Hindi · Nature, Animals & Weather
"Fire" in Hindi: आग
आगaag
Fire in Hindi is आग (aag). Say आग लगी है, चूल्हे की आग, आप आग से दूर रहिए. Soft but urgent.
Kitchen
सब्ज़ी धीमी आग पर पकाइए।sabzi dheemi aag par pakaaiye.
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How to pronounce आग
Say it
AAG
/ɑːɡ/
Aag is AAG — long aa, soft g. One strong beat.
"Fire" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| आगaag | fire Default. | Default. |
| आग लगनाaag lagna | to catch fire Emergency. | Emergency. |
| धीमी आगdheemi aag | low flame Cooking. | Cooking. |
| तेज़ आगtez aag | high flame Cooking. | Cooking. |
How to use आग in real life
- 1Kitchen
सब्ज़ी धीमी आग पर पकाइए।
sabzi dheemi aag par pakaaiye.
Please cook the vegetables on a low fire.
Cooking.
- 2Alert
जंगल में आग लग गई!
jangal mein aag lag gai!
The forest caught fire!
Urgent.
- 3Safety
आप आग से थोड़ा दूर खड़े रहिए।
aap aag se thoda door khade rahiye.
Please stand a bit away from the fire.
Aap.
Mistakes English speakers make with आग
Incorrect: Using फायर only in Hindi sentences
Correct: Everyday word is आग
Fire brigade signs mix English; chat uses आग.
Incorrect: Aag without Devanagari
Correct: आग
Learn आग.
Good to know
Holi still has Holika की आग in stories. Winter nights gather around आग. Kitchen advice is always धीमी आग — never rush the tadka.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Cooking dal together
ChatPal
आप आग धीमी रखेंगे?
aap aag dheemi rakhenge?
Will you keep the fire low?
You
हाँ, तेज़ आग से जल जाएगी।
haan, tez aag se jal jaayegi.
Yes — high fire will burn it.
ChatPal
ढक्कन भी लगा दीजिए।
dhakkan bhi laga dijiye.
Please put the lid on too.
You
ठीक, आग पर नज़र रखता हूँ।
theek, aag par nazar rakhta hoon.
Okay — I'll watch the fire.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Fire" in Hindi
Word?
आग.
Low flame?
धीमी आग.
Catch fire?
आग लगना.
Stay away?
आग से दूर रहिए।
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