Hindi letter tracing: swar, vyanjan and barakhadi in Devanagari

Hindi letter tracing pages teach the varnamala in Devanagari, at home or in a nursery or class 1. One page shows the swar, the vowels from अ to अः, with a small picture for अ; another shows the first vyanjan, क ख ग घ ङ; a third is the barakhadi of क, the consonant with each vowel sign. Type a different letter, such as ख, and the same three styles carry it.

• a nursery class in a Hindi-medium school
• home practice for the varnamala
• a class 1 reading corner
• a sheet for the matras

Frequently asked questions

What is the barakhadi?

The barakhadi is one consonant written with each vowel sign, such as क, का, कि and की. The sample page shows क.

Which letters are shown?

The swar page has अ to अः, the vyanjan page has क to ङ, and the barakhadi page is क with its vowel signs.

Can I ask for another letter?

Yes, type the letter as a direction, such as ख. It is a request; the samples show क and the first vyanjan.

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