미세먼지 — meaning in Hindi

[misemeonji] · noun · 4 · environment

हिंदी: सूक्ष्म धूल

English: fine dust

Example sentence

“봄에는 미세먼지가 심해요.”

वसंत में सूक्ष्म धूल गंभीर होती है।

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
기후	noun	जलवायु	climate
기후변화	noun	जलवायु परिवर्तन	climate change
대기	noun	वायुमंडल	atmosphere
대기오염	noun	वायु प्रदूषण	air pollution
매연	noun	धुआँ	exhaust smoke
멸종	noun	विलुप्ति	extinction
발전	noun	विद्युत उत्पादन	power generation
방사능	noun	रेडियोधर्मिता	radioactivity
배출	noun	उत्सर्जन	emission
보존	noun	परिरक्षण	preservation
보호	noun	संरक्षण	protection
보호하다	verb	रक्षा करना	to protect
산불	noun	जंगल की आग	forest fire
산성비	noun	अम्लीय वर्षा	acid rain
생물	noun	जीव	organism
생물다양성	noun	जैव विविधता	biodiversity

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

“미세먼지” is a Korean word (noun). In Hindi: सूक्ष्म धूल. In English: fine dust.

The example given is: “봄에는 미세먼지가 심해요.”.

미세먼지 is written misemeonji. 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 “environment” category, useful for reading and writing.

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