Spendthrift meaning in hindi - Spendthrift का मतलब हिंदी में

How to pronounce Spendthrift

As noun : अत्याधिक खर्चा करने वाला व्यक्ति Ex: " UK, England, Scotland and Ireland the By exaggeration and fam I would not do that to me a kingdom, I would not go there for a kingdom, I would not do that I would not go there for any reward whatsoever Instead, said today For an empire , the kingdom of the blind the one eyed man is king is said of poor People who placed among men absolutely devoid of talent and knowledge, emerging at the forefront Reaching for royalty To abdicate royalty Renounce royalty Aspirate for royalty Usurper royalty Ornaments , brands, attributes, regalia He said jokingly talking about the King of the bean He paid his kingship, he regaled those with whom he had drawn the Kings It means, by extension, Primacy, sovereign influence The monarchy salons, fashion The rains broke the ru Action of a horse, a mule, etc , which launches strongly back the hind feet, relying before the feet of the Run, kick off the This horse threw him, untied him, stretched him a kick This horse broke his a leg kick He said, figuratively and familiarly, an unexpected brutality of some rude man and won Jewelry of ruby Sort of a light color Narrow band of silk thread , wool, etc , which is flat and thin, and usually only a few centimeters wide Gold Ribbon, silver Ribbon taffeta fiery red tape Blue Ribbon, green, etc Attach a ribbon Tie ribbons Put a ribbon on his hat A clothing strips A tuft of ribbons A node ribbons A ribbon factory The ribbon of the Legion of Honour, red ribbon, red ribbon Small as Knights of the Legion of Honor in his buttonhole are RIBBON refers by analogy Things that like a ribbon Metal band , A beautiful ribbon of road, a long road that unfolds RIBBON, in terms of architecture, refers to a ribbon-like twisted ornament, which in size chopsticks and rudentures In terms of Botany, Ribbon-water, plant that grows in streams and whose floating leaves have the appearance of a ribbon Arts Profession of rubanier Ribbons of Commerce He Arts, which manufactures, sells ribbon Inflammation Medicine, Skin redness Medicine Medicines It is said that, when applied on the skin, cause inflammation of the redness A plaster rubéfiant It is also used as male name Making Medicine red, inflamed, by the application of rubefacients Medicine slight eruptive disease didactic Who is a little red; which begins to blush Botanical name of a family of plants, many of which provide a reddish dye, and most of which have leaves arranged in whorls or stars such as madder and coffee It is said of all black horse, bay or chestnut, whose dress, and especially the slopes are scattered here and there with white hair A horse Rubican It is also used to refer substantively This coat color of a horse Who has a very red complexion Face ruddy face ruddy Precious Gem, transparent and a more or less bright red A ruby jewelery A ruby ring Ruby brooms, He that is of a light red spinel rubies, He that is of a red mixed with a slight yellow tint , Making cash on the nail is said, among drinkers, when 'emptying his glass so well, that the inclination of the nail can not drop a small drop that flows development and which has the appearance of a red pearl, ruby I drank to your health ruby on the nail , Paying on the nail, Paying accurately and with the utmost rigor Diplomatic Whoever wrote the words in color on the charters, on diplomas, in the manuscripts of the Middle Ages Sort of red earth which surgeons once used to quench the blood and plasters driers to It also said a red chalk Kind whose carpenters scrub rope with which they mark what to remove pieces of wood they want squaring It also said securities, indications in red letters that are found in ancient manuscripts and even today in missals, breviaries, etc It is said by extension, in terms of liturgy, of the Rules governing the Board He knows by heart its items It also expresses the Securities who are in the books of civil law, canon law, because in the past they were written in red It also refers to the statement of where a book was published This book was printed in Paris, under Geneva In terms of journalism, it means a Kind, a category of items He was given the heading theaters Have a section in a newspaper hold a section It is said figuratively and familiarly of methods, rules, ancient practices It followed an old topic, old items I am not aware of this item It is old in the sense Sort cart, generally bell-shaped, where the lodge bees and which is made of wicker, straw, etc Coat a loam hive Bees do not want to stay in old hives Ruche glass or glass beehive glass box in the shape of a truncated pyramid, in which we put the bees to observe their work HIVE also said if the Basket with the bees that are in There are so many hives This is good hive, where there is much honey castrate a hive, remove with a knife iron it on purpose, wax and honey from a hive , We must not upset a hive, We must not attract a crowd of small enemies HIVE is figuratively called Big cities of populated places with a large and active population This factory is a hive in full operation It also says a pleated fabric band, tulle, lace used to decorate various parts of the toilet Women Top one hives dress Location where the hives This apiary is located Who bullies people Beauty rudânière two kinds Who is rough to the touch and that the surface is uneven and hard The big and new cloth is extremely tough The hair shirt and hair shirt are harsh on the skin Having the rough skin Having the rough beard Sandstone is rough to the touch A rough brush It also said it is bitter to the taste, the palace This wine is rough It still means Who is rugged The paths that country are very rude It is figuratively called Anything that causes pain, fatigue It has undertaken a hard task The stonemason business is very rough We had a very rough day RUDE also means Who is violent, impetuous A harsh attack A rude shock Wipe a hard storm It still means Who is hard to bear, rigorous A rough season Extremely rude cold The winter was harsh Times are tough is said Times where we have much to suffer, especially the times when there is little of work and a lot of misery This is a hard blow for him, this event is very unfortunate for him A strain, a difficult and painful situation His virtue was put to a severe test in hard tests A fierce temptation, a temptation to which it is difficult not to succumb , I think it's rude says a difficult thing to believe , This trait is a little rough to say About one or a difficult process to endure, accept RUDE still called Various things which by their hardness, are shocking, unpleasant to see, hear, read, etc Having rugged face, the rough air, rude manners Having the rough voice, the harsh pronunciation An author who has the tough style These are tough then to This painter has rough brush He painted a harsh manner and without using This barber's rough hand, he does not shave lightly This jumper has very rough hand, he leads his horse hard Rough manners, Des morals of a coarse simplicity RUDE also means Who is annoying, hard, extremely severe This man's rude mood, rude spirit A teacher who is harsh towards his servants To say harsh words to someone He received a very harsh treatment It is tough poor people said of a man who deals with hardness, haughtily those who dealt with him RUDE also means Who is rigid, austere The rule of the religious of this order is very rough It also means, colloquially, which is awesome You have a tough opponent It is a rough dialectic , It is a rough Jouster, This is a man with whom he does not good measure to It is said literally and figuratively In a rude manner It spoke to him very rudely You have treated too roughly In the discussion, the has conducted roughly You'll rudely well This horse trots rudely , Go rudely in work, Work vigorously and tirelessly , There will roughly be said of a man who does something Violent Who architecture is adorned with rudentures Architecture wire-shaped ornament or plain or carved stick which fill the grooves of a column or a pillar in their lower part de Botanical Who grows among the ruins ruderals Plants Character of what is rough, rough to the touch The harsh beard, skin The harshness of new cloth It means, figuratively, Violence, impetuosity The attack was such a harshness that the enemy dropped immediately walk He said to himself of what is rigorous, painful The harsh winter It also said of Various things which by their hardness, are shocking, unpleasant to see, hear, read, etc His features were harshness The harshness of his voice, his Emphasis The harshness of his style He also said, figuratively, of That which is rude in mind, in character, in mood, in some ways of acting People It has great harshness of mind The harshness of his character, his mood What harsh language! The harshness of the welcome given him is Treat someone rudely It said elements, first notions of some science, some art be it Do not talk to him geometry, he does not know the rudiments he hardly knows the basics of grammar It is, specifically, a small book containing the rudiments of Latin grammar and, extension, any other grammar A child learning the rudiments This is the rudiment He knows the rudiment , This man is still in rudiment, we must return it to the rudiment, It is still a novice in the art, the profession which he mixes; we must return to the first principles of this art, this profession rudiments being said, in terms of Natural History, the First lineaments of an organic structure The organization's basics This also said atrophied bodies or who are not developed to A tail rudiment A foot rudiment of both genders who has the character of a rudiment, a draft It is said especially in terms of Natural History A rudimentary organ It is also used figuratively and signifies Who is beginning, which is in draft form, which is not yet developed Science crude A rudimentary civilization A rudimentary organization Treat rudely It ordinarily says that the evil treatment that is done in words It should not bully the children If you rudoyez, you will discourage the bully a horse, the lead rudely by the striking of the whip, by pricking spurs, etc Botanical Woody plants, and a very strong smell, the leaves have a pungent, bitter taste, and to which various medical properties are attributed Action to rush He said especially speaking of Large masses Push the rush of enemy armies It is also used to designate a large crowd of visitors, buyers, curious An alley that leads to a great Street , The Alley of the bed or simply Lane, space is left between one side of the bed and the wall Put this armchair in the alley of the bed, in the alley The lanes said he was particularly under Louis XIII and Louis XIV, the bedrooms, alcoves some quality ladies that served as chat rooms A alleys poet , This man spends his life in the alleys it goes from street to street, is often in ladies, and he delights in their conversation It shines in the streets, it shines in the conversation of ladies These phrases and others like it, have aged and employ only by bashing Agriculture It is usual that in this sentence Rueller vine, Y make a small way, a trough, raising both sides of the earth against the vines It is said of a horse, a mule, etc , which launches strongly back the foot or the hind feet Take care what horse he street Ruer Cow said of a horse which carries the hind foot in the chest to the front leg, as do the cows, and hits the busy person on the front foot or leg to To throw SE RUER means impetuously on someone, on something After being threatened, he rushed at him and maltreated The guests rushed to the buffet , Ruer in stretchers, kicking of Carousel Who usually rush This horse is rueur Matchmaker, debauched Surgery Instrument which is used to scrape the bones Raspatory to remove decay of the bones Surgery Scrape a bone with the periosteal elevator Ruginer a bone to detach the periosteum Talking Lion, tiger, panther, and several other wild animals, Push own cry to their species The lions roar By analogy, roaring like a lion said of a man who pushes cries of fury, anger They say the same Anger Snarling He said some things figuratively You could hear the roaring wind, the sea A roaring lion Action to roar Push roars Reported a rough surface It is used by extension to designate Small presented this surface asperities Who roughness The leaves of sage are rough ROUGH is used as a male name in terms of Artillery and means a device by means of which ignites the squib for to ignite a powder charge plaster or mortar Border roofers put on a row of tiles or slates, to link with walls or skylights played with plaster Ruilée , mortar dieback, destruction of a building A building that is in ruins, crumbling, which goes to ruin, threatening ruin Repair the ruins It s 'also used figuratively and signifies Destruction, loss This adventure has caused the ruin of his reputation This case was the ruin of his credit The ruin of a state, his fall, its absolute decline This empire is near ruin It is on the brink of ruin RUIN expresses particular, figuratively, the loss of property, fortune The case caused her ruin, has consumed its ruin, the ruin of his house From bad investments caused the ruin of this industrial He works himself to ruin He runs to ruin It is threatened a total ruin RUIN yet said if figuratively to what is for the destruction of something, especially of What causes great expense Helena was the destruction of Troy The excesses and debauchery are the ruin of Health It is a ruin that trial that the game It is a ruin that such a spendthrift wife It also said the debris of a fallen building , remnants of a building destroyed We still see there old ruins The ruins of a castle The ruins of Troy, of Thebes, Palmyra We built this city of ruins another, on the ruins of another It was buried under the ruins It is used most often in plural , It was only a ruin is said to a woman who was beautiful, a person who has lost much of its physical qualities, its faculties with age RUIN says, in terms of Painting and Architecture, the buildings ruined Representation From beautiful ruins form the background of this picture It has adorned its strong picturesque ruins garden It is also used figuratively Building, raise his fortune on the ruins of others If buried under the ruins of his country Breaking down, demolish, destroy Ruining a building, a city top to bottom Ruining This castle begins to ruin, He begins to fall into ruin RUIN is also used figuratively and signifies Destroy This case has ruined her credit The debauchery ruined his health Ruining the arguments of an opponent It particularly means, figuratively, Causing loss property, wealth Ruining a man fully, completely Ruin his house, his land The wars have destroyed this nation He ruined the game This man ruined by extravagance He said specifically that use of the Causes and deteriorate horses The hunt has ruined this horse The pavement ruin the horses' feet The legs of this horse is starting to ruin The past participle is used RUINED adjectively and signifies Who lost his fortune This family is ruined Who threatens ruin A building ruinous ruinous walls , Building on ruinous foundations Basing his hopes on shaky things or establish a system of bases no substance Which also means ruinous undermines wealth by overspending This is a very bright position, but it is ruinous A luxury ruinous Tastes ruinous of Nick carpentry done in the frame with the chisel or ax to receive masonry Rivers of too inconsiderable width to accommodate the river name Ruisseau muddy The murmur of a Stream On the edge of a stream The course of a stream , Small streams make big rivers, small groups are combined to make a great RUISSEAU also said, in the streets, Water flowing in the middle or on both sides of the road or Conduit, open pit to receive this water Sweep a stream The pavers were not given enough slope Stream There is not a drop of water in the creek It says figuratively in a degrading situation This is a man fell to the stream He shot the woman Creek He said again, by extension, all liquids things that flow in abundance Wine Rivulets, streams of blood The dripping water A sweaty face dripping Couler shaped stream The rain fell so hard you could see water dripping on sidewalks and pavement The blood was streaming from his wounds It also said the body on which a liquid flows by way of creek His body, his face dripping sweat Being streaming It specifically means, in terms of geology, the action of the waters that flow to the surface of the earth Bruit confused a number of votes What is this rumor I hear? This was particularly a noise caused by some new unexpected and especially with a new sparking discontent This caused a great uproar The whole town is in an uproar Soothe the rumors of the populace threatening rumors It also said a public movement against someone suspected Public rumor accused him Natural History Who ruminates The oxen are ruminants It is also used as a male name Beef is a ruminant Action ruminating It is said to own that some animals with multiple stomachs, which return the first foods that they have swallowed to chew again The oxen ruminate what they ate Absolutely, Sheep, Camels ruminate It means, figuratively and familiarly, Turn and return one thing in his mind Long ago he pondered this project He ruminates something in his head What ruminez- you there? Absolutely, After having ruminated, long ruminated Characters from the old Scandinavian written In Norse mythology, Odin is called the inventor of runes Who of both genders compared with runes runic alphabet Characters runic It also said the works which were originally written in runic characters Poems Runic Silver plated by electroplating and which we mainly manufactures cutlery A spoon, fork of Ruolz two kinds T didactic Pertaining to rocks rock Plant rock Plant, one that grows on the rocks Inscriptions, cave drawings, Inscriptions, drawings executed on rocks churches, rock tombs, Those carved into rocks Action by which something is broken report a broken thing A broken sword, a stamp In terms of medicine, it means a Tear occurring in an organ or in a membrane The rupture of a vein, an artery, a tendon An aneurysm rupture It says figuratively Division that occurs between people who were united by a treaty of friendship, etc Complete rupture Rupture open, manifest, declared Which is the author of the break? They came to a rupture There is a break between these two powers This break is only apparent, as transient Preventing rupture It also said figuratively of Cancellation treaties and acts of public or private Since the breakdown of peace Since the breakdown of their society Out of a marriage break a marriage project be at odds Who belongs to the fields, which concerns the fields, the countryside Rural The property rural economy Rural communes Rural manners substantively, Rural, People of campaign Rural Factor, factor responsible for distributing mail in the countryside Who cunning, which is full of tricks This is a very cunning man His mind is cunning , It is a cunning accomplice said of a man skillful, subtle and artful They say well: A cunning gossip Ruse Who still means announcement of finesse, guile I distrust his sly It is also used substantively A little tricky Finesse misleading, fireworks It is full of cunning and malice He cunning It means Middle also which is used to fool Ruse subtle, rough I know all his tricks Ruses innocent, Some small finesses that employs no bad intention RUSE expressed particular Detours whose hare, deer, fox, etc , use when hunting Use cunning This quibbling give you much trouble, it cunning, he only ruser This was particularly the Deer, hare, fox, etc , Who use all kinds of detours to evade the dogs that pursue the It is an old stag, an old trick hare Who is heavy crude, which takes the peasant It does not have good manners, it's very rustic Avoir the rustic air, mine rustaude It is also used as a name This is a big slob, It is a heavy peasant and figuratively, It is a slob, It is a rude man, rude, brutal Rustic appearance, roughness, rudeness There are rustic in his manner, in his language In terms of rural economy, he said the quality possessed by certain plants, domestic animals not to fear the weather Who is of two kinds country, which belongs to the ways of life of the countryside Rustic Works rustic économie rustic hitch There is a book that deals with the cleaning campaign, which is entitled Rustic House Songs, dances rustic Rustic furniture It means also Who is uncultivated, close to nature, which has the simplicity of things of the countryside A home rustic Bench, rustic seat, bench, park office or garden, carved or shaped with a kind of simplicity Rustic This base is a rustic kind The Luxembourg Palace in Paris is an example of the rustic order RUSTIC says, in terms of rural economy, Plant, Animal who do not mind the weather, which are robust and resistant It means figuratively Who is rough, uncouth, who has the air of the countryside Having a rustic air, rustic appearance It a rustic ways It is hardy in his actions and in his speeches Language rustic Architecture Work or plastering the surface of a structure, a building in the rustic kind Rustiquer a castle Rustiquer stones, the cut, the work so as to give them a rough appearance Which of the two genres is very rustic, very rude It seems boorish, uncouth the mine It is also used as a male name This is a boor, a big lout Desire to mate, speaking of deer and some other wild beasts The deer are rutting When deer come into rut Plant cabbage genus, native to North and cultivated almost exclusively to feed the domestic ruminants We still call Turnip Swedish Who is to bright red He said specifically, in terms of chemistry, the vapors exhaled nitric oxide Nitric oxide gives the contact with air vapors gleaming, highly corrosive, peroxide N Number, cadence, measure The poetic rhythm Harmonious Rhythm The prose has a rhythm and poetry , Rhythm precipitate of modern life It says particularly in terms of music, the regular succession of the highlights and low times He said, in terms of medicine, the beat of the pulse, to express the proper proportion between a pulse and the following Set, mark the pace and extent The past participle is used adjectively A well paced song A rhythmic work of both genders who belongs to the beat, the rhythm that observes Rhythmic Harmony Rhythmic gymnastics Rhythmic Dance It is also used as a female name and terms of Archaeology and means the Party of Veterans music which concerned the laws of rhythm, measuring The nineteenth letter of the alphabet It represents a consonant It decides Esse An uppercase S S, making the end names, is, in our language, the ordinary sign plural S is hard and dull, and is pronounced as C in This 1 when it is original Sang, Service, Sign, Son 2 ° when placed in the body of a word, it is double, or preceded or followed by another consonant Session, Sensitive, Stay It is soft and sonorous sound and the Z: 1 ° when it is placed between two vowels or between a vowel and a silent h Reason dishonest 2 ° when it ends a word followed by another beginning with a vowel or mute h Without exception, Men With this exception, justified by the conjunction, final S does not comment Without fear and without reproach These various rules suffer from numerous exceptions S in the body of a word and preceded by a consonant is pronounced like Z in certain words such as balsam, Dealing, etc At the contrary, it is hard to say between two different vowels in words, usually learned origin, such as obsolescence, Parasol, Precedence, etc Finally she pronounced at the end of a certain number of words, the mostly scholarly or foreign origin, such as As, Omnibus, Rebus, Vasistas, etc These particular pronunciations are generally given to each word they affect S joins the imperative verbs which infinitive is er, when followed particles or y Manges in half- See also Article ESSE alphabetical his rank Women Look ITS possessive Cooking desserts made egg yolks, mixed with wine, sugar and spices, which are cooked by beating the The name given to the Jews at the last day of the week, that is to say, the Saturday The Sabbath Day The Jews observe the Sabbath exactly strong The Sabbath rest It also means the Assembly that night, according to a popular opinion, sorcerers held to worship the devil Aller to Sabbath It was rumored that witches held their Sabbath in this forest He said, figuratively and familiarly, a Grand noise that is done with disorder, confusion, as we imagines that the Sabbath of witches These drunks did a terrible Sabbath Sabbath What do we do up there It is usual that in this phrase ? Sabbatical Year, which said, among the Jews of every seventh year during which the land rested Whoever professes Sabeism It sometimes uses means adjectively Who belongs and who report to Sabeism The cult Sabean Name of religion is to worship the fire Heresy Sabellius, who denied the people of the Holy Trinity and claimed that the Word and the Holy Spirit are the attributes of God The Sabellianism is a heresy of the third century Cultist the heresy of Sabellius de Botanical juniper species growing in Tartary, Greece and southern France, whose flavor is pungent, very strong odor, and contains a volatile oil powdery substance due to the disintegration of some rocks Sand Sea, River Black sand, gray, white, red, gold Quicksand Desert Sands A sandpit A sandy desert a sandbar A sandy bottom A range of sand Sand Swirls Cover with sand driveways garden The sands stand in the entrance of this river , this port aground on the sand Push in the sand House built on sand A dump sand mortar of lime and sand Building lime and Sand , Building lime and sand, securely Building It is built of lime and sand also said Someone who has a robust constitution , Building on the sand, Basing projects establishments, enterprises on something flimsy Having sand in the eyes, experiencing sleepiness that dwells eyelids It is said in the same direction and the baby talk The sandman spent SAND, in terms of Foundry, means a sand mixture, and various materials used to make molds Throw a sand medal It still says, vulgarly, the gravel that forms in the kidneys It makes sand His urine is full of sand Cover with sand Sandblast the aisles of a garden Sandblast carousel It means, figuratively and familiarly all of a trait Drinking, very fast Sandblast wine glass Sandblast champagne The past participle is used adjectively SABLÉ Galette sanded, dry cake which the dough is crumbly and powdered substantively, sand Small instrument composed of two glass containers adjusted so that the sand which is in a gradually flowing into the other through a small opening We still uses an hourglass to assess the time needed for cooking a boiled egg Return an hourglass It represents an hourglass Time Hand It is also said to a small container of sand to be spread on the writing to dry A brass hourglass, tinplate, wood In terms of Botany, it refers to a small tree of America , the fruit of which is a hard and very dry capsule, can be used as a container to put sand to dry writing place where one draws the sand Fine sand, very sandy menu Pull the sablon Fine sand of stamps Scour pots with sablon Where there is a lot of sand Sandy Country Sandy path Sandy earth Sandy Shore Whoever sells fine sand Locations which shoots fine sand, fine sand Marine practiced quadrangular opening in the wall of a vessel and through which the gun fires Open and close the ports There were two rows of ports Marine Drill the hull of a ship below the water line to sink the Wooden Shoe made all of a piece and dug to contain the walk Sabot of alder, beech, walnut A pair of shoes , He came to Paris in sabots says in speaking of a man who, in one or obscure origin of extreme poverty reached a position, a considerable fortune , He hay in his hooves said of a rich peasant or enriched HOOF also said the Horn of the equine foot and several other animals The shoe this horse is good, is worn We need this horse makes shoe nine It still says Ornaments, usually metal, that are at the bottom of the feet a desk, dresser, etc The legs of the table have copper hooves It is also called Any trim metal or wood that surrounds the lower end of a structural member , a pole, etc The stilts are armed with a pointed iron hoof, so they more easily pierce hard surfaces It also expresses a tub made in the shape of shoe It is said even a steel midsole, a corner of metal or wood that is put under one of the wheels of a car to prevent it from turning Halting with shoe It also tells of a spinning top that children Sort rotate by whipping it with a thong Launch a shoe Whisk, turning his hoof The shoe sleeps, if he turns faster without changing place it seems immobile , Sleep like a shoe, Sleeping deeply SHOE says, in terms of Natural History, a shell molluscs Type univalve, thick and hard It is said, figuratively and familiarly, a bad musical instrument or of any kind of wrong tool This violin is just one shoe How can you play such a shoe? He still says figuratively and familiarly of a vessel that holds evil sea This boat is only one shoe, he only rolled Action to sabotage He is familiar Evil to express the work of which we are responsible or Stop, disturb the operation of a mechanism or by damaging a part, either by deliberate false maneuver He is familiar The one, the one that sabotages It is familiar The one, the one who manufactures, sells clogs It also said those who wear shoes A dance sabotiers Kind dance qu'exécutent people clogs Danser the Sabotière Torment, tugging, shoving someone As you saboulez! It means, figuratively, reprimand, scold someone vehemently It was important saboulé by his father It is popular in both directions Weapon cut and thrust which usually has the edge on the side a convex curvature more or less accentuated Sometimes the saber has no curvature and called Latte He went up to him saber The blade, the handle of a sword Put the sword in hand saber flat Coup , stroke applied with the blade flat; vs saber stroke, He who is given with the edge, and advanced Coup, one that is given with the tip Hitting with swords Riders sabred the servants of the battery Absolutely, Sabrer right and left It means, figuratively, Delete, delete, make large cuts Sabrer long tirades Absolutely, It will slash the text , Sabrer a case, The ship hastily, without taking the trouble to examine his case was slashed A word borrowed from German He was a flat bag hanging from Sorte side of the sword a jumper pocket and he used Put a handkerchief in his sabretache Soldier who does not know the art of war, but who is brave and fights well C is a good swordsman This is just a general swordsman Medicine Who is covered saburre Language saburrale "

अपव्ययी अर्थध्न किंवराटक खर्चीला फजूलखर्च

Other : अतिव्यय Ex: A woman very spendthrift or substantively, It is a big spender, a big spender अतिव्ययी Ex: It is a spendthrift is said of a person who spends all his money, who do not keep उडाऊ उडा़ऊ उड़ाऊ गँवाऊ फ़िजूलखर्च

Spendthrift ki paribhasha : bure kaamon men vyay karanevaala

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