Meaning of chanchal in english
Interpreting chanchal - चंचल
As adjective : fickle scatterbrained restless volatile nimble flickering unstable unsteady mercurial harum scarum playful skittish mobile
Other : moving trembling active transient volatile (of temperament quick inconstant flirtatious ephemeral unsteady or inconstant person fidgety coquettish vivid versatile
Suggested : given to flights of fancy capricious frivolous characterized by or showing inability to remain at rest affected with vertigo dizzy disobedient mischievous (used especially in speaking to or about children) likely to change, especially due to caprice, irresolution, or instability casually changeable
Exampleचंचल का हिन्दी मे अर्थSynonyms of chanchal Antonyms of chanchal
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Usage of चंचल:
1. आठ साल के सुंदर, सलोने, चंचल रमन को देखकर हर कोई उसकी ओर खिंचा चला जाता है, लेकिन उसकी हालत देख दिल रो पड़ता है jagran.com2. -बाड़ी कस्बे के सीताराम बाजार इस्लामिया मदरसे के पास स्थित चंचल साड़ी सेन्टर की दो दुकानों में ऊपर से गुजर रहे बिजली के तार के टूटने से हुए शॉर्ट सर्किट के चलते आग लग गई bhaskar.com3. चंचल ने 76 रन बनाए bhaskar.com1. The ignorant crowd, fickle to 2. restless sleep, sleep is often interrupted and is troubled by any physical cause moral or 3. Having nimble fingers 4. , flickering Style 5. Move by shaking something not to be a plate closes 6. Increasingly unstable after his wife's death 7. From playful to 8. The Irish owned Digicel has become a generic term for mobile phones in Jamaica. 9. After moving back to America, he had to readjust 10. It says as a meat Suc, or some other animal substance, which took, on cooling, a soft consistency and trembling
Related words :As noun : चंचल पुरुष - volatile oils चंचल व्यक्ति - scatterbrain चंचलता - restlessness चंचलता या चपलता - fickleness
As adjective : चंचल व्यवहार - flighty
chanchal
can be used as noun or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 4 including consonants matras. The word is used as Noun and/or Adjective in hindi and falls under Masculine gender originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
cha.nchala
