/blade?

Modal verb 'सकते हो' (can).

7

पंखों पर बहुत धूल है।

There is a lot of dust on the blades.

Oblique plural 'पंखों' with postposition 'par'.

8

नया पंख लगाओ।

Install a new fan/blade.

'नया' (new) is masculine singular.

1

अगर पंख नहीं चलेगा, तो गर्मी लगेगी।

If the fan doesn't run, it will be hot.

Conditional sentence.

2

उसने अपने सपनों को पंख दिए।

He gave wings to his dreams.

Metaphorical usage.

3

पंख की गति को नियंत्रित करने के लिए रेगुलेटर का उपयोग करें।

Use the regulator to control the speed of the fan.

Formal instruction.

4

हवा के दबाव से पंख घूमने लगते हैं।

The blades start rotating due to air pressure.

Inceptive compound verb 'घूमने लगते हैं'.

5

मोर के पंख बहुत आकर्षक होते हैं।

Peacock feathers are very attractive.

General statement about a species.

6

पंख के टूटने से मशीन रुक गई।

The machine stopped because the blade broke.

Causal relationship.

7

क्या आपने पंख की मरम्मत करवा ली?

Did you get the fan/blade repaired?

Causative verb 'करवा ली'.

8

पंखों के बीच की दूरी समान होनी चाहिए।

The distance between the blades should be equal.

Obligatory 'होनी चाहिए'.

1

पंखों का डिज़ाइन वायुगतिकी के सिद्धांतों पर आधारित है।

The design of the blades is based on the principles of aerodynamics.

Technical vocabulary 'वायुगतिकी' (aerodynamics).

2

जैसे ही उसे खबर मिली, उसके पैरों में पंख लग गए।

As soon as he got the news, he hurried (as if he got wings on his feet).

Idiomatic expression 'पैरों में पंख लगना'.

3

पंख की सतह को चिकना रखने से घर्षण कम होता है।

Keeping the surface of the blade smooth reduces friction.

Scientific explanation.

4

विमान के पंखों में ईंधन भरा जाता है।

Fuel is filled in the wings of the airplane.

Passive construction.

5

पंखों की संख्या हवा के प्रवाह को प्रभावित करती है।

The number of blades affects the airflow.

Subject-verb agreement with 'संख्या' (feminine).

6

प्राचीन काल में हाथ से झलने वाले पंख चलते थे।

In ancient times, hand-waved fans were used.

Historical reference.

7

पंखों का असंतुलन मोटर पर दबाव डाल सकता है।

Imbalance of the blades can put pressure on the motor.

Technical warning.

8

उसकी कल्पना के पंख बहुत ऊँचे उड़ते हैं।

The wings of his imagination fly very high.

Abstract metaphor.

1

पंखों की कोणीय गति का सटीक मापन आवश्यक है।

Precise measurement of the angular velocity of the blades is essential.

High-level technical Hindi.

2

कवि ने पक्षी के पंखों की तुलना स्वतंत्रता के संकल्प से की है।

The poet has compared the bird's wings to the resolve for freedom.

Literary analysis.

3

पंखों के निर्माण में मिश्रित धातुओं का प्रयोग स्थायित्व बढ़ाता है।

The use of alloys in the manufacturing of blades increases durability.

Industrial terminology.

4

जब तक समाज में समानता नहीं होगी, प्रगति को पंख नहीं मिलेंगे।

Until there is equality in society, progress will not find its wings.

Sociopolitical metaphor.

5

पंखों की बनावट में मामूली बदलाव भी दक्षता में भारी अंतर ला सकता है।

Even a minor change in the structure of the blades can make a huge difference in efficiency.

Nuanced technical observation.

6

उसने अपनी कला के माध्यम से अपनी भावनाओं को पंख दिए।

He gave wings to his emotions through his art.

Expressive abstract usage.

7

पंखों का शोर कम करने के लिए ध्वनिक इंजीनियरिंग का सहारा लिया गया।

Acoustic engineering was used to reduce the noise of the blades.

Advanced engineering context.

8

पक्षी के पंखों का विन्यास उसे विपरीत हवा में भी उड़ने में मदद करता है।

The configuration of the bird's wings helps it fly even in head-winds.

Biological/Technical hybrid.

1

पंखों की ज्यामिति और वायुगतिकीय भार का विश्लेषण अत्यंत जटिल है।

The analysis of blade geometry and aerodynamic loading is extremely complex.

Academic/Research level Hindi.

2

मानवीय आकांक्षाओं के पंख अक्सर यथार्थ की सीमाओं से टकराते हैं।

The wings of human aspirations often collide with the boundaries of reality.

Philosophical/Existential usage.

3

पंखों के कंपन का हार्मोनिक विश्लेषण संरचनात्मक विफलता को रोकने के लिए किया जाता है।

Harmonic analysis of blade vibration is conducted to prevent structural failure.

Specialized engineering terminology.

4

साहित्य में 'पंख' केवल उड़ने का साधन नहीं, बल्कि चेतना का विस्तार है।

In literature, 'pankh' is not just a means of flight, but an expansion of consciousness.

Metacognitive literary critique.

5

टर्बाइन के पंखों पर थर्मल कोटिंग का अनुप्रयोग उच्च तापमान सहने की क्षमता देता है।

The application of thermal coating on turbine blades provides the capacity to withstand high temperatures.

Advanced materials science context.

6

पंखों की गतिशीलता और स्थिरता के बीच का संतुलन ही उड़ान का सार है।

The balance between the mobility and stability of the wings is the essence of flight.

Abstract conceptualization.

7

पंखों के माध्यम से ऊर्जा का रूपांतरण आधुनिक भौतिकी का एक महत्वपूर्ण अध्याय है।

The conversion of energy through blades is a significant chapter of modern physics.

Academic discourse.

8

उनकी लेखनी ने दबे-कुचले लोगों की आवाज़ को पंख प्रदान किए।

His writing provided wings to the voices of the oppressed.

Profound metaphorical tribute.

Common Collocations

पंख चलाना
पंख बंद करना
पंख की गति
बिजली का पंख
छत वाला पंख
पंख साफ़ करना
पंख टेढ़ा होना
पंखों का शोर
सपनों के पंख
हवाई जहाज़ के पंख

Common Phrases

पंख फैलाना

पंख लग जाना

पंख काटना

पंखों तले

पंख की हवा

पंखों की फड़फड़ाहट

बिना पंख के

पंखों वाली मशीन

पंखों का डिज़ाइन

पंखों की मरम्मत

Often Confused With

पंख vs पंखा (Pankha - The whole fan)

पंख vs पंखुड़ी (Pankhudi - Petal)

पंख vs पक्ति (Pankti - Line/Row)

Idioms & Expressions

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Easily Confused

पंख vs पर (Par)

'Par' is usually feathers/wings of birds, 'Pankh' is more general and used for machines too.

पंख vs डैना (Daina)

'Daina' refers to large wings (eagle/plane), 'Pankh' is any wing/blade.

पंख vs ब्लेड (Blade)

English loanword used specifically for mechanical fans.

Sentence Patterns

How to Use It

part vs whole

Technically 'pankh' is the blade, but commonly used for the fan.

biological use

Primary meaning is 'wing'.

gender consistency

Strictly masculine.

Common Mistakes
  • Using 'pankh' as feminine.
  • Confusing 'pankh' with 'pankti'.
  • Using 'pankh' for the whole fan in formal writing.
  • Forgetting the oblique 'pankho'.
  • Mispronouncing 'kh' as 'k'.

Tips

Gender Agreement

Always check that your adjectives are masculine. Say 'bada pankh', not 'badi pankh'.

Part vs Whole

Use 'pankha' for the machine and 'pankh' for the blades to be more precise.

Aspiration

Make sure to breathe out slightly when saying the 'kh' in 'pankh'.

Peacock Feathers

Remember that 'mor-pankh' is a very common and culturally significant term.

Oblique Case

Don't forget to change 'pankh' to 'pankho' before words like 'me', 'se', 'par'.

Idiomatic Use

Use 'sapno ko pankh dena' in your essays to sound more advanced.

Context Clues

If you hear 'pankh' in a shop, it likely means fan blades or the fan itself.

Hand Fans

For hand-held fans, 'pankhi' (feminine) is often used instead of 'pankh'.

Root Word

Knowing it comes from 'Paksh' (side) helps you understand its structural meaning.

Daily Practice

Point to a fan every day and say 'pankh' to build muscle memory.

Memorize It

Visual Association

Imagine the three blades of a ceiling fan as the wings of a giant bird helping you stay cool.

Word Origin

Sanskrit

Cultural Context

Traditional hand-fans are called 'pankhi' or 'bijna' in rural areas.

The peacock feather (mor-pankh) is sacred in Hinduism, associated with Lord Krishna.

The phrase 'sapno ko pankh dena' is a common slogan for educational and social empowerment programs.

Practice in Real Life

Real-World Contexts

Conversation Starters

"क्या आपके कमरे का पंख ठीक काम कर रहा है?"

"इस चिड़िया के पंख कितने रंगीन हैं!"

"क्या मुझे पंख की गति बढ़ानी चाहिए?"

"पंख साफ़ करने के लिए सबसे अच्छा तरीका क्या है?"

"क्या आपने कभी मोर का पंख देखा है?"

Journal Prompts

अगर आपके पास पंख होते, तो आप कहाँ उड़कर जाते?

गर्मियों के दिनों में पंख का महत्व लिखें।

अपने पसंदीदा पक्षी के पंखों का वर्णन करें।

एक ऐसी मशीन के बारे में लिखें जिसमें पंख (blades) का उपयोग होता है।

क्या 'सपनों को पंख देना' आपके लिए क्या मायने रखता है?

Frequently Asked Questions

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It is a masculine noun. You should always use masculine adjectives and verbs with it.

In casual conversation, yes, but technically it refers to the blades of the fan.

The direct plural is 'pankh', and the oblique plural (used with postpositions) is 'pankho'.

You can use 'pankh', 'par', or 'daina' depending on the context. 'Pankh' is the most common.

'Pankh' is the blade or wing, while 'pankha' is the entire fan appliance.

Yes, 'pankh' or 'daina' can be used for airplane wings.

You can say 'pankhe ke pankh' or simply 'pankh' or 'blade'.

It is an idiom meaning to become very fast, successful, or to feel extremely happy.

Yes, insects like butterflies or bees have 'pankh'.

It is a standard word used in both formal and informal contexts.

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