Stay Hungry Stay Foolish (Glossary )

 

ЁЯУЪ ENGLISH LITERATURE • VOCABULARY

✨ STAY HUNGRY. STAY FOOLISH. ✨

— Steve Jobs

ЁЯМЯ 50 Difficult Words • Contextual Meaning • Odia Meaning

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“Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.”

Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep thinking differently.

ЁЯУЦ About This Vocabulary

Here are 50 important and difficult words from Steve Jobs' famous commencement address “Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.” The meanings are given according to their context in the lesson, along with simple Odia meanings.

ЁЯМЯ 1–10 | Education & Early Life

No. Difficult Word Contextual Meaning Odia Meaning
1CommencementGraduation ceremonyрм╕рмоାрммрм░୍рмд୍рмдрми / рмжୀрмХ୍рм╖ାрми୍рмд рм╕рмоାрм░ୋрм╣
2GraduatedCompleted a course of studyрм╢ିрмХ୍рм╖ା рм╕рмоାрмк୍рмд рмХрм░ିрммା
3BiologicalRelated to natural parentsрмЬୈрммିрмХ / рмЬрми୍рмормжାрмдା рм╕рмо୍рммрми୍рмзୀрнЯ
4UnwedNot marriedрмЕрммିрммାрм╣ିрмд
5AdoptionTaking a child legally into a familyрмкୋрм╖୍рнЯ рмЧ୍рм░рм╣рмг
6RelentedFinally agreedрм░ାрмЬି рм╣େрммା / рмирм░рмо рм╣େрммା
7NaivelyWithout enough experienceрмЕрмирмнିрмЬ୍рмЮ рмнାрммрм░େ
8TuitionMoney paid for educationрм╢ିрмХ୍рм╖ା рмлିрм╕୍
9Working-classOrdinary wage-earning classрм╢୍рм░рмормЬୀрммୀ рммрм░୍рмЧ
10IntuitionA feeling without conscious reasoningрмЕрми୍рмдрм░୍рмЬ୍рмЮାрми / рмЕрми୍рмдрм░୍рмжୃрм╖୍рмЯି

ЁЯФ╡ 11–20 | Learning & Calligraphy

No. Difficult Word Contextual Meaning Odia Meaning
11Drop-inAttend informallyрмЕрмиୌрмкрмЪାрм░ିрмХ рмнାрммେ рмпୋрмЧрмжେрммା
12RequiredNecessary or compulsoryрмЖрммрм╢୍рнЯрмХ / рммାрмз୍рнЯрмдାрмоୂрм│рмХ
13RomanticIdealistic rather than practicalрмЖрмжрм░୍рм╢рммାрмжୀ / рмХрм│୍рмкрмиାрмк୍рм░рммрмг
14StumbledDiscovered unexpectedlyрмЕрмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯାрм╢ିрмд рмнାрммେ рмЖрммିрм╖୍рмХାрм░ рмХрм░ିрммା
15CuriosityDesire to know or learnрмХୌрмдୂрм╣рм│ / рмЬିрмЬ୍рмЮାрм╕ା
16CalligraphyBeautiful handwritingрм╕ୁрми୍рмжрм░ рм╣рм╕୍рмдрм▓ିрмкି рмХрм│ା
17TypefaceDesign or style of lettersрмЕрмХ୍рм╖рм░рм░ рмЫାрмкା рм╢ୈрм│ୀ
18SerifDecorative line on a letterрмЕрмХ୍рм╖рм░рм░ рм╢େрм╖рм░େ рмеିрммା рм╕ାрмЬрм╕рмЬ୍рмЬା рм░େрмЦା
19TypographyStyle and arrangement of printed lettersрмоୁрмж୍рм░ିрмд рмЕрмХ୍рм╖рм░рм░ рммିрми୍рнЯାрм╕ рмХрм│ା
20SubtleDelicate and difficult to noticeрм╕ୂрмХ୍рм╖୍рмо / рм╕рм╣рмЬрм░େ рмирммୁрмЭାрмпାрмЙрмеିрммା

ЁЯЯв 21–30 | Connecting the Dots & Success

No. Difficult Word Contextual Meaning Odia Meaning
21PracticalUseful in real lifeрмм୍рнЯрммрм╣ାрм░ିрмХ / рмк୍рм░рнЯୋрмЧрмпୋрмЧ୍рнЯ
22ProportionallyIn proper balance of sizeрм╕рмоାрмиୁрмкାрмдିрмХ рмнାрммрм░େ
23Connect the dotsUnderstand the connection between eventsрмШрмЯрмгାрмЧୁрмб଼ିрмХрм░ рм╕рмо୍рмкрм░୍рмХ рммୁрмЭିрммା
24DestinyFuture believed to be predeterminedрмнାрмЧ୍рнЯ / рмиିрнЯрмдି
25KarmaConsequences of one's actionsрмХрм░୍рмормлрм│
26DivergeBecome differentрмнିрми୍рми рм╣ୋрмЗрмпିрммା
27Falling-outSerious disagreementрмормдрмнେрмж / рмормиୋрмоାрм│ିрми୍рнЯ
28DevastatingCausing great sadness or damageрммିрмз୍рн▒ଂрм╕рмХାрм░ୀ / рмЕрмд୍рнЯрми୍рмд рмжୁଃрмЦрмжାрнЯрмХ
29EntrepreneursPeople who start businessesрмЙрмж୍рнЯୋрмЧୀ
30BatonSymbol of responsibility passed onрмжାрнЯିрмд୍рн▒рм░ рмк୍рм░рмдୀрмХ

ЁЯЯг 31–40 | Failure, Creativity & Death

No. Difficult Word Contextual Meaning Odia Meaning
31RejectedRefused or not acceptedрмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯାрмЦ୍рнЯାрми рмХрм░ାрмпାрмЗрмеିрммା
32CreativeAble to produce new ideasрм╕ୃрмЬрмирм╢ୀрм│
33RenaissancePeriod of renewed growthрмирммрмЬାрмЧрм░рмг / рмкୁрмирм░ୁрмд୍рмеାрми
34RemarkableUnusual and impressiveрмЙрм▓୍рм▓େрмЦрмиୀрнЯ / рмЪрмормд୍рмХାрм░
35CurableAble to be curedрмЖрм░ୋрмЧ୍рнЯрмпୋрмЧ୍рнЯ
36DiagnosisIdentification of a diseaseрм░ୋрмЧ рмиିрм░ୂрмкрмг
37TumorAbnormal growth of cellsрмЕрм╕୍рн▒ାрмнାрммିрмХ рмХୋрм╖ рммୃрмж୍рмзି / рмЯ୍рнЯୁрморм░
38IncurableUnable to be curedрмЖрм░ୋрмЧ୍рнЯ рмЕрм╕рмо୍рмнрмм / рмЕрмЪିрмХିрмд୍рм╕୍рнЯ
39BiopsyExamination of body tissueрм╢рм░ୀрм░ рмдрми୍рмдୁрм░ рмкрм░ୀрмХ୍рм╖ା
40SedatedMade calm or sleepy by medicineрмФрм╖рмз рмж୍рн▒ାрм░ା рм╢ାрми୍рмд/рмиିрмж୍рм░ାрм│ୁ рмХрм░ାрмпାрмЗрмеିрммା

ЁЯЯа 41–50 | Life, Courage & Wisdom

No. Difficult Word Contextual Meaning Odia Meaning
41DestinationFinal place or end pointрмЧрми୍рмдрмм୍рнЯрм╕୍рмерм│
42Change agentSomething that causes changeрмкрм░ିрммрм░୍рмд୍рмдрмирм░ рмХାрм░рмХ
43DogmaBelief accepted without questionрмЕрми୍рмзрммିрм╢୍рн▒ାрм╕ / рмЕрмЯрм│ рмормд
44ExpectationsBeliefs about what will happenрмЖрм╢ା / рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯାрм╢ା
45EmbarrassmentFeeling of shame or awkwardnessрм▓рмЬ୍рмЬା / рм╕рмЩ୍рмХୋрмЪ
46IntellectualRelated to thinking and knowledgeрммୌрмж୍рмзିрмХ / рмЬ୍рмЮାрмирм╕рмо୍рммрми୍рмзୀрнЯ
47SecondaryLess importantрмЧୌрмг / рмж୍рн▒ିрмдୀрнЯ
48IdealisticGuided by high idealsрмЖрмжрм░୍рм╢рммାрмжୀ
49AdventurousWilling to take risksрм╕ାрм╣рм╕ିрмХ / рмжୁଃрм╕ାрм╣рм╕ିрмХ
50FoolishNot guided by ordinary practical judgment; here, willing to think differentlyрмоୂрм░୍рмЦ / рмЕрммିрммେрмХୀ; рмк୍рм░рм╕рмЩ୍рмЧрм░େ—рмнିрми୍рми рмнାрммେ рмЪିрми୍рмдା рмХрм░ିрммା

⭐ STAY HUNGRY. STAY FOOLISH. ⭐

Keep Learning • Keep Exploring • Keep Growing

ЁЯУЪ Useful for Class 12 • Board Examination • Competitive Exams
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