상사 — meaning in Hindi

[sangsa] · noun · 2 · work

हिंदी: उच्च अधिकारी; बॉस

English: boss; supervisor

Example sentence

“상사에게 보고서를 보냈어요.”

मैंने अपने उच्च अधिकारी को रिपोर्ट भेजी।

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
경력	noun	अनुभव	career, experience
계약	noun	अनुबंध	contract
급여	noun	वेतन	salary; pay
기한	noun	समय-सीमा	deadline
동료	noun	सहकर्मी	colleague
마감	noun	समय-सीमा	deadline
면접	noun	साक्षात्कार	interview
발표	noun	प्रस्तुति	presentation
보고서	noun	रिपोर्ट	report
부장	noun	विभाग प्रमुख	department head
사무실	noun	दफ़्तर	office
서류	noun	दस्तावेज़	documents; paperwork
성과	noun	उपलब्धि	results, achievement
승진	noun	पदोन्नति	promotion
야근	noun	ओवरटाइम	overtime work
업무	noun	काम; कार्यभार	work; duties

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

“상사” is a Korean word (noun). In Hindi: उच्च अधिकारी; बॉस. In English: boss; supervisor.

The example given is: “상사에게 보고서를 보냈어요.”.

상사 is written sangsa. The pronunciation is given in the transcription above.

It is not flagged as a priority for TOPIK, but it is a 2-level word in the “work” category, useful for reading and writing.

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