Flashcards: The Hindu Vocabulary

a person who provides a guarantee.

be wary, be careful, look out, be on the alert.

businessman, businesswoman, business person.

struggle financially, have difficulty, face financial ruin, be in difficulties, be in dire straits.

confirm, endorse/approve, vindicate/validate.

lender; an entity (person or institution) to whom money is owed by a debtor (borrower).

begin/start an action against, start proceedings against sue, take to court.

remove

unpredictability, unreliability, riskiness/precariousness.

financial institution (bank which lends money.

go after, run after, follow, chase; engage in, conduct, take part in (an activity).

provide, give, present, grant.

allow, facilitate, permit, authorize.

availability of credit.

become a guarantor/surety. ,

must, should.

outcome, ramification, repercussion. ,

a lot, a large amount/quantity of something.

non-performing assets (NPAs), stressed assets/loans; an account where the principal and/or interest remains overdue for a period of time.

accelerate, speed up, quicken.

a plan with detailed steps to be followed by banks in case face any difficulty; solution/answer.

bad loans, sour loans, non-performing assets (NPAs

quantity, group, collection (of people/things).

action, legal action/proceedings, lawsuit.

fail to pay, not pay (banks/lenders’ debt on time for various reasons).

explain, clarify elucidate.

establish, develop, create something taking something from a larger whole with effort.

type, kind, sort.

considering, taking into account, bearing in mind.

close, familiar

the only possibility for success.

considerably, significantly, largely.

comparatively, proportionately, somewhat, to a certain extent/degree.

wealthy, well off, rich

se, utilize, take advantage of (an opportunity/resources)

manage, administer, direct, control, govern.

to officially give legal notice to.

combine, total, mix, collect.

loan

reduce the tense situation; restore harmony, make peace, reconcile differences.

certain, sure, very likely, guaranteed.

current, existing, continuing

eradicate, eliminate, wipe out, remove, put an end to.

financial obligation debt, indebtedness

result, occur, accrue stem, ensue.

a reduction in the mentioned value of an asset

get over, get past, cross, pass over (a difficulty)

difficulty, snag, obstacle/drawback. ,

difficulty, snag, obstacle/drawback.

compulsory, obligatory, imperative, mandatory, required, necessary, essential.

an action that can be taken to attempt to remedy a legal difficulty; option, possibility, alternative, possible course of action, resort, way out.

rectify, solve, fix, sort out.

resort to, have recourse to, call into use, use, put into effect, put into use.