In a certain code language, 'GARDEN' is written as

Solution

The logic followed here is: The consonants are coded as the second succeeding letter and the vowels are coded as the second preceding letter as per the English alphabetical series. GARDEN: G (Consonant) + 2 = I A (Vowel) – 2 = Y R (Consonant) + 2 = T D (Consonant) + 2 = F E (Vowel) – 2 = C N (Consonant) + 2 = P GARDEN is written as IYTFCP HANDLE: H (Consonant) + 2 = J A (Vowel) – 2 = Y N (Consonant) + 2 = P D (Consonant) + 2 = F L (Consonant) + 2 = N E (Vowel) – 2 = C HANDLE is written as JYPFNC Applying to 'BRIGHT': B + 2 = D R + 2 = T I – 2 = G G + 2 = I H + 2 = J T + 2 = V BRIGHT is written as DTGIJV