एवर

एवर

"एवर" is a transliterated form of the English word "ever," meaning "at any time."

Here, 'एवर' is used as 'ever', indicating frequency in a rhetorical context like 'at any time'.

तुम एवर मेरे साथ पढ़ाई करने क्यों नहीं आते?

Why don't you ever come to study with me?

In this sentence, 'एवर' is used to refer to 'at any point in time', emphasizing the concept of thought occurring.

क्या आपने एवर सोचा है कि वहाँ कौन रहता है?

Have you ever thought about who lives there?

Here, 'एवर' is utilized to describe a continuous or beginning-based condition, synonymous with 'always' or 'since the beginning'.

उन्हें एवर से गणित में रुचि थी।

They had an interest in mathematics ever since.