What is the difference between Tere and Teri in Hindi?

Answer 1

In Hindi, "Tere" and "Teri" are both possessive pronouns used to indicate ownership or possession. The difference lies in the gender and number of the noun being possessed. "Tere" is used with masculine singular nouns, while "Teri" is used with feminine singular nouns. For example, "Tere kitab" means "your book" when referring to a book belonging to a male, while "Teri kitab" means "your book" when referring to a book belonging to a female.

Answer 2

In Hindi, the reference to gender and number changes the structure of a word, as in Sanskrit.

Hindi words 'Tere' and "Teri' - both stand for 'Yours'. However, if the object being referred to 'yours' is Masculine, Plural it shall be called - 'Tere' and if it is Feminine Singular or Plural it shall be called 'Teri'