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niece meaning in Hindi

nounAsked 3× in SSC · latest SSC CHSL 2024 T-1Spelling
niece noun

Meaning: The daughter of one's brother or sister

Hindi: भतीजी/भांजी

Antonyms: nephew

Asked in: SSC CHSL 2024 T-1 · SSC CGL 2020 T-1

niece in SSC previous-year questions

  1. SSC CHSL 2024 T-1 Spelling

    Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.
    (SSC CHSL 2024 T-1 (10-July Shift 4))

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: A) Neice

    Correct Answer: Neice
    Explanation:
    The correct spelling is "Niece".
    Other words:
    • Dilemma – Correct
    • Warranty – Correct
    • Committee – Correct
    So, the incorrectly spelt word is Neice.

  2. SSC CGL 2020 T-1 Spelling

    Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: D) Neice

    Answer: Neice
    Solution:
    • The correct spelling is "niece", not "neice".
    • It refers to the daughter of one’s brother or sister.
    Why the other options are correct:
    • Uncle – correct spelling.
    • Cousin – correct spelling.
    • Nephew – correct spelling; refers to the son of one’s brother or sister.

  3. SSC CGL 2020 T-1 Spelling

    Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: C) Neice

    Correct Answer: Neice
    Solution:
    The correct spelling is niece, not neice.
    Other options are correctly spelt:
    • Friend – correct
    • Scenic – correct
    • Fiery – correct
    Meanings:
    niece – daughter of one’s brother or sister – भतीजी / भांजी
    friend – a person you like and trust – मित्र
    scenic – relating to beautiful natural scenery – मनोहर
    fiery – consisting of fire or resembling fire – अग्नि से भरा

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What is the meaning of niece in Hindi?

niece means “भतीजी/भांजी” in Hindi. In English: The daughter of one's brother or sister

What is the opposite of niece?

Antonyms of niece: nephew.

Has niece been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – niece has been asked 3 times in SSC exams: SSC CHSL 2024 T-1, SSC CGL 2020 T-1.

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