Hindi reference
गरम होना
garam honaa
to warm up (weather)
Irregular · 11 form tables
Includes habitual, progressive and perfect constructions, commands, and supplied gender and object agreement examples. Some forms already contain a subject.
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Present
Present habitual
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam hotaa haiit gets warm |
Present progressive
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam ho rahaa haiit is getting warm |
Present perfect
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam huaa haiit has gotten warm |
Past
Simple past
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam huaait got warm |
Past habitual
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam hotaa thaait used to get warm |
Past progressive
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam ho rahaa thaait was getting warm |
Past perfect
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam huaa thaait had gotten warm |
Future
Future
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam hogaait will get warm |
Mood
Subjunctive
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam ho(that) it gets warm |
Presumptive
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam hotaa hogaait probably gets warm |
Counterfactual
| Person, form or usage | Form and meaning |
|---|---|
| वह | garam hotaait would get warm |
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