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- BBC
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- Scientific American
- Psychology Today
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WORD-1: Palimpsest
Sandarbh (Context):
"The ancient city exists as a palimpsest, with each civilization building upon the architectural remains of previous cultures." - BBC
Vyakhya (Explanatory Paragraph):
"Palimpsest" ka matlab hota hai ek aisi cheez — jaise koi jagah, ya likha hua document — jisme naye cheezein purani cheezon ke upar banayi gayi hoti hain, lekin purani cheezon ke nishan ab bhi dikhaayi dete hain. Jaise ek sheher jahan har naye yug ki imarat purani sabhyata ke upar bani ho.
Arth (Meaning): Ek aisi jagah ya object jisme naye aur purane layers saath-saath maujood hote hain (Noun)
Uccharan (Pronunciation): PAL-imp-sest
Kathinai Star (Difficulty Level): ⭐⭐⭐
Utpatti (Etymology): Greek word *palimpsestos* se aaya hai, jiska matlab hota hai "again scraped", pehle ke likhe ko mita kar phir likhna.
Prashant Sir Ke Tathya (Prashant Sir's Notes):
Yeh word sirf purane documents ke liye nahi balki modern urban studies mein bhi use hota hai — jab hum ek sheher ki layers ko samajhte hain, toh har layer ek cultural ya historical narrative batata hai.
Samanarthi & Vipritarthi (Synonyms & Antonyms):
Samanarthi (Synonyms): Layered record, Historical record, Stratification
Vipritarthi (Antonyms): Blank slate, Tabula rasa
Udaharan (Usage Examples):
- Lucknow ek palimpsest jaisa lagta hai — Nawabi, British aur modern architecture ka ek sangam.
- Uska diary ek emotional palimpsest thi — naye feelings purani yaadon ke upar likhi gayi thi.
Sanskritik Sandarbh (Cultural Reference):
"In 'Midnight’s Children', Rushdie Bharat ko ek palimpsest ke roop mein dikhate hain — jisme kai sabhyataayein aur yug ek dusre par chhapi hui hain." - Literary Review
Sochiye (Think About It):
Kya aapke apne sheher mein bhi kuch jagah aisi hain jo palimpsest jaisi lagti hain — jahan itihas aur aaj ka samay ek saath dikhai dete hain?
Chhoti Kriya (Quick Activity):
Ek jagah ya object ka photo lijiye (jaise ek purana mahal ya diary) aur sochiye usme kaun-kaun se layers hain — likhiye ki woh kaise ek palimpsest hai.
Yaad Karne Ka Tarika (Memory Tip):
"Palimpsest" yaad rakhne ke liye sochiye — *Palim-paste* — jaise kisi purani cheez par naya paste lagake likha gaya ho, lekin neeche ki cheez dikh rahi ho.
Vastavik Jeevan Me Upyog (Real-World Application):
Jab aap kisi purani jagah jaate hain jahan naye aur purane elements ek saath hote hain — jaise Old Delhi, Rome ya Banaras — toh aap "palimpsest" ka use kar sakte hain un jagahon ke description mein.
WORD-2: Propitious
Sandarbh (Context):
"Market conditions appear propitious for central bank intervention to stabilize currency fluctuations." - Financial Times
Vyakhya (Explanatory Paragraph):
"Propitious" ka matlab hota hai ek aisa samay ya situation jo favorable ho, ya jisme success ya positive outcome ke chances zyada hon. Jab koi kaam karne ke liye sthiti anukul ho, tab hum kehte hain ki yeh propitious moment hai.
Arth (Meaning): Anukool, shubh ya favourable samay (Adjective)
Uccharan (Pronunciation): pruh-PISH-uhs
Kathinai Star (Difficulty Level): ⭐⭐
Utpatti (Etymology): Latin word *propitius* se aaya hai jiska matlab hota hai “favorable” ya “gracious.”
Prashant Sir Ke Tathya (Prashant Sir's Notes):
Yeh word planning aur timing ke context mein kaafi use hota hai — jab kisi kaam ke liye sahi waqt ho. Examinations, investments, ya personal decisions mein yeh word use ho sakta hai.
Samanarthi & Vipritarthi (Synonyms & Antonyms):
Samanarthi (Synonyms): Favorable, Auspicious, Promising
Vipritarthi (Antonyms): Unfavorable, Inauspicious, Bleak
Udaharan (Usage Examples):
- Shaadi ki tareekh ek propitious day par rakhi gayi hai — jyotish ke hisaab se bahut shubh hai.
- Startup investors ne kaha ki yeh tech market ke liye ek propitious time hai invest karne ke liye.
Sanskritik Sandarbh (Cultural Reference):
"Old Bollywood movies mein kai baar astrologer kehta hai — 'Yeh samay aapke liye propitious hai, kuch bada kar sakte hain.'" - Classic Hindi Cinema
Sochiye (Think About It):
Kya aapne kabhi kisi decision ko postpone kiya hai kyunki samay anukool nahi tha? Kya us waqt aap 'propitious' moment ka wait kar rahe the?
Chhoti Kriya (Quick Activity):
Apne week ke planner ko dekhiye aur likhiye kaunse din aapke liye 'propitious' hain kisi naye task ko shuru karne ke liye.
Yaad Karne Ka Tarika (Memory Tip):
"Propitious" mein "pro" hai — matlab pro yaani positive. Soch lijiye: *Pro-time = Propitious time!*
Vastavik Jeevan Me Upyog (Real-World Application):
Jab bhi aap kisi achhe mauke, timing ya favorable situation ke baare mein baat kar rahe ho — jaise job interview, business launch — aap 'propitious' word ka use kar sakte hain.
WORD-3: Quiescent
Sandarbh (Context):
"The volcano has remained quiescent for centuries but continues to be monitored for signs of renewed activity." - Scientific American
Vyakhya (Explanatory Paragraph):
"Quiescent" ka matlab hota hai kisi cheez ka shaant, inactive ya restful state mein hona — matlab koi activity nahi ho rahi ho, lekin potential zaroor ho. Jaise ek aag ka pahad jo bahar se shaant dikhta hai, lekin andar se kabhi bhi active ho sakta hai.
Arth (Meaning): Shaant ya nishkriya sthiti (Adjective)
Uccharan (Pronunciation): kwee-ESS-uhnt
Kathinai Star (Difficulty Level): ⭐⭐⭐
Utpatti (Etymology): Latin word *quies* se aaya hai, jiska matlab hota hai "rest" ya "quiet."
Prashant Sir Ke Tathya (Prashant Sir's Notes):
Quiescent un cheezon ke liye use hota hai jo abhi active nahi hain, lekin dormant state mein hain — jaise diseases, thoughts, ya economic trends. Yeh word metaphorically bhi use hota hai, jaise "quiescent emotions" ya "quiescent phase of life."
Samanarthi & Vipritarthi (Synonyms & Antonyms):
Samanarthi (Synonyms): Inactive, Dormant, Still
Vipritarthi (Antonyms): Active, Agitated, Turbulent
Udaharan (Usage Examples):
- Lockdown ke dauraan city quiescent lag rahi thi — na traffic, na awaaz.
- Uska career kuch waqt ke liye quiescent tha, lekin ab phir se revival ho raha hai.
Sanskritik Sandarbh (Cultural Reference):
"Buddhist philosophy mein quiescent mind ka matlab hota hai ek aisi state jahan man bilkul shaant ho, bina kisi chanchalta ke." - Mindfulness Journal
Sochiye (Think About It):
Kya aapke life mein koi aisa phase aaya hai jab sab kuch quiescent tha — na naya excitement, na koi struggle? Kaise feel hua?
Chhoti Kriya (Quick Activity):
Ek diary entry likhiye jisme aap describe karein ek "quiescent moment" aapki life ka — jab sab kuch shaant tha, lekin andar kuch hone ka intazaar tha.
Yaad Karne Ka Tarika (Memory Tip):
"Quiescent" mein "quiet" chhupa hua hai — soch lijiye: *Quiet volcano = Quiescent volcano!*
Vastavik Jeevan Me Upyog (Real-World Application):
Aap "quiescent" ka use kar sakte hain jab kisi situation ya phase ke liye kehna ho ki abhi activity nahi hai, lekin potential hai — jaise economic markets, personal growth, ya creative blocks.
WORD-4: Penurious
Sandarbh (Context):
"Despite growing up in penurious circumstances, she managed to fund her education through scholarships and part-time work." - The Washington Post
Vyakhya (Explanatory Paragraph):
"Penurious" ka matlab hota hai bohot zyada gareebi wali sthiti — jab kisi ke paas basic needs ke liye bhi paise na ho. Ye word sirf financial condition ko nahi, kabhi-kabhi kisi ki mindset ko bhi dikhata hai — matlab extreme stinginess bhi ho sakti hai.
Arth (Meaning): Bahut zyada gareeb ya kanjoos (Adjective)
Uccharan (Pronunciation): puh-NYOOR-ee-uhs
Kathinai Star (Difficulty Level): ⭐⭐⭐
Utpatti (Etymology): Latin word *penuria* se aaya hai jiska matlab hota hai "want" ya "poverty".
Prashant Sir Ke Tathya (Prashant Sir's Notes):
Is word ka usage do context mein hota hai — ek, jab kisi ki life bohot deprived ya gareeb ho; doosra, jab koi insaan extreme kanjoos ho. Literature aur economics dono fields mein yeh word important hai.
Samanarthi & Vipritarthi (Synonyms & Antonyms):
Samanarthi (Synonyms): Impoverished, Destitute, Indigent
Vipritarthi (Antonyms): Wealthy, Affluent, Generous
Udaharan (Usage Examples):
- Wo penurious parivaar se aaya tha, lekin aaj multinational company ka CEO hai.
- Itni penurious soch thi uski ki party mein sirf ek cold drink rakha tha sabke liye!
Sanskritik Sandarbh (Cultural Reference):
"Charles Dickens ke novels, jaise 'Oliver Twist', penurious logon ki struggle aur society ke injustice ko highlight karte hain." - British Literature Archives
Sochiye (Think About It):
Kya aapko lagta hai gareebi sirf paison ki kami hoti hai, ya soch mein penury bhi insaan ko peeche kar sakti hai?
Chhoti Kriya (Quick Activity):
Ek short paragraph likhiye jahan aap kisi penurious situation ka zikar karein — chahe aapke school, colony ya kahani ke roop mein ho.
Yaad Karne Ka Tarika (Memory Tip):
Sochiye: *Penurious = Pennies only!* Matlab insaan ke paas sirf kuch coins bach gaye hain — extreme poverty ya kanjoosi.
Vastavik Jeevan Me Upyog (Real-World Application):
Aap is word ka use kar sakte hain jab aap kisi ki economic hardship ko describe kar rahe ho — articles, essays, ya even emotional storytelling mein.
WORD-5: Abstruse
Sandarbh (Context):
"The paper was criticized for presenting relatively straightforward concepts in abstruse language inaccessible to policymakers." - The Economist
Vyakhya (Explanatory Paragraph):
"Abstruse" ka matlab hota hai koi cheez jo bohot complex, mushkil ya samajhne mein hard ho — khaaskar jab language ya ideas unnecessary tough bana diye jaate hain. Aksar scholars ya experts is tarah ki language use karte hain jo aam logon ke liye confusing ho jaati hai.
Arth (Meaning): Bahut hi complex ya mushkil samajhne layak (Adjective)
Uccharan (Pronunciation): ab-STROOS
Kathinai Star (Difficulty Level): ⭐⭐⭐
Utpatti (Etymology): Latin word *abstrusus* se aaya hai, jiska matlab hai "hidden" ya "concealed."
Prashant Sir Ke Tathya (Prashant Sir's Notes):
Academic writing mein yeh word kaafi common hai. Jab koi writer complex topic ko unnecessarily aur bhi zyada mushkil bana deta hai, toh uss style ko "abstruse" bola jaata hai. Clear communication mein isse avoid karna chahiye.
Samanarthi & Vipritarthi (Synonyms & Antonyms):
Samanarthi (Synonyms): Obscure, Esoteric, Complicated
Vipritarthi (Antonyms): Clear, Simple, Straightforward
Udaharan (Usage Examples):
- Professor ka lecture itna abstruse tha ki aadhe students so gaye!
- Uska blog bohot abstruse hai — technical terms se bhara hua, bina kisi explanation ke.
Sanskritik Sandarbh (Cultural Reference):
"Philosophy ke kuch branches jaise metaphysics, itni abstruse ho jaati hain ki beginners confuse ho jaate hain." - Academic Review
Sochiye (Think About It):
Kya aapne kabhi kisi teacher ya book ko isliye avoid kiya kyunki woh bahut abstruse thi? Kya complexity ka matlab hamesha smartness hota hai?
Chhoti Kriya (Quick Activity):
Ek difficult topic choose kariye (jaise AI ya Climate Change) aur usko asaan, non-abstruse language mein explain karne ki koshish kijiye.
Yaad Karne Ka Tarika (Memory Tip):
Sochiye: *Abstruse = Ab stress! Jab kuch samajh na aaye toh stress hota hai — yaani ki it's abstruse.
Vastavik Jeevan Me Upyog (Real-World Application):
Aap "abstruse" word ka use kar sakte hain jab aap kisi overly complex explanation, book, ya presentation ke baare mein baat kar rahe ho jo unnecessarily tough banayi gayi ho.
