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English With Rani Ma'am One Word Substitution WORDS RELATED WITH FIELDS OF STUDY: 1. Zoology( Sita faxiT7): the study of animals 2. Botany(@8ufe fag ): the study of plants 3. Ornithology(Géffaair* ): the study of birds 4, Entomology( @1cfagir9): the study of insects 5. Pisciculture (Ha UIGH ): the study of fishes 6. Theology ( &EI@): the study of religion 7. Toxicology (fa fear): the science and medical study of dealing with poisons 8. Seismology(t{7"4 fagir ): the study of earthquakes and the phenomena associated with them 9. Sericulture QTE UIRH ): the study of silkworm breeding 10. Numismatics (faaebT ST SBA) : the study of coins and metals 11. Meteorology( faa faxIF) : the scientific study of weather conditions 12. Orthography (CG4-TUIIett ): the science of spellings 13, Paleontology( sitar faa) : the study of past life forms through fossils 14. Acoustics( taf" faa) : the study of sound 15, Aeronautics( Gare HTH aM wt feeM ; the science or art of flight 16. Aesthetics( ti<2 RIA) : the philosophy of fine arts 17. Philology(HISTSIFR@ ) : the study of written records, their authenticity etc 18. Phonetics(a fair) : the study of speech sounds, and their production, transmission and reception 19. Anthropology( AId fagir) : the study of the development of mankind 20. Archaeology( Uae fag1MA) : excavation and study of physical remains of early civilisations 21. Cryogenics (@H GITHMYR ) : the science of dealing with the production control and the application of very low temperatures 22. Demography (GFRAIRSIGT fag) ; the study of human population with the help of the records of the number of births and deaths 23. Epigraphy (QRERESIRG ): the study of inscriptions 24. Ecology(Gfefeufat faa ) : the study of the relationship between plants and animals to their surroundings 25. Etymology( Seal 1 SfISTe HT HER) the study of origin and history of words 26, Ethnology( ATTa oifafasir) : the study of human races 27. Eugenics(S{or1 fag ) : the study of production of better offsprings by the careful selection of parents 28. Etiology(@qe1 ) : the study of causes of diseases 29. Genetics( aitqafaicr faq) : the study of heredity of individuals 30. Geology(2{faqIF ) : the study of rocks, soils, and minerals 31. Psychology(#*ilfaair7 ) : the study of human mind 32. Biology(sia fa3IF1) : the study of physical life 33. Astronomy(@MilagIRa ) : the study of stars 34, Calligraphy(QeRer) : the art of beautiful handwriting 35. Alchemy(@1fiaT / Tar faeq) : the study of chemistry in ancient time 36. Bibliography(i2f Gt) : the study of history of a list of books on a subject 37. Chronology( UEAKHH) : the science of arranging time in periods and ascertaining the dates and historical order of the past events 38. Cytology( Hifkerfaa) : the study of cells 39. Lexicography(@1&1@4 ) : the writing or compiling of dictionaries 40. Philately(feeee HEM) : the collection and study of stamps 41, Astronomer(@iaa ) : One who studies the sky and stars 42. Diplomacy(@e*ilfel ) : The art of practiced by statesman and ambassadors 43. Feminist(@ntardt ) : One who thinks of the welfare of women 44, Physiology(®I fsa fa774 ) : The study of body/ the science which treats of the body 45, Physiognomy( 3if@fe fagir4) : The study of human face 46. Pyrotechnics (SMe Saran Srl a fae) : The art of making fireworks 47. Naturalist(Wpfetasrtt ) : One who studies plant & animal life 48. Philander( 3841s) : One who amuses. oneself by love-making 49, Zymology( fervafesirA) : Study of enzymes. 50. Cardiology(€aa faairt ) : A study of heart. 51. Gerontology( FaIaeM ie Ta Vil GT ‘danPlH S27") ; A study of old age. 52. Speleology( IPI BI Siz) : A study of caves. 53. Oncology( da I Si) : A study of tumours. 54, Anemology(@TY #1 S12) : A study of wind, 55. Craniology(®Ure fag ) : A study of skulls. 56. Optometry( ZfPfAfa) : science of examining the eyes 57. Palaeontology (SNaISH OT HET) : A study of fossils, 58. Dactylology(#a> HIM) : The technique of ‘communicating by signs made with the fingers 59. Dendrology(@ai @T SitaZ) : A study of trees 60. Petrology(faren-faair1 ) : A study of rocks 61. Neurology (cifeT fag ) : The branch of medical science that deals with the nervous system. 62. Paediatrics (@eifafercal faa ) : The study of the illness of children. 63. Palaeography( Uxifeift! SIA) : The study of ancient writings. 64. Viticulture( i #1 Bd) : The cultivation of grapevines 65. Olericulture(@ITHTGH Bt ett) : The cultivation of edible plants especially leafy vegetables and herbs 66. Horticulture(@FTaFi ) : The art and practice of garden cultivation and management 67. Floriculture( Je7pfY) : The cultivation of flowers 68. Arboriculture(Gailear@e ) : The cultivation of trees and shrubs 69. Pyrgology(HIet 1 ARE) : study of towers 70. Pyretology(GER Waal s{e77F) : study of fevers Ti. Rhinology(I® @I S77) : study of the nose 72. Radiology faferxur ferferean fag ) : study of X-rays and their medical applications 73. Acology(sirafafaairt ) : Study of medical remedies 74, Aerodonetics( AGMaa!) : Study of gliding 75. Alethiology : Study of truth 76. Aphnology( t= &1 fagiA) : Science of wealth 77. Gastroenterology(@OxiaR fag ) : Study of stomach 78, Oenology (Hea TU AISA SATA BT ‘SI8IF ) : Study of wines 79. Odontology( Eafagi7) : Study of teeth 80. Therology : Study of mammals 81. Sciagraphy(fera A BTA BAM BI eT) | Art of shading 82. Pedagogics (Rafe) : Study of teaching 83. Orology(aa faa ) : Study of mountains 84, Ophiology(SiUT 7 SiH2 ) : Study of snakes 85, Melittology( HYPfRaal & dani sea) Study of bees 86, Emetology( Seat Sa HCA Tet ST BH NR TAT Ud Geel G) NA HT AVL) : Study of vomiting 87. Endocrinology(3ia:Td faal) : Study of glands 88. Dendrology(ai 1 IE) : Study of trees 89, Dactylography(@™feal & FRI ST seat ) : The study of fingerprints 90. Astroseismology : Study of star oscillations 91. Agronomics(fSfaart ) : Study of productivity of land 92. Desmology(@TGSt & Sa ) : A study of ligaments 93. Gerocomy (Sat cit #1 faferear Sart 31877) : Medical treatment of the elderly 94. Graminology( UATag) : A study of grasses 95. Hoplology(3R@ ®I St&424) : The study of weapons 96. Hygrology(sitacillegrt ) : Study of humidity 97. Kinematics (fet 1 S21 ) : Study of motion 98. Kalology(@fezfEIre ) : Study of beauty 99. Nephrology( férs-ft #1 S122) : The study of the kidneys 100. Parole(@2¥) : promise given by a prisoner not to escape WORDS RELATED WITH PEOPLE AND THEIR PROFESSIONS: 1. Anaesthetist (QUART PE TM) : a person trained to administer medicine which produces insensitivity, as during an operation 2. Cardiologist( €@aNMT fALNg) : a physician who specialises in treating heart diseases 3. Dermatologist(@al F819 ) : a specialist in the treatment of skin diseases 4, Nephrologist( fers-t 7 fAk5—) : kidney specialist 5. Oncologist( @8k faxt9q) : specialist in tumors and cancer 6, Paediatrician( Ferg fafeeeee) : a doctor who specialises in the care and treatment of babies and young children 7. Orthopaedist(@gt fasta ) : doctor who specialises in the treatment of bones, spine, joint muscles 8. Ophthalmologist( 17-fa19q) : doctor who specialises in the treatment of functions and diseases of the eye 9. Neurologist (aifaent-fargrs aor fastag ) : doctor who specialises in treating disorders of the nervous system 10. Gynaecologist(@ANT fASt9e ) : doctor who specialises in the cure of women, especially in matters concerning the reproductive organs 11. Obstetrician(Afel FAG ) : doctor who specialises in delivering babies and in medical problems related to childbirth 12, Cartographer( FERN) : one who draws maps 13. Choreographer (Jel UARe ) : one who teaches the art of dancing 14. Curator(@76ICa S174 ) : one who is in charge of a museum or a cricket pitch 15. Lexicographer(@1&I GRAS ) : one who compiles a dictionary 16. Jockey(GS aS HI TAR YSAAR) : a professional rider in horse races 17. Sculptor( H{efR) : one who carves in stone 18. Confectioner (@eTalé ) : one who sells sweets and pastries 19. Connoisseur( URE) : one who has special skill in judging art, music etc 20. Florist(Quafasoa ) : one who deals in flowers 21, Astronauts (3aRa ATA) : one who travels in spacecraft 22. Cobbler (Ht) : one who mends shoes 23. Philatelist( fae SHE) : one who collects postage stamps 24, Lapidist : one who cuts previous stones 25. Stevedore( Welal U Hla SARA TSM ae ‘AGI®) : one who loads and unloads ships 26. Chauffeur( FICX TET) : one who drives a motor car 27. Drover( @XaTgl) : one who deals in cattle 28. Oculist( 7 fa818—) : One who attends to the disease of the eye 29, Optician( FRAT FAP ATM) : One who test eye sight and sells spectacles 30. Physician (fferera/AeI ) : One who attends to sick people 31. Surgeon( 31ea fefascde) : One who treats disease by performing operation 32. Dentist(@=a feifascee ) : One who attends to the teeth 33. Psychologist(AAifafaete ) : One who studies the working of the human mind 34, Audiologists(#aU1 fast ) : One who treats deaf or mute to learn to communicate 35. Pale pathologist(@MIfaairil ) : One who studies of ancient diseases 36. Architect (fT ) : One who design of building 37. Draper( @-fasba) : One who deal in clothes 38. Stenographer(3iQfefue ) : One who write by shorthand 39. Veterinarian(G¥] fafeeqe ) : One who treats animals 40. Compositor( 318% Walsk) : One who sets type for books 41. Pediatricians (PRIferaet ) : One who treats problems of infants, children, baby. 42, Fruiterur(a fash) : One who deal in fruits 43, Juggler(aRt) : One who performs trick by sleight of hand 46, Tanner(@4Rhee ) : One who converts raw into leather 45. Pilot( f847 Ace) : One who flies an aero plane 46, Acrobat( PEAT) : One who performs daring gymnastic feat 47. Usurer(§@G@ ) : One who lands money at exorbitance interest 48, Scavenger(SUPI§ @FFIR) : One who cleans the street 49. Conjuror(SI@T ) : One who performs magic trick by sleight of hand 50. Astrodome(@iler]te ) : A transparent dome on the top of an airplane where the navigator can make celestial observation 51. Usurper(Saaeht Seal HH Ge) : One who wrongfully or illegally seizes and holds the place of another 52. Malingerer(sft Ga Ae) : One who pretends illness to escape duty 53. Introvert (side Galea ) : One who is more interested in himself 54. Extrovert( afegett cafe) : One who is more interested in others 55. Dotage( MSamar/ AfeialuraM) : Old age when a man behaves like a fool 56, Itinerant(WAU@IT ) : One who travels from place to place 57. Evasive(€IeM GTall ) : One who does not take definite stand 58. Disciple (@flé/ sfarM) : One who works in return for being taught the trade 59. Bumpkin(@idR ) : One who comes from a village and considered stupid 60. Poet(@fa ) : One who write poetry 61. Author (ee ) : One who write books 62. Novelist(STUR@PR ) : One who write novel 63. Meticulous(SifeT@uirt ) : One who is very careful and particular 64. Philistine( Wepfa fA") : One who does not care for literature 65. Exorcist(sitgit) : An expert on evil spirit 66. Aesthete(Higtitft ) : Person who loves nature 67. Mediocre (sia BFeHT ) : One who is neither intelligent nor dull 68. Imposter (41st ) : Person pretending to be somebody he is not 69. Recluse( Usidara/aerh : Person who lives alone and avoids other people 70. Polyglot(Sgurt ) : One who speaks many languages TI. Malcontent( SRIgz Safa) : Person who is always dissatisfied 72. Cynic(Fi@s ) : One who thinks human nature is evil 73. Parvenu(3ed Waa A Iga eft ) : One who has suddenly gained new wealth 74, Dandy (Ga #1 Sik fase ears Graven AGE ) : One who pays too much attention to his clothes and appearance 75, Bursar (@ISTE#Hal ) : Person who holds scholarship at a university 76. Epicurean : One whose attitude is to eat, drink and merry 71. Pagani) : Person who does not believe in any religion 78. Rebut( GEFFEN) : Opposing arguments 79. Butler (tee) : A man who works in a very large house as a servant. 80. Bookworm (ferret GST) : A person who reads a lot. 81. Beautician(@taet HAMRET) : A person who runs a beauty parlour. 82. Barbarian(SiTeil/ 3RN/ az) : A person who is uncivilized. 83. Astronaut(srafeal Ut) : A person who travels in space. 84, AtheistIfet@ ) : A person who does not believe in god. 85. Editor(S2U1Ge ) : Person who directs preparation of a news paper. 86. Glutton( 8g) : One who eats too much. 87. Herbivorous(2I@TEIe ) : Animals which live on herbs / plants 88. Carnivorous(AiIeNt ) : One who eats flesh. 89. Omnivorous(@afent ) : One who eats both plants and other animals. 90. Graminivorous (ERT Gael ) : Animal that eat grasses, 91. Cannibal(ST@@k/ AHEM) : A person who eats human flesh/An animal which eats others of its ownspecies. 92. Frugivore(auelt ) : One who eats fruits. 93. Omnipresent(H#deat ) : One who is present everywhere. 94. Omnipotent( WET) : One who have unlimited power. 95. Omniscient(8ag1) : One who knows everything. 96. Orator( GM) : A proficient public speaker. 97. Optimist(SiT=TaTat ) : One who looks at the bright side of things. 98, Pessimist(f*RISNaTe) ) : A person who always expects bad things to happen. 99. Octogenarian (sieitferatiia olde): A person from eighty and eighty nine years old. 100. Nonagenarian( ea @ Fara a & cals) : A person from ninety years and ninety nine years old. 101. Sexagenarian(@Io ao #1 Oat) : A person from sixty to sixty nine years old. 102. Septuagenarian(@Gifa Tf ) : A person from seventy to seventy nine years old. 103. Polygraph ( Sgaeh): A lie detector. 104, Solicitor( 41a) : A legal advisor. 105. Spectators(@&i® ) : A person who watches an event 106. Samaritan (A& otter): One who helps other. 107. Spokesman (He) : A person who speaks on behalf of a group of others. WORDS RELATED WITH PLACES: 1, Aquarium (eae ) : a tank for fishes 2. Apiary( HeafRaat & Ue ST RIA) UaRfl ) : instrument for detecting earthquakes Tl. Seismometer(4{5TATM ) : instrument for measuring earthquake intensity 72. Ammeter(fAq9et UT Gt AT ATT Gay) = instrument for measuring electrical current 73. Thermograph(@1Tee) : instrument for recording changes in temperature 14, Thermometer (1-H 4A for measuring temperature 75. Thermoscope («Taft ) : instrument indicating change in temperature 76. Thermometrograph(@TUet ) : instrument for recording changes in temperature 71. Xylometer (SISCMAR ) : instrument measuring specific gravity of wood 78. Voltameter (GIF) : instrument for measuring the quantity of electricity 79. Voltmeter (@I@CHICX ) : instrument for measuring electrical potential 80. Algometer (4a AIGA UA) : instrument for measuring sensitivity to pain 81. Chronometer (dle-dle Waa srarareht ‘Ugt) : instrument for measuring time :instrument 82. Chronograph(@4aeket aA ) : instrument for recording the moment of an event 83. Electrocardiograph(faqydaa ERI aa BT egepel 1 Peanfear) : instrument for recording unusual electrical fluctuations of the heart 84. Electroscope(faqyaaxil a7) : instrument for detecting electrical charges in the body 85. Wattmeter(@Ie*ez) : instrument for measuring electrical power 86, Serimeter(@XHex) : instrument for testing quality of silk thread 87. Eudiometer (4 oiaH-AMM ) : instrument for measuring air purity 88. Inclinometer (TU ATT I Bt) : instrument for measuring inclination to the horizontal of an axis 89. Phototachometer : instrument for measuring the speed of light 90. Spirograph( S4R-Tie BI sifeed era %=-) : instrument recording movements of breathing 91. Cryometer(FHATTATM ) : instrument for measuring low temperatures 92. Cryoscope(feHi@Arth ) : instrument for determining freezing points of substances 93. Respirometer (48-4414 ) : instrument that measures respiration 94, Proctoscope( HEISITaxff : instrument for examining the rectum 95. Tachometer ( aaehx AIM Ga) : instrument for measuring speed of rotation 96. Xanthometer (GeteIex) : instrument for measuring colour of sea or lake water 97. Tomograph( UTX GT GUAM HS AT RRR & wha agra Olaf a cei): instrument for viewing section of an object using X-rays 98. Magnetograph( dared Ae) : instrument for recording measurements of magnetic fields 99, Magnetometer( ahead ATM) : instrument for measuring intensity of magnetic fields 100. Hydrometer( SifcilFIT) : instrument for measuring specific gravity of liquids 101. Hydroscope( UFit #1 Uae & Aa sachet ‘HE HI SUP) : instrument for viewing under water 102. Hyetograph(@4U 12) : instrument for recording rainfall 103. Hyetometer (@Ufarae a for measuring rainfall 104, Hyetometrograph(@W0I ATE) : instrument for recording rainfall

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