their
US
/ðer/
UK
/ðeə/
Meaning
Used before a noun to show that something belongs or is connected to two or more people, or to one person of unknown or nonbinary gender.
उनका, उनकी या उनके; किसी व्यक्ति की चीज़ के लिए भी, जब उसका लिंग पता न हो या वह nonbinary हो।
Examples
“The students left their bags in the classroom after the lesson.”
“Someone called to say their train was delayed.”
“The neighbors said the garden was theirs.”
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Not natural: Their going to meet us at the station.
Better: They're going to meet us at the station.
Their shows possession; they're means “they are,” which fits this sentence.
Their का मतलब किसी की चीज़ होता है; यहाँ “वे हैं” के अर्थ में they're चाहिए।
Not natural: I left my coat over their.
Better: I left my coat over there.
Their must come before a noun to show possession; there refers to a place.
Their के बाद आम तौर पर कोई noun आता है; जगह बताने के लिए there लिखें।
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Learner tip
Use their before a noun, theirs alone, there for a place, and they're for “they are.”
Noun से पहले their, अकेले theirs, जगह के लिए there और “they are” के लिए they're लिखें।