Question

Decode the word(s) / pattern given in the question
In a certain code 'HIT BIT NIT' means 'GIT CIT MIT: 'SIT PIT MIT means 'RIT QIT LIT' and FIT ZIT PIT
means EIT AIT OIT. What does DIT JIT KIT stand for in that code language ?​

Answer 1

Let us first look at what we have at hand; as observed, all the codes have IT common. So, we will only focus on the first letter of each code.

SET 1:

HIT       GIT (-1 in alphabetical order)

BIT   =  CIT (+1 in alphabetical order)

NIT       MIT (-1 in alphabetical order)

If you look at them closely, you will see that the pattern of the code language is like this - the first word of the code starts with a letter which occurs before that of the original word (H in HIT becomes G, thus GIT). For the second word, the first letter is the one which occurs after that of the original word (B in BIT becomes C, thus CIT). However, the coding method of the third word is similar to that of the first word (N in NIT becomes M, thus MIT).

The same logic applies for the following two sets given as well;

SET 2:

SIT       RIT  (-1 in alphabetical order)

PIT   =  QIT  

MIT      LIT  (-1 in alphabetical order)

SET 3:

FIT     EIT  (-1 in alphabetical order)

ZIT  = AIT

PIT     OIT (-1 in alphabetical order)

So, our pattern to code the text DIT JIT KIT is (-1/+1/-1).

DIT       CIT (-1 in alphabetical order)

JIT   =   KIT (+1 in alphabetical order)

KIT       JIT  (-1 in alphabetical order)

Ans) DIT JIT KIT in code language stands for CIT KIT JIT.