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Synonyms, Antonyms and Polysemous Words in Hindi
For REET Level 1 Language I Hindi, this topic should be read through unseen-passage vocabulary. A synonym is a near-meaning word, an antonym is an opposite in the given context, and a polysemous word has more than one meaning decided by the sentence. The verified RBSE syllabus line lists पर्यायवाची, विलोम and एकार्थी शब्द; the dossier extends classroom preparation to अनेकार्थी. A strong teacher answer uses story, picture, action, sentence clues and inclusive participation rather than only memorised lists.
Key points
- RBSE places this word-knowledge area inside unseen prose grammar for Level 1 Language I Hindi.
- Synonyms are near-meaning partners, not always exact replacements in every sentence.
- Antonyms must match the sense in the sentence: weight, colour, speed, taste or action.
- Polysemous words such as kal and haar require sentence clues before choosing meaning.
- NCF language learning supports read-aloud, shared reading, guided reading and independent reading.
- NEP 2020's 5+3+3+4 foundational emphasis supports vocabulary with understanding in Classes 1-5.
- Classroom activities should use pictures, action cards, oral sentences and short passages.
- At least one activity should be accessible for children with mobility, speech or language differences.
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For REET Level 1 Language I Hindi, this topic should be read through unseen-passage vocabulary. A synonym is a near-meaning word, an antonym is an opposite in the given context, and a polysemous word has more than one meaning decided by the sentence. The verified RBSE syllabus line lists पर्यायवाची, विलोम and एकार्थी शब्द; the dossier extends classroom preparation to अनेकार्थी. A strong teacher answer uses story, picture,...