सिखा

teach, show how to do

s ɪ kʰ ɑː → सिखाना
सिख to learn + ा intimate imperative
verb · 2nd-person singular intimate, present tense Uncommon #3,356
teach, show how to do This form is commonly used as part of a verb construction; by itself, it can also be an informal command meaning “teach!”
HI: वह बच्चों को तैरना सिखा रहा है।
EN: He is teaching the children to swim.
Conjugation of सिखाना

काका, क्रिकेट बहुत कुछ सिखा देता है।

Uncle, cricket teaches you a lot.

— 83 (2021)

सिखा लिया सबक?

Have you learned your lesson?

— Darlings (2022)

अभी मैं सिखा रहा हूँ।

I'm teaching right now.

— Sholay (1975)

सबक सिखा दो।

Teach them a lesson.

— डाई हार्ड (1988)

शहर से लोग सिखा कर गए थे।

People from the city had taught us and left.

— Lost Ladies (2024)

उसने हमसे एक चीज़ सीखी, और हमें एक चीज़ सिखा गया।

He learned something from us and taught us something in return.

— पीके (2014)

बसंती, मैं तुम्हें पिस्तौल चलाना सिखा रहा था।

Basanti, I was teaching you how to shoot a pistol.

— Sholay (1975)

सिखा-सिखा के थक गए हैं, हम।

We're exhausted from teaching them over and over.

— Bulbbul (2020)

हाँ, ज़रूरत इंसान को सब कुछ सिखा देती है।

Yes, necessity teaches a person everything.

— Sholay (1975)

आप मुझे कुश्ती सिखा दोगे, जी?

Could you teach me wrestling, please?

— Dunki (2023)

मैं सिखा दूँगा तुझे रास्ते में।

I'll teach you along the way.

— 83 (2021)

आप सिखा सकते हैं?

Can you teach me?

— OMG 2 (2023)

नहीं, सर बोले कि आलोक जी हमें ये सब सिखा देंगे।

No, sir said that Alok ji would teach us all this.

— Ajeeb Daastaans (2021)

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