1. "का" (ka): This is the most common and versatile translation of "of". It's used to show possession, origin, or relationship.
* Example: "यह किताब का लेखक कौन है?" (This book of who is the author?)
2. "की" (ki): This is the feminine form of "का". It is used with feminine nouns.
* Example: "यह की कहानी है।" (This is the story of her.)
3. "के" (ke): This is the masculine form of "की". It is used with masculine nouns.
* Example: "यह के पिता हैं।" (These are the father of him.)
4. "से" (se): This translates to "from" or "of" when referring to origin or material.
* Example: "यह कपड़ा से बना है।" (This cloth is made of cotton.)
5. "का / की / के + जो" (ka/ki/ke + jo): This is used to express "of which" or "of whom".
* Example: "वह लड़का जो किताबें पढ़ता है का नाम क्या है?" (What is the name of the boy who reads books?)
6. "में" (men): This translates to "in" or "of" when referring to a part or aspect of something.
* Example: "इस शहर में बहुत सुंदर बाग हैं।" (There are many beautiful gardens in this city.)
7. "पर" (par): This translates to "on" or "of" when referring to a surface or a subject.
* Example: "इस किताब पर एक चित्र है।" (There is a picture on this book.)
It's important to consider the context and the specific meaning of "of" when choosing the appropriate translation.