Meaning of (अमिथ्या) amithya in english
As noun : without avail
unavailing in vain Ex: Bradman fought hard to ensure McCabe’s effort was not in vain not worth a straw waste Ex: We should not waste time on side-issues. wasted Ex: Up to 70% of such pellets are wasted not worth a damn to no avail Ex: All of my efforts were to no avail . pointless Ex: , where there is nothing the king loses his rights, it is pointless to ask to insolvent people paying what to not worth a red cent to little avail not worth a tinkers cuss null Ex: This version of Btrieve allowed for null values in keys ill conceived bootless thankless Ex: Come on, you're ungrateful, a thankless barren Ex: The barren land was transformed into a beautiful garden.
As adjective : vain Ex: When Rib-Hadda appealed in vain for aid to Akhenaten and then turned to Aziru futile Ex: Believing further defence of his palace was futile infructuous useless Ex: A speech full of useless idle Ex: Action idle fruitless Ex: fruitless Care sterile Ex: Specimens that are normally sterile unproductive
As adverb : unprofitably vainly Ex: He vainly tried to excuse
Suggested : useless unproductive without results or success not working or active unemployed doing nothing of no use not serving the purpose or any purpose unavailing or futile incapable of producing any result ineffective useless not successful excessively proud of or concerned about one's own appearance, qualities, achievements, etc conceited
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(अमिथ्या) amithya
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 7 including vowels consonants matras. The word is used as Adjective in hindi composed of more than one word .
Transliteration :
amithyaa