Explanation:

This question asks for a single meaningful word (one-word substitution) for the Hindi phrase 'जिसे जीत लिया गया हो', which translates to 'one who has been conquered' or 'that which has been conquered'. This tests vocabulary and understanding of word meanings. Let's analyze each option: Option (1): "विजय (Vijay)". 'विजय' means 'victory' or 'conquest'. It refers to the act or state of winning, not the entity that has been won or conquered. For example, 'युद्ध में विजय प्राप्त की' (victory was achieved in the war). Therefore, this is incorrect. Option (2): "विजित (Vijit)". 'विजित' is a past participle derived from the verb 'जीतना' (to win/conquer). It means 'conquered', 'vanquished', or 'subdued'. This word perfectly describes 'जिसे जीत लिया गया हो' – the one who has been conquered. For example, 'विजित प्रदेश' (conquered territory). Therefore, this is the correct answer. Option (3): "विजेता (Vijeta)". 'विजेता' means 'conqueror' or 'victor'. It refers to the person or entity who *does* the conquering or winning, not the one who is conquered. For example, 'वह युद्ध का विजेता था' (He was the victor of the war). Therefore, this is incorrect. Option (4): "विजयी (Vijayi)". 'विजयी' is an adjective meaning 'victorious' or 'triumphant'. It describes someone or something that has achieved victory. For example, 'विजयी सेना' (victorious army). It describes the state of having won, not the object of the conquest. Therefore, this is incorrect. In summary, 'विजित' is the precise word that means 'one who has been conquered', directly matching the given phrase.