🌈 100 Easy Hindi Words for Kids — Part 2
Hindi • Roman Hindi • English + Pictures, Games & Memory Tricks

Learn Hindi Effortlessly — One Word, One Picture, One Little Adventure at a Time! 🇮🇳🌍

What if learning Hindi didn't feel like studying?

What if a child could learn घर (ghar) while looking at their home, गेंद (gend) while playing with a ball, सेब (seb) while eating an apple, and बिल्ली (billi) while looking at a picture of a cat?

That's the idea behind this lesson.

Welcome to Part 2 of our Kids Hindi Learning Series: 100 Easy Hindi Words for Kids — a colorful, practical vocabulary adventure designed around everyday words children can see, hear, say, remember, and use.

Each word is presented in:

🇮🇳 Hindi (Devanagari)
🔤 Roman Hindi
🇬🇧 English meaning

And we've added something extra:

🎨 Picture ideas
🎮 Games
🧠 Memory tricks
🗣️ Mini speaking practice
🏆 A 7-day challenge

The goal is not to make children memorize 100 words.

The goal is to help them use Hindi naturally.

🚀 What Makes This 100-Word Hindi Lesson Different?

Many vocabulary lists simply give:

Hindi → English

That's useful—but children can learn more effectively when words are connected to objects, actions, pictures, routines, and play.

Recent child-focused Hindi resources also organize early vocabulary around concrete, everyday categories such as family, body parts, food, animals, colors, actions, numbers, household objects, emotions, and nature.

So this lesson follows a simple learning cycle:

👀 SEE

Look at the word and picture.

👂 HEAR

Listen to the pronunciation.

🗣️ SAY

Repeat the Roman Hindi aloud.

✋ TOUCH

Point to or touch the real object.

🎮 PLAY

Use the word in a game.

💬 USE

Put the word into a tiny Hindi sentence.

That is how one word becomes usable language.

🌟 The 100 Easy Hindi Words

👨‍👩‍👧 Category 1 — Family Words

Family words are a wonderful starting point because children can immediately connect the vocabulary to real people.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
1	*माँ*	*Maa*	*Mother / Mom*
2	*पापा*	*Papa*	*Father / Dad*
3	*भाई*	*Bhai*	*Brother*
4	*बहन*	*Behen*	*Sister*
5	*दादा*	*Dada*	*Grandfather*
6	*दादी*	*Dadi*	*Grandmother*
7	*नाना*	*Nana*	*Maternal grandfather*
8	*नानी*	*Nani*	*Maternal grandmother*
9	*दोस्त*	*Dost*	*Friend*
10	*बच्चा*	*Bachcha*	*Child*

🧠 Memory Trick

Point at a family member and say the word.

माँ — Maa — Mom

पापा — Papa — Dad

भाई — Bhai — Brother

बहन — Behen — Sister

Don't just read the list.

Point + Say + Smile. 😊

🎮 Family Game

Ask:

यह कौन है?
Yeh kaun hai?
Who is this?

The child answers:

माँ!
Maa!

पापा!
Papa!

🖐️ Category 2 — Body Parts

Children love learning body vocabulary because they can turn every word into an action.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
11	*सिर*	*Sir*	*Head*
12	*बाल*	*Baal*	*Hair*
13	*आँख*	*Aankh*	*Eye*
14	*कान*	*Kaan*	*Ear*
15	*नाक*	*Naak*	*Nose*
16	*मुँह*	*Munh*	*Mouth*
17	*हाथ*	*Haath*	*Hand*
18	*पैर*	*Pair*	*Foot / Leg*
19	*उंगली*	*Ungli*	*Finger*
20	*दाँत*	*Daant*	*Tooth / Teeth*

🎮 Touch-and-Say Game

Parent says:

नाक! — Naak!

Child touches their nose.

Parent:

कान! — Kaan!

Child touches their ears.

Parent:

हाथ! — Haath!

Child raises their hands.

🎉 Learning becomes a game.

🧠 Memory Trick

Use the “Touch It!” Rule:

If you can touch it, touch it while saying the Hindi word.

🐶 Category 3 — Animals

Animals are perfect for picture-based vocabulary learning.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
21	*कुत्ता*	*Kutta*	*Dog*
22	*बिल्ली*	*Billi*	*Cat*
23	*गाय*	*Gaay*	*Cow*
24	*घोड़ा*	*Ghoda*	*Horse*
25	*हाथी*	*Haathi*	*Elephant*
26	*शेर*	*Sher*	*Lion*
27	*बंदर*	*Bandar*	*Monkey*
28	*खरगोश*	*Khargosh*	*Rabbit*
29	*मछली*	*Machhli*	*Fish*
30	*पक्षी*	*Pakshi*	*Bird*

🧠 Picture Trick

Show a picture of a dog.

Ask:

यह क्या है?
Yeh kya hai?
What is this?

Child:

कुत्ता!
Kutta!

Now make it fun:

🐶 “What sound does a dog make?”

भौं-भौं!

The child connects:

picture → sound → Hindi word

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🍎 Category 4 — Food & Drinks

Food vocabulary is extremely useful because children can practice it every day at breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack time.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
31	*पानी*	*Paani*	*Water*
32	*दूध*	*Doodh*	*Milk*
33	*रोटी*	*Roti*	*Flatbread*
34	*चावल*	*Chaawal*	*Rice*
35	*दाल*	*Daal*	*Lentils*
36	*सेब*	*Seb*	*Apple*
37	आम	*Aam*	*Mango*
38	*केला*	*Kela*	*Banana*
39	*खाना*	*Khaana*	*Food*
40	*मिठाई*	*Mithaai*	*Sweet / Sweets*

🗣️ Mini Sentence Practice

Instead of stopping at:

पानी — Paani — Water

move to:

मुझे पानी चाहिए।
Mujhe paani chahiye.
I want water.

Instead of:

आम — Aam — Mango

try:

मुझे आम पसंद है।
Mujhe aam pasand hai.
I like mangoes.

🎯 One word → one sentence

That's a major step toward speaking Hindi.

🏠 Category 5 — Things Around the Home

Children learn quickly when vocabulary is attached to objects they see every day.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
41	घर	*Ghar*	*Home / House*
42	*कमरा*	*Kamra*	*Room*
43	*दरवाज़ा*	*Darwaaza*	*Door*
44	*खिड़की*	*Khidki*	*Window*
45	*मेज़*	*Mez*	*Table*
46	*कुर्सी*	*Kursi*	*Chair*
47	*बिस्तर*	*Bistar*	*Bed*
48	*किताब*	*Kitaab*	*Book*
49	*खिलौना*	*Khilauna*	*Toy*
50	*गेंद*	*Gend*	*Ball*

🎯 The “Hindi House Hunt”

Tell the child:

Find something!

Then give a Hindi word:

किताब! — Kitaab!

The child runs to find the book.

Next:

गेंद! — Gend!

Next:

कुर्सी! — Kursi!

🏆 Give one point for every object they find.

Hindi words with English meaning

🎒 Category 6 — School Words

Now take Hindi into the classroom.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
51	*स्कूल*	*School*	*School*
52	*शिक्षक*	*Shikshak*	*Teacher*
53	*छात्र*	*Chhaatra*	*Student*
54	*कक्षा*	*Kaksha*	*Class / Classroom*
55	*किताब*	*Kitaab*	*Book*
56	*कॉपी*	*Copy*	*Notebook*
57	*कलम*	*Kalam*	*Pen*
58	*पेंसिल*	*Pencil*	*Pencil*
59	*बैग*	*Bag*	*Bag*
60	*कागज़*	*Kaagaz*	*Paper*

🧠 School Memory Trick

Pack a pretend school bag.

Pick up each item and say:

किताब — Kitaab

कलम — Kalam

पेंसिल — Pencil

कागज़ — Kaagaz

बैग — Bag

The child learns vocabulary while pretending to get ready for school. 🎒

🎨 Category 7 — Colors

Colors are easy to teach visually.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
61	*लाल*	*Laal*	*Red*
62	*नीला*	*Neela*	*Blue*
63	*हरा*	*Hara*	*Green*
64	*पीला*	*Peela*	*Yellow*
65	*काला*	*Kaala*	*Black*
66	*सफ़ेद*	*Safed*	*White*
67	*गुलाबी*	*Gulaabi*	*Pink*
68	*नारंगी*	*Naarangi*	*Orange*
69	*भूरा*	*Bhoora*	*Brown*
70	*बैंगनी*	*Baingani*	*Purple*

🌈 Color Hunt

Say:

लाल!
Laal!

The child finds something red.

Then:

नीला!
Neela!

Find something blue.

Then:

हरा!
Hara!

Find something green.

This turns vocabulary into a real-world treasure hunt.

Hindi vocabulary with pictures for children

🏃 Category 8 — Action Words

Knowing nouns is helpful.

Knowing actions is powerful.

Actions allow children to start building sentences.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
71	*आना*	*Aana*	*To come*
72	*जाना*	*Jaana*	*To go*
73	*खाना*	*Khaana*	*To eat*
74	*पीना*	*Peena*	*To drink*
75	*सोना*	*Sona*	*To sleep*
76	*बैठना*	*Baithna*	*To sit*
77	*चलना*	*Chalna*	*To walk*
78	*दौड़ना*	*Daudna*	*To run*
79	*खेलना*	*Khelna*	*To play*
80	*पढ़ना*	*Padhna*	*To read / study*

🎭 Action Game

Parent says:

दौड़ो!
Daudo!
Run!

Child runs.

Parent:

बैठो!
Baitho!
Sit!

Child sits.

Parent:

चलो!
Chalo!
Let's go!

Child walks.

😂 The more dramatic, the better!

Hindi vocabulary for beginners

😊 Category 9 — Feelings & Everyday Words

Language isn't only about objects.

Children also need words for how they feel.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
81	*खुश*	*Khush*	*Happy*
82	*दुखी*	*Dukhi*	*Sad*
83	*गुस्सा*	*Gussa*	*Anger / Angry*
84	डर	*Dar*	*Fear*
85	*प्यार*	*Pyaar*	*Love*
86	*अच्छा*	*Achchha*	*Good / Nice*
87	*बुरा*	*Bura*	*Bad*
88	*बड़ा*	*Bada*	*Big*
89	*छोटा*	*Chhota*	*Small*
90	*थका*	*Thaka*	*Tired*

🗣️ Turn Words Into Sentences

मैं खुश हूँ।
Main khush hoon.
I am happy.

मैं थका हूँ।
Main thaka hoon.
I am tired.

For a girl:

मैं थकी हूँ।
Main thaki hoon.

This is a great opportunity to introduce children gently to the idea that some Hindi words change depending on gender.

🌳 Category 10 — Nature & World Around Us

Let's finish the 100-word adventure with nature.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
91	*सूरज*	*Sooraj*	*Sun*
92	*चाँद*	*Chaand*	*Moon*
93	*तारा*	*Taara*	*Star*
94	*आसमान*	*Aasmaan*	*Sky*
95	*पेड़*	*Ped*	*Tree*
96	*फूल*	*Phool*	*Flower*
97	*पत्ता*	*Patta*	*Leaf*
98	*बारिश*	*Baarish*	*Rain*
99	*पानी*	*Paani*	*Water*
*100*	*धरती*	*Dharti*	*Earth*

🌎 Now your child has completed:

100 Hindi Words! 🎉

🧠 The BIG Memory Trick: 5-Second Hindi

Here's a powerful routine for parents and teachers.

Every time the child sees something familiar, give them five seconds of Hindi.

See a ball?

गेंद — Gend!

See a dog?

कुत्ता — Kutta!

See water?

पानी — Paani!

See the sun?

सूरज — Sooraj!

That's it.

No long lesson.

No complicated grammar.

No pressure.

Just tiny Hindi moments throughout the day.

Hindi words for English speaking children

🎨 How to Use Pictures to Teach Hindi

Pictures are especially useful for concrete vocabulary.

Create simple picture cards showing:

🍎 सेब — Seb — Apple

🐱 बिल्ली — Billi — Cat

⚽ गेंद — Gend — Ball

🌳 पेड़ — Ped — Tree

☀️ सूरज — Sooraj — Sun

Then follow this sequence:

Step 1 — Look

सेब

Step 2 — Say

Seb

Step 3 — Understand

Apple

Step 4 — Find

Find an apple.

Step 5 — Use

यह सेब है।
Yeh seb hai.
This is an apple.

A picture becomes a speaking opportunity, not merely decoration.

🎮 Game #1 — Hindi Treasure Hunt

Choose five objects.

For example:

📖 Book
⚽ Ball
🪑 Chair
🖊️ Pen
🎒 Bag

Now hide them around the room.

Give the child Hindi clues:

किताब!
Kitaab!

गेंद!
Gend!

बैग!
Bag!

The child finds them.

🏆 Five objects = five Hindi points.

🎲 Game #2 — What's Missing?

Place five picture cards on a table.

For example:

🐶 कुत्ता
🍎 सेब
⚽ गेंद
📖 किताब
🌳 पेड़

Let the child look.

Close their eyes.

Remove one.

Ask:

क्या गायब है?
Kya gaayab hai?
What is missing?

The child guesses.

This combines memory + Hindi + play.

100 Hindi words for children with English meaning

🏃 Game #3 — Run to the Word

Put three cards around the room:

लाल — Laal — Red

नीला — Neela — Blue

हरा — Hara — Green

Call:

लाल!

The child runs to red.

Call:

नीला!

Run!

Call:

हरा!

Run!

🔥 This is particularly useful for energetic learners.

🧩 Game #4 — Finish the Sentence

Give the child the beginning:

मुझे ___ पसंद है।

Mujhe ___ pasand hai.

The child chooses:

आम!

मुझे आम पसंद है।

Or:

मुझे ___ चाहिए।

Mujhe ___ chahiye.

Child:

पानी!

मुझे पानी चाहिए।

Now vocabulary becomes speaking practice.

🗣️ The Most Important Upgrade: Words → Sentences

Don't stop at vocabulary.

Once a child knows:

गेंद — Gend — Ball

teach:

यह गेंद है।
Yeh gend hai.
This is a ball.

Once they know:

किताब — Kitaab — Book

teach:

यह किताब है।
Yeh kitaab hai.
This is a book.

Once they know:

पानी — Paani — Water

teach:

मुझे पानी चाहिए।
Mujhe paani chahiye.
I want water.

This follows a key principle in beginner Hindi learning: words become much more useful when learners encounter them in practical phrases and contexts rather than as isolated vocabulary.

100 Hindi words for kids

🌟 The 10 Most Powerful Words to Practice First

If 100 words feel like too much, start with these:

माँ — Maa — Mom
पापा — Papa — Dad
पानी — Paani — Water
खाना — Khaana — Food
घर — Ghar — Home
किताब — Kitaab — Book
गेंद — Gend — Ball
दोस्त — Dost — Friend
खुश — Khush — Happy
मदद — Madad — Help

Master these first.

Then expand.

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7-Day 100 Hindi Words Challenge

Don't teach all 100 words in one sitting.

Try this:

🟢 Day 1 — Family

Words 1–10

🔵 Day 2 — Body

Words 11–20

🟡 Day 3 — Animals + Food

Words 21–40

🟠 Day 4 — Home

Words 41–50

🟣 Day 5 — School

Words 51–60

🔴 Day 6 — Colors + Actions

Words 61–80

🌈 Day 7 — Feelings + Nature

Words 81–100

Then play a giant review game.

No test.

No pressure.

Just:

Point → Say → Act → Remember.

Hindi for English speaking kids

🏆 The 100-Word Hindi Hero Challenge

Can your child identify these without English?

👨‍👩‍👧 Family

माँ • पापा • भाई • बहन

🐶 Animals

कुत्ता • बिल्ली • गाय • हाथी

🍎 Food

पानी • दूध • आम • केला

🏠 Home

घर • दरवाज़ा • किताब • गेंद

🎨 Colors

लाल • नीला • हरा • पीला

🏃 Actions

आना • जाना • खाना • पीना

😊 Feelings

खुश • दुखी • गुस्सा

🌳 Nature

सूरज • चाँद • पेड़ • फूल

If the child recognizes them—even if pronunciation isn't perfect—celebrate the progress. 🎉

Understanding often develops before confident speaking, and young bilingual learners can have different levels of receptive and expressive vocabulary.

❤️ A Note for Parents

Don't worry if your child doesn't pronounce every word perfectly.

A child might say:

मछली (machhli)

a little differently at first.

That's okay.

Instead of constantly saying:

“No, that's wrong.”

model the word naturally:

हाँ! मछली! 🐟

Children need repeated exposure, meaningful interaction, and opportunities to hear the correct form.

The objective is not perfection.

The objective is:

Confidence → Understanding → Speaking → Growth

🌍 Hindi for Kids Can Be Global

Your child does not need to live in India to learn Hindi.

Hindi can become part of:

🏡 Home routines
📚 Homeschooling
🎒 Classroom learning
👨‍👩‍👧 Family conversations
🌎 Multilingual education
✈️ Travel preparation
🎬 Indian culture and movies
🎵 Songs and rhymes
🧸 Playtime

The University of Texas Hindi program, for example, combines children's Hindi rhymes with recordings, vocabulary, translations, and contextual notes—showing how children's language learning can combine sound, meaning, and cultural material.

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🎁 Bonus: 20 Mini Hindi Sentences Using These Words

Now let's turn the vocabulary into real beginner Hindi.

1.

यह मेरा घर है।
Yeh mera ghar hai.
This is my home.

2.

यह मेरी किताब है।
Yeh meri kitaab hai.
This is my book.

3.

यह मेरी गेंद है।
Yeh meri gend hai.
This is my ball.

4.

मुझे पानी चाहिए।
Mujhe paani chahiye.
I want water.

5.

मुझे आम पसंद है।
Mujhe aam pasand hai.
I like mangoes.

6.

यह लाल है।
Yeh laal hai.
This is red.

7.

यह नीला है।
Yeh neela hai.
This is blue.

8.

कुत्ता कहाँ है?
Kutta kahaan hai?
Where is the dog?

9.

बिल्ली कहाँ है?
Billi kahaan hai?
Where is the cat?

Hindi Words for Children With English Meaning

10.

मुझे खेलना है।
Mujhe khelna hai.
I want to play.

11.

चलो खेलते हैं।
Chalo khelte hain.
Let's play.

12.

मैं खुश हूँ।
Main khush hoon.
I am happy.

13.

मुझे मदद चाहिए।
Mujhe madad chahiye.
I need help.

14.

यह मेरा बैग है।
Yeh mera bag hai.
This is my bag.

15.

यह मेरी पेंसिल है।
Yeh meri pencil hai.
This is my pencil.

16.

मुझे दूध चाहिए।
Mujhe doodh chahiye.
I want milk.

17.

सूरज चमक रहा है।
Sooraj chamak raha hai.
The sun is shining.

18.

बारिश हो रही है।
Baarish ho rahi hai.
It is raining.

19.

मुझे यह अच्छा लगता है।
Mujhe yeh achchha lagta hai.
I like this.

20.

मैं हिंदी सीख रहा हूँ।
Main Hindi seekh raha hoon.
I am learning Hindi.

For a girl:

मैं हिंदी सीख रही हूँ।
Main Hindi seekh rahi hoon.

🧠 Learning Trick: Connect, Don't Memorize

Here's the biggest lesson from this entire article:

Don't teach:

पेड़ = Tree

and move on.

Instead:

🌳 See a tree
↓
पेड़ — Ped
↓
Touch the tree
↓
Say पेड़
↓
Draw a tree
↓
Find another tree
↓
Say:

यह पेड़ है।
Yeh ped hai.

Now the brain has several connections to the same word.

Word + Sound + Picture + Object + Action + Sentence

That's a much richer learning experience than a vocabulary list alone.

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🌈 From 100 Words to 1,000 Words

You don't need to teach 1,000 words today.

Start with:

10 words → 20 → 50 → 100

Then build:

100 words → simple sentences → mini conversations → stories → reading → speaking

That's how vocabulary becomes communication.

🎉 Congratulations, Hindi Hero!

You've completed:

100 Easy Hindi Words for Kids! 🇮🇳

Your child has explored:

👨‍👩‍👧 Family
🖐️ Body
🐶 Animals
🍎 Food
🏠 Home
🎒 School
🎨 Colors
🏃 Actions
😊 Feelings
🌳 Nature

But the real achievement isn't knowing 100 words.

It's being able to look at the world and think:

“I know how to say that in Hindi!”

That's the beginning of confident language learning. 💛

📚 Continue the Kids Hindi Series

Part 1

50 Easy Hindi Sentences for Kids

Learn practical everyday Hindi sentences through:

Hindi • Roman Hindi • English • Games • Speaking Practice

⭐ Part 2

100 Easy Hindi Words for Kids

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Words → Sentences → Questions → Conversations → Reading

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