who
/huː/pronoun
उच्चारण हू
कौन; जो
Basic word
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used in questions to ask about the name, identity or function of one or more people; used to show which person or people you mean; used to give more information about somebody
कौन; जो
- Who is she?
- the girl who won
- My mother, who is a teacher, lives in Delhi.
+ 4 more examples
- Who is your favourite cricketer?
- Who wrote this poem?
- Do you know who is coming to dinner?
- I wonder who left the window open.
?Which word?
Keep apart who's (who is or who has) and whose (possessive).
Who's (who is या who has) और whose (possessive) को अलग रखिए।
§Grammar and usage
Who is the subject form ('Who called you?'; 'the boy who came'), whom the object form ('Whom did you call?'; 'the boy whom I met'), and whose the possessive ('the girl whose bag was lost'); in informal English, who often replaces whom ('Who did you meet?'); the verb after who agrees with the antecedent ('one of the students who are absent'; 'It is I who am wrong').
यह बहुत पूछा जाता है: who subject रूप है ('Who called you?'; 'the boy who came'), whom object रूप ('Whom did you call?'; 'the boy whom I met'), और whose possessive ('the girl whose bag was lost'); अनौपचारिक English में who प्रायः whom का स्थान लेता है ('Who did you meet?'); who के बाद verb antecedent से मेल खाता है ('one of the students who are absent'; 'It is I who am wrong')।