1. As a past tense of "do":
* करता था/करती थी (karta tha/karti thi): This is the most common translation for "did" used in the past tense, meaning "he/she/it did".
* किया (kiya): This is a more informal way of saying "did," and it means "did" in the past tense.
* कर लिया (kar liya): This means "did" followed by a specific action, implying completion.
2. As an auxiliary verb for emphasis or questioning:
* क्या (kya): This means "did" when used in a question. For example, "Did you eat?" translates to "क्या आपने खाया?"
* वाकई (vakai): This means "indeed" or "really," and can be used to emphasize a past action. For example, "Did you really do that?" translates to "क्या आपने वाकई ऐसा किया?"
Example sentences:
* Did you see the movie? (क्या आपने फिल्म देखी?)
* He did his homework. (उसने अपना होमवर्क किया.)
* She did the dishes. (उसने बर्तन धोए.)
* Did you go to the party? (क्या आप पार्टी में गए थे?)
To get a precise translation, it's important to consider the entire sentence and the context in which "did" is being used.