Hindi, like many other languages, has some words that sound quite similar to each other due to many reasons. There is a lot of difference, however, in their meanings. Two of these terms are upyog (benefit) and prayog (experiment). Recently, one of the users posed a question regarding this on the social media site Quora. Everyone presented their arguments in response to the question. This space articulates the answers to the question of what is the difference between upyog and prayog. The term prayog or experiment is used in a context where the outcome of a procedure cannot be divulged with any certainty. Upyog is a process in which the users know about both aspects, that is the result and importance of a product.
We conclude the answer to this question by knowing that prayog is an experiment. As per Merriam-Webster, an experiment is a procedure carried out under controlled conditions to discover an unknown effect or law. The experiment also aims to test or establish a hypothesis, or to illustrate a known law. We can attain knowledge via the prayog or experiment whereas upyog is a systematic arrangement.
Like these terms, there are many Hindi words that people do not understand. They just start using it due to similar pronunciation or other aspects. Another set of Hindi words that make people confused are aabhar and dhanyavad. Many may feel that these words have a similar meaning, but they both are different. Aabhar means gratitude and dhanyavad implies thanks. Thankfulness is related to the present interaction between two people. Gratitude is a term related to the feeling of thankfulness. You may feel thankful to someone at the moment, but gratitude is an ongoing showing of appreciation in your relationships.
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