List Of Words Based On Root Fid, Fide and Cred In HIndi

Root Fid, Fide and Cred एक Greek verb से आया है जिसका अर्थ है “Trust”

confident (adj) – having faith in oneself; self-reliant; sure  (खुद पर विश्वास रखना; आत्मनिर्भर; ज़रूर)

• We must be confident enough to do that which is very difficult to do.
• He’s very confident since he has practised a lot to crack this exam

 

confidence (n)– firm belief in yourself (अपने आप में दृढ़ विश्वास)

• Have some confidence brother, you’ll soon overpower him and win this match.
• Since he has met an accident, he lost his confidence to live on this planet.

 

diffidence (n) – shyness; lack of confidence (शर्मीलापन; आत्मविश्वास की कमी)

• His diffidence made him fail in the interview.
• He couldn’t dare to purpose the girl as he’s having diffidence.
• The girl purposed me with a little diffidence.

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different (adj) – not the same (अलग)

• She was disabled so she looking different among the crowd.
• Look yourself in the mirror, how different you look in this saree.

 

Confidant (male)/ Confidante (female) – one to whom you confide your secrets (जिसे आप अपने राज़ बताते हैं)

• Priya never hid anything from me. She used to share all things about her personal life as she would consider me her confidant.
• I’m not only her brother but also confidant.
• I and my sister know each and everything about each other as I’m her confidant and she is my confidante.
• His confidante leaked his personal information to his ex-wife.

 

entrust (v)– to commit trust to, confide (विश्वाश करना )

• I entrusted all-important management to my uncle for the party.
• How could you entrust that amount of money to him to invest it in the business?

 

confide (v) – tell someone any secret or something personal in confidence whom (s)he trusts (किसी ऐसे व्यक्ति को कुछ गुप्त या व्यक्तिगत चीज़ बताना जिस पर आप भरोसा करते हैं किसी और को नहीं बताना।)

• We must not confide our secrets to anyone whom we don’t know for a long.
• I found him crying bitterly as he had confided his secrets of being rich which got leaked to his opponent.

 

bonafide (Bon:-good) – in good faith; authentic; genuine; real (सद्भाव; प्रामाणिक; असली)

• In order to take part in the army race, you’re supposed to get a bonafide certificate.
• I’m looking for a bonafide institute to do this course.
• Why don’t you try to get a job in any bonafide company?

 

malafide (Mal:-bad) – fake

• He joined my WhatsApp group and destroyed it by sharing vulgar things.
• I couldn’t understand his malafide intention.

 

perfidy (n) – faithlessness, treachery; deceit (अविश्वास, विश्वासघात; छल)

• I’ll never forget him for his perfidy.
• I had to suffer a lot due to your perfidy.

 

Fiduciary (n) – anything involving trust; a person who holds assets in trust for a beneficiary. (कुछ ऐसा जिसमे trust शामिल हो;एक व्यक्ति जो एक लाभार्थी के लिए ट्रस्ट में संपत्ति रखता है।)

• I was a fiduciary in that company.
• I had held 60% of my assets in order to help lots of fiduciaries.

 

Assets – money and other precious belonging to an individual or  a business (किसी व्यक्ति या व्यवसाय को संबंधित धन)

 

confidential (adj) – communicated in trust; secret; private

• Can you lock the door, for I’ve to talk sth confidential?

 

Confidentiality (n)-an act that is holding pieces of information in a belief/confidence that would not be released to an unauthorized person. (जानकारी को confidence से रखने का कार्य, unauthorized individuals को जारी नहीं किया जाना।)

• He’s a man of words so don’t worry for the confidentiality that has been made between you and him.

 

credible (cred:- belief) – believable (संभावित)

• Her claim is not credible enough to get justice.
• Neerav Chopra has been a credible guy since he joined sports.
• I’m the credible witness of the incident.

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incredible (adj) – Unbelievable; amazing; extraordinary (अविश्वसनीय; गजब का; असाधारण)

[Note: Incredible is definitely the opposite of the credible but as far as usage is concerned that is very very positive.]

• He’s got such an incredible talent.
• He achieved those levels incredibly.
• Brahmos is an incredibly devastating supersonic cruise missile.

 

credulous (adj) – believing on slight evidence, gullible (सीधा- साधा)

• I was cheated many times because of being credulous.
• I used to love you very much but now, as I’ve come to know your affair with someone; you’ve lost my credulity

 

credit (n) – A kinda arrangement to receive goods, cash, or services now and that is to be paid them in the future (बाद में माल या सेवाओं के लिए भुगतान करने की एक विधि, आमतौर पर ब्याज के साथ-साथ मूल धन का भुगतान करना)

• My bike was bought on credit.
• You can start your own business by taking some money on credit.
• The guy, living next to my home, was arrested today owing to extorting money from innocent people. Police have suspected him due to having lots of credit for the recent months.
• Neeraj Chopra is a credit to the whole country.

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credential (n)– a document/quality/experience/skill that proves a person is a believable (एक दस्तावेज/गुणवत्ता/अनुभव/कौशल जो साबित करता है कि एक व्यक्ति एक विश्वसनीय है)

• I was asked to show a kind of document to prove my credential.
• In order to enter the examination hall, one must have a credential.

 

hi-fi (n) – high fidelity; equipment for playing music (संगीत बजाने के लिए उपकरण)

• I need hi-fi to kill my time.

 

fidelity (n) – faithfulness; loyalty (विश्वासयोग्यता; निष्ठा)

• You’re my everything so I just want fidelity from you and nothing else.

 

 

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