Articles play a significant role in the Hindi language. In Hindi grammar, we have two types of articles: definite articles and indefinite articles.

The definite article is called “विशेषण लिंग” (visheshan ling) in Hindi. It is used before masculine singular nouns and is equivalent to the English article “the.” For example, “शेर” (sher) means “lion,” but “विशेषण लिंग शेर” (visheshan ling sher) means “the lion.”

On the other hand, the indefinite article is called “अपवाद लिंग” (apavad ling) in Hindi. It is used before masculine singular nouns and is equivalent to the English articles “a” or “an.” For example, “शेर” (sher) means “lion,” but “अपवाद लिंग शेर” (apavad ling sher) means “a lion.”

It is important to note that Hindi does not have articles to indicate the gender of nouns. Therefore, the same article is used for both masculine and feminine nouns. The gender of the noun is determined by the word itself or the context in which it is used.

Understanding the usage of articles is crucial for constructing grammatically correct sentences in Hindi. By mastering the rules of articles, learners can enhance their communication skills and express themselves accurately in the Hindi language.