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caravan meaning in Hindi

nounAsked 6× in SSC · latest SSC CGL 2023 T-1One Word Substitution
caravan noun

Meaning: A group of vehicles or people traveling together, especially through desert.

Hindi: कारवां

Synonyms: convoy, procession, train, expedition, group

Asked in: SSC CGL 2023 T-1 · SSC Selection Post Ph-9 2021 ML · SSC GD 2021 T-1 · SSC CGL 2020 T-1 · SSC CGL 2019 T-2

caravan in SSC previous-year questions

  1. SSC CGL 2019 T-2 One Word Substitution

    Select the most appropriate one word substitution for the given words.
    A group of people travelling together, especially in a desert

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: A) Caravan

    ✅ Correct Answer: Option A (Caravan)
    Type: One-Word Substitution
    A group of people travelling together, especially in a desert = caravan (कारवाँ).
    Meanings
    • Parade / Procession – a formal march; Pilgrimage – a journey to a holy place.

  2. SSC CGL 2023 T-1 One Word Substitution

    Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
    A group of people travelling together in a van

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: D) Caravan

    Answer: Caravan
    Solution:
    • The phrase "a group of people travelling together in a van" is best described by the word caravan.
    • Caravan refers to a group of people (often with vehicles or animals) travelling together, especially for long journeys (काफ़िला).
    • Other options:
    • Brood – a group of young animals, especially birds (अंडों से निकले बच्चे)
    • Constellation – a group of stars (तारों का समूह)
    • Gypsies – refers to an ethnic group known for a nomadic lifestyle, but not the correct one-word substitute here
    • Therefore, the correct one-word substitute is caravan.

  3. SSC CGL 2020 T-1 One Word Substitution

    Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
    A group of people, typically with vehicles or animals, travelling together.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: B) Caravan

    Correct Answer: Caravan
    Solution:
    The correct one-word substitute is "Caravan", which means a group of people (often with vehicles or animals) travelling together, especially across a desert or long distance.
    Option (1) Troop usually refers to a group of soldiers.
    Option (3) Gang is used for people with criminal intent.
    Option (4) Circus refers to a group of performers and animals for entertainment, not travellers.
    Difficult Words and Meanings:
    Caravan – a group of travellers moving together, often with animals or vehicles – काफिला / यात्रियों का समूह
    Troop – a group of soldiers – सैनिक दल
    Gang – a group often involved in wrongdoing – गिरोह
    Circus – a travelling show with performers and anim

  4. SSC CGL 2020 T-1 One Word Substitution

    Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
    A group of people, typically with vehicles or animals travelling together

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: D) Caravan

    Answer: Caravan
    Solution:
    • A caravan is a group of travellers (often with vehicles or animals) moving together from place to place.
    Why the other options are incorrect:
    • Battery – means a group of weapons or electrochemical cells (बैटरी), not travellers.
    • Cache – means a hidden store of goods or provisions (छिपा हुआ भंडार), not a travelling group.
    • Cargo – means goods carried by a ship, aircraft, or vehicle (माल), not the people or vehicles themselves.

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caravan – questions

What is the meaning of caravan in Hindi?

caravan means “कारवां” in Hindi. In English: A group of vehicles or people traveling together, especially through desert.

What are the synonyms of caravan?

Synonyms of caravan: convoy, procession, train, expedition, group.

Has caravan been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – caravan has been asked 6 times in SSC exams: SSC CGL 2023 T-1, SSC Selection Post Ph-9 2021 ML, SSC GD 2021 T-1, SSC CGL 2020 T-1, SSC CGL 2019 T-2.

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