Questions & Answers about कुत्ता उल्टी कर रहा है और उसे भूख नहीं है।
कुत्ता is the direct singular form of dog. Here it is the subject of the sentence, so the direct form is used.
- कुत्ता = a dog / the dog
- कुत्ते can be:
- plural direct: dogs
- singular oblique: used before certain postpositions
Since there is no postposition attached to कुत्ता, and the subject is singular, कुत्ता is correct here.
उल्टी means vomit or vomiting. In Hindi, this idea is very often expressed with उल्टी करना, literally to do vomiting, which is the normal way to say to vomit.
So:
- उल्टी = vomit / vomiting
- उल्टी करना = to vomit
This is a very common Hindi pattern: a noun combines with करना to make a verb-like expression.
Hindi often uses a noun + करना structure where English would use a simple verb.
Examples:
- सवाल करना = to ask a question
- कोशिश करना = to try