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बाढ़ ने पूरा गांव तबाह कर दिया।
The flood destroyed the entire village.
A natural disaster caused by excessive water overflowing onto normally dry land, often due to heavy rainfall, overflowing rivers, or storm surges.
बाढ़ के कारण सड़कें पानी से भरी हुई हैं।
The roads are flooded due to the flood.
बाढ़ से बचने के लिए लोग ऊंचे स्थानों पर चले गए।
People moved to higher ground to escape the flood.
The term 'बाढ़' is commonly used to describe large-scale flooding events that cause significant damage to infrastructure and agriculture.
'बाढ़' is often used in news reports and discussions about natural disasters. It can also be used metaphorically to describe an overwhelming situation, such as 'बाढ़ आना' (to be flooded with work).
While 'बाढ़' primarily refers to natural flooding, it can also be used metaphorically to describe an overwhelming situation, such as 'बाढ़ आना' (to be flooded with work).
The word 'बाढ़' originates from Sanskrit 'वृष्टि' (vr̥ṣṭi), meaning 'rain' or 'flood', and is derived from the root 'वृष्टि' (vr̥ṣṭi), which refers to the act of pouring or falling of water.
In Hindi, 'बाढ़' is used to describe both natural flooding events and metaphorical situations where something is overwhelming or excessive.