범인 — meaning in Hindi

[beomin] · noun · 4 · society

हिंदी: अपराधी

English: criminal

Example sentence

“경찰이 범인을 잡았어요.”

पुलिस ने अपराधी को पकड़ लिया।

Korean nouns have no grammatical gender and take no article — the same word covers “a book” and “the book”. Meaning comes from context and particles.
Plural is usually optional: numbers and context often carry it, and the plural particle 들 can be added (사람 → 사람들).
Nouns are marked by particles: 은/는 for the topic, 이/가 for the subject and 을/를 for the object (사과를 먹어요).
The particle changes with the final sound of the noun: 이/가, 을/를, 은/는 and 와/과.
Korean word order is subject–object–verb (SOV), so the verb comes last and the particles show the role of each noun.
Counting usually needs a counter after the number: 세 명 (three people), 두 개 (two things), 한 권 (one book).

Word	Type	हिंदी अर्थ	English
갈등	noun	टकराव	conflict
격차	noun	अंतर	gap, disparity
계층	noun	वर्ग	social class
고령화	noun	वृद्धावस्था	aging
공공	noun	सार्वजनिक	public
공동체	noun	समुदाय	community
관습	noun	प्रथा	custom
교육	noun	शिक्षा	education
국가	noun	देश	country
국민	noun	जनता	the people
국회	noun	संसद	national assembly
권리	noun	अधिकार	right
규범	noun	मानदंड	norm
기부	noun	दान	donation
난민	noun	शरणार्थी	refugee
대중	noun	जनसाधारण	the public

Write two sentences of your own with 범인, then practise the matching grammar and take a short test the same day.

“범인” is a Korean word (noun). In Hindi: अपराधी. In English: criminal.

The example given is: “경찰이 범인을 잡았어요.”.

범인 is written beomin. The pronunciation is given in the transcription above.

It is not flagged as a priority for TOPIK, but it is a 4-level word in the “society” category, useful for reading and writing.

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