Top 100 english daily life words in hindi?

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 Here’s a comprehensive list of 100 common English daily life words along with their Hindi translations. For brevity, I will provide the first 100 words, and if you need more, we can continue from there.

Top 100 Daily Life Words in English and Hindi:

  1. Water - पानी (Paani)
  2. Food - खाना (Khaana)
  3. Friend - दोस्त (Dost)
  4. House - घर (Ghar)
  5. Family - परिवार (Parivaar)
  6. Work - काम (Kaam)
  7. School - स्कूल (School)
  8. Book - किताब (Kitaab)
  9. Pen - कलम (Kalam)
  10. Table - मेज़ (Mez)
  11. Chair - कुर्सी (Kursi)
  12. Window - खिड़की (Khidki)
  13. Door - दरवाज़ा (Darwaza)
  14. Car - कार (Car)
  15. Bicycle - साइकिल (Cycle)
  16. Phone - फोन (Phone)
  17. Money - पैसा (Paisa)
  18. Market - बाजार (Bazaar)
  19. Shop - दुकान (Dukaan)
  20. Clothes - कपड़े (Kapde)
  21. Shoes - जूते (Joote)
  22. Bed - बिस्तर (Bistar)
  23. Breakfast - नाश्ता (Nashta)
  24. Lunch - दोपहर का खाना (Dopahar ka Khaana)
  25. Dinner - रात का खाना (Raat ka Khaana)
  26. Happiness - खुशी (Khushi)
  27. Sadness - उदासी (Udaasi)
  28. Health - स्वास्थ्य (Swasthya)
  29. Exercise - व्यायाम (Vyayam)
  30. Sleep - नींद (Neend)
  31. Dream - सपना (Sapna)
  32. Travel - यात्रा (Yatra)
  33. Train - ट्रेन (Train)
  34. Bus - बस (Bus)
  35. Friendship - दोस्ती (Dosti)
  36. Love - प्यार (Pyaar)
  37. Music - संगीत (Sangeet)
  38. Dance - नृत्य (Nritya)
  39. Movie - फिल्म (Film)
  40. Game - खेल (Khel)
  41. Nature - प्रकृति (Prakriti)
  42. Weather - मौसम (Mausam)
  43. Sun - सूरज (Suraj)
  44. Moon - चाँद (Chand)
  45. Star - तारा (Taara)
  46. Sky - आकाश (Aakash)
  47. Friendliness - मित्रता (Mitrata)
  48. Kindness - दयालुता (Dayaluta)
  49. Patience - धैर्य (Dhairya)
  50. Wisdom - ज्ञान (Gyaan)
  51. Love - प्रेम (Prem)
  52. Hope - आशा (Aasha)
  53. Faith - विश्वास (Vishwas)
  54. Peace - शांति (Shanti)
  55. Joy - आनंद (Anand)
  56. Smile - मुस्कान (Muskaan)
  57. Tears - आँसू (Aansu)
  58. Heart - दिल (Dil)
  59. Life - जीवन (Jeevan)
  60. Death - मृत्यु (Mrityu)
  61. Light - प्रकाश (Prakash)
  62. Darkness - अंधकार (Andhkaar)
  63. Hope - उम्मीद (Umeed)
  64. Friend - मित्र (Mitra)
  65. Enemy - दुश्मन (Dushman)
  66. Stranger - अजनबी (Ajnabi)
  67. Child - बच्चा (Baccha)
  68. Parent - माता-पिता (Mata-Pita)
  69. Sibling - भाई-बहन (Bhai-Bahan)
  70. Grandparent - दादा-दादी (Dada-Dadi)
  71. Teacher - शिक्षक (Shikshak)
  72. Student - छात्र (Chhatra)
  73. Principal - प्रधान (Pradhan)
  74. Classroom - कक्षा (Kaksha)
  75. Homework - गृहकार्य (Grih Kaarya)
  76. Test - परीक्षा (Pariksha)
  77. Grade - ग्रेड (Grade)
  78. Subject - विषय (Vishay)
  79. Science - विज्ञान (Vigyan)
  80. Math - गणित (Ganit)
  81. History - इतिहास (Itihas)
  82. Geography - भूगोल (Bhu-Gol)
  83. Art - कला (Kala)
  84. Sport - खेल (Khel)
  85. Game - खेल (Khel)
  86. Team - टीम (Team)
  87. Win - जीत (Jeet)
  88. Lose - हार (Haar)
  89. Goal - लक्ष्य (Lakshya)
  90. Dream - सपना (Sapna)
  91. Plan - योजना (Yojana)
  92. Action - क्रिया (Kriya)
  93. Success - सफलता (Safalta)
  94. Failure - असफलता (Asafalta)
  95. Challenge - चुनौती (Chunauti)
  96. Opportunity - अवसर (Avasar)
  97. Skill - कौशल (Kaushal)
  98. Talent - प्रतिभा (Pratibha)
  99. Experience - अनुभव (Anubhav)
  100. Knowledge - ज्ञान (Gyaan)

If you need more words, please let me know, and I can continue with the list!

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