Questions & Answers about रैकेट की पकड़ मज़बूत है।
A very literal breakdown is:
- रैकेट = racket
- की = of
- पकड़ = grip
- मज़बूत = strong, firm
- है = is
So the sentence is literally The grip of the racket is firm/strong.
In natural English, this is often understood as The racket has a firm grip or The racket’s grip is strong.
Because की / का / के agree with the thing being possessed, not with the possessor.
Here, the possessed noun is पकड़ meaning grip, and पकड़ is a feminine singular noun. So you use की:
- रैकेट की पकड़ = the racket’s grip
Compare:
- रैकेट का रंग = the racket’s color
because रंग is masculine singular - रैकेट के हिस्से = the racket’s parts
because हिस्से is plural
This is a very important pattern in Hindi.
Yes, पकड़ is feminine.
One clue in this sentence is the use of की: