Meaning of (किंविद) kiंvida in english
As noun : something Ex:  When he bent over, something ripped .
certain Ex:  This is given as a percent of germination over a certain amount of time anything Ex:  I didn't get anything out of the lecture . bean Ex:  The hull of the mature bean is hard couple Ex:  The couple is a total mismatch. the few Ex:  Not only were they paid better than at the few other available jobs one or two Ex:  An adult female who has had more than one or two calves is called a "cow". a tad trace Ex:  Ukraine and Belarus trace their origins number Ex:  The virus replicates itself a number of times in the computer. little Ex:  The little boy sang the nursery rhyme.
As adjective : some Ex:  Please take some milk. tiny Ex:  The lawn mower ripped the newspaper to tiny bits .
As adverb : somewhat Ex:  The interpretation of the spectra is somewhat controversial. rather Ex:  He has a rather dishevelled hairstyle. any Ex:  No one works without any gain.
Other : few Ex:  They are only few gibbons left in the local zoo. a few Ex:  The money had gone after a few days
Suggested : being an undetermined or unspecified one in some measure or degree to some extent any thing whatever something, no matter what free from doubt or reservation confident sure some thing a certain undetermined or unspecified thing
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(किंविद) kiंvida
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 6 including consonants matras. The word is used as Adjective in hindi originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
kiंvida