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 लिंग :   स्त्री जाति/ पुरुष जाति के बारे में बताने वाले शब्द को लिंग कहते हैं।  उदाहरण:  पुं  लिंग - स्त्री लिंग     माता - पिता       राम - सीता       लड़का - लड़की  लिंग 12( बारह) तरीकों प्रत्यय से बनता है।  1. अ ,2.आनी,3.आइन,4.इनी,5.इया,6.इका,7.इन,8.ई,9.नी,10.वती/मति,11.त्री,12. प्रत्यय फ्री (No suffix)         

हिंदी वर्णमाला Pronounce in telugu

वर्णमाला

  स्वर Swar (Vowels):

 * (a):

   * Pronounced like the "a" in "about" or the "a" in "అ" (a) in Telugu.

 * (ā):

   * Pronounced like the "a" in "father" or "ఆ" (aa) in Telugu.

 * (i):

   * Pronounced like the "i" in "sit" or "ఇ" (i) in Telugu.

 * (ī):

   * Pronounced like the "ee" in "see" or "ఈ" (ee) in Telugu.

 * (u):

   * Pronounced like the "u" in "put" or "ఉ" (u) in Telugu.

 * (ū):

   * Pronounced like the "oo" in "moon" or "ఊ" (oo) in Telugu.

 * (ṛ):

   * A retroflex "ri" sound, somewhat like "ru" with the tongue curled. This sound is present in sanskrit based telugu words, but not commonly used in every day spoken telugu.

 * (e):

   * Pronounced like the "e" in "bed" or "ఎ" (e) in Telugu.

 * (ai):

   * Pronounced like the "ai" in "aisle" or "ఐ" (ai) in Telugu.

 * (o):

   * Pronounced like the "o" in "open" or "ఒ" (o) in Telugu.

 * (au):

   * Pronounced like the "au" in "house" or "ఔ" (au) in Telugu.

 * अं (aṃ):

   * A nasalized "am" sound.

 * अः (aḥ):

   * A "ha" sound after the "a".

व्यंजन Vyanjan (Consonants):

 * क (ka):

   * Like "ka" in Telugu.

 * ख (kha):

   * Like "kha" (aspirated "ka").

 * ग (ga):

   * Like "ga" in Telugu.

 * घ (gha):

   * Like "gha" (aspirated "ga").

 * ङ (ṅa):

   * A nasal "ng" sound.

 * च (ca):

   * Like "cha" in Telugu.

 * छ (cha):

   * Like "chha" (aspirated "cha").

 * ज (ja):

   * Like "ja" in Telugu.

 * झ (jha):

   * Like "jha" (aspirated "ja").

 * ञ (ña):

   * A nasal "nya" sound.

 * ट (ṭa):

   * A retroflex "ta" sound.

 * ठ (ṭha):

   * A retroflex aspirated "tha" sound.

 * ड (ḍa):

   * A retroflex "da" sound.

 * ढ (ḍha):

   * A retroflex aspirated "dha" sound.

 * ण (ṇa):

   * A retroflex nasal "na" sound.

 * त (ta):

   * Like "ta" in Telugu.

 * थ (tha):

   * Like "tha" (aspirated "ta").

 * द (da):

   * Like "da" in Telugu.

 * ध (dha):

   * Like "dha" (aspirated "da").

 * न (na):

   * Like "na" in Telugu.

 * प (pa):

   * Like "pa" in Telugu.

 * फ (pha):

   * Like "pha" (aspirated "pa").

 * ब (ba):

   * Like "ba" in Telugu.

 * भ (bha):

   * Like "bha" (aspirated "ba").

 * म (ma):

   * Like "ma" in Telugu.

 * य (ya):

   * Like "ya" in Telugu.

 * र (ra):

   * Like "ra" in Telugu.

 * ल (la):

   * Like "la" in Telugu.

 * व (va):

   * Like "va" in Telugu.

 * श (śa/sh):

   * Like "sha" in Telugu.

 * ष (ṣa):

   * A retroflex "sha" sound.

 * स (sa):

   * Like "sa" in Telugu.

 * ह (ha):

   * Like "ha" in telugu.

 * क्ष (kṣa):

   * A combined sound of "ksha".

 * त्र (tra):

   * A combined sound of "tra".

 * ज्ञ (jña):

   * A combined sound of "gya".

Key Considerations:

 * Aspiration: Hindi has aspirated consonants (like "kha," "gha"), which involve a puff of air. This is a key difference from Telugu.

 * Retroflex Sounds: Hindi has retroflex consonants (like "ṭa," "ḍa"), produced by curling the tongue back. These are also present in telugu, but there are d

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