1471. hole noun
an opening or empty space in something
ರಂಧ್ರ; ತೂತು
  1. There is a hole in my sock.
  2. The workers dug a hole for the pipe.
  3. The ball rolled into a hole.
opening gap hollow
1472. holiday noun
a day or period when people do not work or attend school
ರಜೆ
  1. We discussed the holiday today.
  2. The holiday was clearly explained.
  3. I noted the holiday in my records.
vacation break leave
1473. hollow adjective
having an empty space inside
ಟೊಳ್ಳಾದ
  1. The tree has a hollow trunk.
  2. The pipe is hollow inside.
  3. He found a hollow space behind the wall.
empty sunken quality
1474. holy adjective
connected with God or religion and deserving respect
ಪವಿತ್ರ
  1. The temple is a holy place for many people.
  2. They visited several holy sites.
  3. The river is considered holy by local communities.
sacred blessed divine
1475. home noun
the place where you live
ಮನೆ
  1. I am at home now.
  2. She works from home.
  3. Let's go home.
house residence dwelling
1476. homework noun
school work that a student is expected to do at home
ಮನೆಕೆಲಸ
  1. I have a lot of homework tonight.
  2. She finished her homework before dinner.
  3. The teacher gave us math homework.
schoolwork assignment study
1477. honest adjective
telling the truth and not cheating
ಪ್ರಾಮಾಣಿಕ
  1. He is an honest man.
  2. Be honest with me.
  3. The shopkeeper is very honest.
truthful sincere trustworthy
1478. honestly adverb
in a generally manner
ಪ್ರಾಮಾಣಿಕವಾಗಿ
  1. She spoke honestly during the meeting.
  2. He handled the situation honestly.
  3. The situation changed honestly.
generally typically mainly
1479. honor noun, verb
great respect or admiration; to show respect
ಗೌರವ
  1. It was an honor to meet the author.
  2. The school held a ceremony to honor the teacher.
  3. We honor those who helped the community.
respect esteem glory
1480. hope verb
to want and expect something good
ಆಶಿಸು; ಭರವಸೆ ಇಡು
  1. I hope you are fine.
  2. I hope it doesn't rain.
  3. We hope to meet you soon.
wish expect look forward