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HINDI VERB

बाज़ी मारना

to win the game, to carry the day

  • #355 most used
  • Transitive verb (ने in the past)

Conjugation

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Present

वर्तमान काल · now and habits: the -ता forms (जाता हूँ)

Form Masculine Feminine
मैंI win the game
तुमyou win the game
आपyou win the game (politely)
वहhe/she wins the game
हमwe win the game
वेthey win the game

Continuous

अपूर्ण वर्तमान · happening right now: रहा, रही, रहे (जा रहा हूँ)

Form Masculine Feminine
मैंI am winning the game
तुमyou are winning the game
आपyou are winning the game (politely)
वहhe/she is winning the game
हमwe are winning the game
वेthey are winning the game

Past

सामान्य भूत · finished actions (गया, गई); a transitive verb puts ने on its subject and agrees with its object

Form Masculine Feminine
मैंनेI won the game (agrees with the object)
तुमनेyou won the game (agrees with the object)
आपनेyou won the game (agrees with the object) (politely)
उसनेhe/she won the game (agrees with the object)
हमनेwe won the game (agrees with the object)
उन्होंनेthey won the game (agrees with the object)

Imperfect

अपूर्ण भूत · “used to” and “was …ing”: the -ता forms with था (जाता था)

Form Masculine Feminine
मैंI used to win the game
तुमyou used to win the game
आपyou used to win the game (politely)
वहhe/she used to win the game
हमwe used to win the game
वेthey used to win the game

Future

भविष्यत् काल · plans and promises (जाऊँगा, जाएंगे)

Form Masculine Feminine
मैंI will win the game
तुमyou will win the game
आपyou will win the game (politely)
वहhe/she will win the game
हमwe will win the game
वेthey will win the game

Subjunctive

संभावनार्थ · wishes, “shall I”, “so that”: जाऊँ, जाएं

  1. मैं (that) I win the game
  2. तुम (that) you win the game
  3. आप (that) you win the game (politely)
  4. वह (that) he/she win the game
  5. हम (that) we win the game
  6. वे (that) they win the game

Requests and commands

आज्ञार्थ · तू, तुम, आप, and the very polite -इएगा

  1. तू win the game! (intimate)
  2. तुम win the game! (to a friend)
  3. आप win the game! (politely)
  4. आप (और भी विनम्र) win the game! (very politely)

How to use बाज़ी मारना

One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.

  1. Present

    खाने की बात हो, तो हमेशा मम्मी जी बाज़ी मारती हैं.

    When it comes to food, Mummy ji always carries the day.

  2. Continuous

    देखो, आखिरी राउंड में रोहन बाज़ी मार रहा है.

    Look, Rohan is winning the game in the last round.

  3. Past

    तीन घंटे की ताश के बाद दादी जी ने बाज़ी मारी.

    After three hours of cards, Dadi ji won the game.

  4. Imperfect

    कॉलेज में हर बहस में मीरा ही बाज़ी मारती थी.

    In college, it was Meera who carried the day in every debate.

  5. Future

    देख लेना, इस बार क्विज़ में हमारी टीम बाज़ी मारेगी.

    Just watch, this time our team will win the quiz.

  6. Subjunctive

    ज़रा ढीला खेलो, ताकि नेहा भी एक बाज़ी मारे.

    Go a little easy, so Neha wins a game too.

  7. Requests and commands

    जाओ, मैदान में उतरो और बाज़ी मारो!

    Go, get out on the field and win the game!

Good to know

  • बाज़ी is the game or the round, so बाज़ी मारना is also to come first and beat everyone: इस बार नेहा ने बाज़ी मारी.

Where you hear बाज़ी मारना

The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.

Hindi · Fluency Level 1

  • हर शनिवार मैं ही बाज़ी मारता हूँ. Every Saturday it's me who wins the game.
  • आज पापा जी और मैंने बाज़ी मारी. Today Papa ji and I won the game.
  • अगली बार हम बाज़ी मारेंगे. Next time we'll win the game.

Verbs like this one

The same pattern, on other verbs: transitive verb (ने in the past).