Hindi · Time, Numbers & Colors
"Six" in Hindi: छह
छहchhah
Six in Hindi is छह (chhah). Use it before nouns: छह लोग, छह बजे.
Alarm
कल छह बजे उठना है।kal chhah baje uthna hai.
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How to pronounce छह
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CHHAH
/tʃʰəɦ/
Chhah is CHHAH — aspirated chh plus a short ah. Sometimes said closer to chhe.
"Six" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| छहchhah | six Default number. | Default number. |
| छह लोगchhah log | six people Headcount. | Headcount. |
| छह बजेchhah baje | at six o'clock Time. | Time. |
| छठाchhatha | sixth Ordinal. | Ordinal. |
How to use छह in real life
- 1Alarm
कल छह बजे उठना है।
kal chhah baje uthna hai.
I have to wake at six tomorrow.
Time.
- 2Dinner booking
टेबल छह लोगों की चाहिए।
table chhah logon ki chahiye.
We need a table for six people.
Restaurant.
- 3Cricket chat
उसने छह मारा!
usne chhah maara!
He hit a six!
Boundary joke uses the number.
Mistakes English speakers make with छह
Incorrect: Confusing chhah with saat
Correct: Chhah = 6; saat = 7
Keep neighboring numbers distinct.
Incorrect: Writing only 6 when practicing Hindi
Correct: Chhah / छह
Say the Hindi number aloud.
Good to know
छह बजे is a classic morning/evening meeting time. Cricket makes chhah a cheer when the ball clears the boundary. Some speakers say chhe; both point to six.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Planning a morning call
ChatPal
कितने बजे कॉल करें?
kitne baje call karen?
What time should we call?
You
छह बजे ठीक रहेगा।
chhah baje theek rahega.
Six o'clock will be fine.
ChatPal
छह लोगों को लिंक भेजूँ?
chhah logon ko link bhejoon?
Should I send the link to six people?
You
हाँ, पूरी टीम।
haan, poori team.
Yes — the whole team.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Six" in Hindi
At six?
Chhah baje.
Six people?
Chhah log.
Sixth?
Chhatha / chhathi.
Cricket six?
Chhah maara.
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