Questions & Answers about कुत्ता घाव खुजलाता है।
Hindi usually prefers Subject–Object–Verb order, while English usually uses Subject–Verb–Object.
So:
- कुत्ता = the dog
- घाव = the wound
- खुजलाता है = scratches / scratches habitually
That is why the object घाव comes before the verb.
A very literal English-style order would sound unnatural in normal Hindi.
खुजलाता है is the masculine singular habitual form of the verb खुजलाना.
Breakdown:
- खुजलाना = to scratch
- खुजलाता = scratching / scratches habitually, masculine singular
- है = is
In this kind of sentence, खुजलाता है is often translated as simple present English: scratches.
Because कुत्ता is masculine singular, the verb appears as खुजलाता है.
In this sentence, the subject कुत्ता is masculine singular, so the verb also appears in masculine singular form: खुजलाता है.
This is normal in the present habitual.
Compare:
- कुत्ता घाव खुजलाता है। = The dog scratches the wound.