Meaning of (ध्याम) dhyama in english
As noun : dusky
murky sleaze evil Ex: In the language of theology, the evil spirit, the evil spirit, or absolutely malignant, The Devil sordid Ex: , It is a penny-pinching economy, says a sordid little things saving messy Ex: Dont wind or some other cause has messy hair dirty Ex: It also says things that are dirty themselves waste Ex: There always the waste on wine and wheat that keeps too long turbid into a state dingy nasty mess Ex: There was a big mess in the administration bastard Ex: The English writing is now the most visited bastard shop soiled smutch unclean Ex: What there is in an unclean thing, coarse and abroad, which alters or spoils in a state Ex: The various feudal states were in a state of almost continual war. tip Ex: From there, in terms of Butcher, Collet mutton, veal collar The piece, part of the neck of the animals remaining after they took away the nearest tip of the head snotty nosed seedy shopworn black Ex: Pennsylvania Avenue was the major scene for Baltimore's black musicians pig Ex: The pig bristles
As verb : stinking
Suggested : morally ignoble or base vile morally wrong or bad immoral wicked a contemptible or vulgar person dark, gloomy, and cheerless somewhat dark having little light dim shadowy
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(ध्याम) dhyama
can be used as noun, verb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 5 including consonants matras. The word is used as Adjective in hindi .
Transliteration :
dhyaama