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"Nervous" in Hindi: घबराया हुआ
घबराया हुआghabraaya hua
Nervous in Hindi is घबराया हुआ (ghabraaya hua) for a man and घबराई हुई (ghabraai hui) for a woman. People also say mujhe ghabraahat ho rahi hai.
Before an interview
वह घबराया हुआ बैठता है।vah ghabraaya hua baithta hai.
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How to pronounce घबराया हुआ
Say it
ghab-RAA-yaa hu-aa
/ɡʱəbrɑːjɑː ɦʊɑː/
Ghabraaya hua is ghab-raa-yaa hu-aa. Hold the long raa; keep hua light.
"Nervous" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| घबराया हुआghabraaya hua | nervous (male) Adjective phrase. | Adjective phrase. |
| घबराई हुईghabraai hui | nervous (female) Feminine form. | Feminine form. |
| घबराये हुएghabraaye hue | nervous (plural/oblique) Group or aap. | Group or aap. |
| घबराहटghabraahat | nervousness Noun. | Noun. |
How to use घबराया हुआ in real life
- 1Before an interview
वह घबराया हुआ बैठता है।
vah ghabraaya hua baithta hai.
He sits looking nervous.
Full masculine phrase.
- 2Stage wait
मंच के पीछे वह घबराया हुआ खड़ा है।
manch ke peeche vah ghabraaya hua khada hai.
Behind the stage he stands nervous.
Full masculine phrase before a show.
- 3Exam hall
छात्र घबराये हुए दिखते हैं।
chaatr ghabraaye hue dikhte hain.
The students look nervous.
Plural घबराये keeps the घबराय stem.
Mistakes English speakers make with घबराया हुआ
Incorrect: Woman described as ghabraaya hua.
Correct: Ghabraai hui / घबराई हुई for feminine.
Gender the participle to match the person.
Incorrect: Using only English nervous in Hindi sentences.
Correct: Practice ghabraaya hua / घबराया हुआ।
Use the Hindi adjective headword.
Good to know
Interview mornings fill chai stalls with ghabraahat talk. Friends say ghabraao mat while squeezing a shoulder.
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Calming someone before a presentation
ChatPal
क्या आप घबराये हुए हैं?
kya aap ghabraaye hue hain?
Are you nervous?
You
थोड़ा घबराया हुआ हूँ, हाँ।
thoda ghabraaya hua hoon, haan.
I’m a bit nervous, yes.
ChatPal
साँस लीजिए, घबराया हुआ मन शांत होगा।
saans lijiye, ghabraaya hua man shaant hoga.
Please breathe — the nervous mind will calm.
You
अब कम घबराया हुआ लग रहा हूँ।
ab kam ghabraaya hua lag raha hoon.
I feel less nervous now.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Nervous" in Hindi
How does gender work?
Ghabraaya hua masculine, ghabraai hui feminine, ghabraaye hue plural/aap.
How do I say I feel nervous?
Mujhe ghabraahat ho rahi hai or main ghabraaya hua hoon.
Is ghabraahat the noun?
Yes — nervousness.
Can it mean panicked?
Stronger ghabraahat can feel like panic; context decides.
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