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HINDI VERB

ठंड लगना

to feel cold

  • #213 most used
  • Dative verb (the experiencer takes को)

Conjugation

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Present

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

Form Masculine Feminine
वहit feels cold

Continuous

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

Form Masculine Feminine
वहit is feeling cold

Past

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

Form Masculine Feminine
वहit felt cold

Imperfect

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

Form Masculine Feminine
वहit used to feel cold

Future

भविष्यत् काल · plans and promises (जाऊँगा, जाएंगे)

Form Masculine Feminine
वहit will feel cold

Subjunctive

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

  1. वह (that) it feel cold

How to use ठंड लगना

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

  1. Present

    दिल्ली की जनवरी में मुझे बहुत ठंड लगती है.

    In Delhi's January I feel very cold.

  2. Continuous

    खिड़की बंद करो, मुझे ठंड लग रही है.

    Close the window, I'm feeling cold.

  3. Past

    रात में छत पर हमें बहुत ठंड लगी.

    On the roof at night we felt very cold.

  4. Imperfect

    बचपन में मुझे सुबह नहाने में ठंड लगती थी.

    As a child I used to feel cold bathing in the morning.

  5. Future

    स्वेटर पहनो, शाम को ठंड लगेगी.

    Wear a sweater, you'll feel cold in the evening.

  6. Subjunctive

    बच्चे को कंबल दो, कहीं उसे ठंड न लगे.

    Give the child a blanket, lest he feel cold.

Good to know

  • The cold one takes को: मुझे ठंड लग रही है; ठंड is feminine, and ठंड लग जाना also means to catch a cold.

Verbs like this one

The same pattern, on other verbs: dative verb (the experiencer takes को).