Meaning of ooँda in english
Interpreting ooँda - ऊँडा
As noun : thick Ex: They stuck together through thick and thin .
rich Ex: He is a very famous adman and he is very rich now. heavy Ex: Snowblower was used in Mussoiurie last night because of heavy snowfall. deep seated close Ex: His wish was to have a sculpture made by his close friend Ivan Meštrović sound Ex: The boy got a sound spanking. black Ex: The landlord is not as black as he is painted . in depth sump Ex: Building a dry stone sump cesspit Ex: He said specifically of Operation by which a cesspit emptying cesspool Ex: Nowadays politics has become a cesspool of corruption. cellar Ex: I am going to the cellar myself . dungeon Ex: After the player completes the first dungeon in this phase of the game vault Ex: Princess Grace was buried in the Grimaldi family vault on September 18 cell Ex: He opened the cell door and put Roger in . crypt Ex: The priest accompanied the man to the crypt basement Ex: We need you down here in the basement .
As adjective : profound Ex: It would come to have a profound impact on many future philosophical schools deep rooted strong Ex: Ram is having a strong personality. deep Ex: Even after seven days of his mothers death, he was in deep mourning. dark Ex: The shrimp become weak and disoriented and may have dark wounds on the cuticle.
As adverb : deeply Ex: John is deeply in love with Mary .
Suggested : having, showing, or able to exert great bodily or muscular power physically vigorous or robust of great weight hard to lift or carry having wealth or great possessions abundantly supplied with resources, means, or funds wealthy at or to a considerable extent downward well within or beneath a surface penetrating or entering deeply into subjects of thought or knowledge having deep insight or understanding
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ooँda
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 4 including vowels consonants matras. The word is used as Noun and/or Adjective in hindi and falls under Masculine gender originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
uuँDaa