can u tell me the different types of kriya in detail with example

The verb, specifically the action verb, is known as kriya (क्रिया) in the Hindi language. For example:

• khata hai (खाता है) - eats
• peeta hai (पीता है) - drinks
• jata hai (जाता है) - goes
• khel ( खेल ) - play

Note that the verbs given in the example are for singular masculine subjects. For feminine gender and singular number, the verbs are conjugated as khati hai (खाती है), peeti hai (पीती है), and jati hai (जाती है). The plurals of the verbs for both the genders are khate hai (खाते है), jate hai (जाते है), and peete hai (पीते है).

The following sentences contain examples of kriya (verbs):

• Rajesh aam bahut khata hai. (राजेश आम बहुत खाता है) Rajesh eats a lot of mangoes.
• Sameer har din school jata hai. (समीर हर दिन स्कूल जाता है) Sameer goes to school everyday.

Kriya vesheshan (क्रिया विशेक्षण) in Hindi does the same work as that is done by adverbs in English. These words give additional information about the verb, adjectives, and other adverbs in a sentence. For example:

• dheere (धीरे) - slowly
• jaldi (जल्दी) - fast

The following sentences contain examples of kriya vesheshan (adverbs):

• Sunita dheere chalti hai. (सुनीता धीरे चलती है) - Sunita walks slowly.
• Bache jaldi kaam khatm karne ki koshish kar rahe the. (बच्चे जल्दी काम ख्त्म करने की कोशिश कर रहे थे) The children were trying to finish their work fast.