Meaning of (अपारक) aparaka in english
As noun : handicap Ex: This pawn handicap created further interest in the Turk
the infirm sapless debile impotent Ex: Make impotent efforts inadequate Ex: Training time, equipment, and supplies were inadequate during the preparations. bad Ex: Roughness of my sons skin becomes very bad during winter. unworthy of Ex: It drops to steps unworthy of him undeserving of unfitted ineligible Ex: state one who is ineligible
As adjective : unable Ex: She was unable to keep back her tears. incapable Ex: The shuttle is incapable of reaching both HST and ISS during the same mission shiftless unequal Ex: arithmetic proportion Mean, Half the sum of two unequal amounts weak Ex: Speaking,"well boiled icicle" for "well oiled bicycle" is a Spoonerism.
"spoonfeed","V","1."
The teachers spoonfeed weak students so they can understand easily. invalid Ex: In terms of jurisprudence, it means Releasing a commitment, a contract which is to be declared invalid or broken because of injury or invalidity of fact or law powerless Ex: Sir Robert Walpole was powerless to prevent a major European conflict. helpless Ex: we are helpless in the face of destiny. feeble Ex: He is a feeble minded person. ineffectual Ex: Henry's own ineffectual leadership infirm ineffective Ex: When other treatments for psychosis are ineffective effete unable Ex: She was unable to keep back her tears. inept incompetent Ex: Call incompetent judge as unworthy Ex: It also says unworthy Shares of a man of honor effete unqualified undeserving unfit Ex: Barbarie language, style, thought of Ways talking coarse and unfit incapable Ex: The shuttle is incapable of reaching both HST and ISS during the same mission inefficient Ex: This inefficient company is dead on its feet . unmerited
"spoonfeed","V","1."
The teachers spoonfeed weak students so they can understand easily. invalid Ex: In terms of jurisprudence, it means Releasing a commitment, a contract which is to be declared invalid or broken because of injury or invalidity of fact or law powerless Ex: Sir Robert Walpole was powerless to prevent a major European conflict. helpless Ex: we are helpless in the face of destiny. feeble Ex: He is a feeble minded person. ineffectual Ex: Henry's own ineffectual leadership infirm ineffective Ex: When other treatments for psychosis are ineffective effete unable Ex: She was unable to keep back her tears. inept incompetent Ex: Call incompetent judge as unworthy Ex: It also says unworthy Shares of a man of honor effete unqualified undeserving unfit Ex: Barbarie language, style, thought of Ways talking coarse and unfit incapable Ex: The shuttle is incapable of reaching both HST and ISS during the same mission inefficient Ex: This inefficient company is dead on its feet . unmerited
As adverb : weakly Ex: Moving through weakly defended areas
Suggested : an infirm or sickly person not strong liable to yield, break , or collapse under pressure or strain fragile frail not equal not of the same quantity, quality, value, rank, ability, etc lacking in resourcefulness inefficient lazy not capable
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(अपारक) aparaka
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 5 including vowels consonants matras. The word is used as Adjective in hindi originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
apaaraka