Meaning of (अरिष्ट) arishta in english

As noun : gritty
persevering unwavering resolute Ex:  She is a woman resolute good Ex:  Rake till you get a good tilth. red Ex:  `red is an attributive adjective in `a red apple propitious ill Ex:  Life-giving drugs are administered to seriously ill patients. evil Ex:  Therefore, the spouses do nothing evil in seeking this pleasure and enjoyment. dead Ex:  They were both dead drunk . baddy wrong Ex:  Straightaway I knew something was wrong . dark Ex:  The battle lasted until dark ill starred bad Ex:  He has a bad tongue and hurts everyone. calamity Ex:  Make HIT still means perish, exterminate, or distressing by some great misfortune, a calamity ill fated tribulation pressure Ex:  she acted illogically under the pressure chagrin Ex:  Much to my chagrin I found my son smoking. trial Ex:  The trial is broken in the instrument. vexation Ex:  The manager was in vexation after the meeting difficulty Ex:  The tooth was gotten out without much difficulty . objection Ex:  I see no objection to your idea . challenge Ex:  The thief took to flight on hearing the challenge from the approaching watchman. need Ex:  I need a glass of water adversity Ex:  As the fire feels gold, even man feels adversity brave misery Ex:  So there's a great misery index in North Carolina". calamity Ex:  Make HIT still means perish, exterminate, or distressing by some great misfortune, a calamity danger Ex:  Oh God! Stave the danger off from my family. fire Ex:  Once the fire started in the kitchen, it took no time for the whole house to be aflame. reverse Ex:  French presses, and both wrist curls and reverse wrist curls. disaster Ex:  The excursion trip was a real disaster unfortunate Ex:  Another story features an unfortunate French soldier running from Cossacks misfortune Ex:  A chain of circumstances, misfortune tough Ex:  Yes, just hang tough . rotten luck calamity Ex:  Make HIT still means perish, exterminate, or distressing by some great misfortune, a calamity bad luck Ex:  I hope that no bad luck comes my way . misadventure Ex:  This misadventure teach him to be circumspect, to drive with caution hard luck hard lines tough luck mischance judgment Ex:  The judgment of the High court of London quotes the single judge fate Ex:  Mary resigned herself to her fate . hoodoo portent garlic Ex:  A clove of garlic added in the meat increases its flavour. allium sativum ail azadirachta indica (neem tree azadirachta indica crow Ex:  A crow is sitting on that knoll. vulture Ex:  Birds including the turkey vulture buzzard Ex:  The bad omen of a buzzard flies over Catfish Row
As verb : dogged stinking Ex:  It can not remain with him, he is stinking
As adjective : sure footed indestructible imperishable eternal Ex:  For times seemingly eternal auspicious bright Ex:  Dancers spinning round in a swirl of bright colours. happy Ex:  his music is characterized by a happy athleticism golden Ex:  The rocky massif was already splatched with golden aspens. nasty Ex:  He's nasty as a red donkey said of a man or a very naughty child bad Ex:  He has a bad tongue and hurts everyone. unpleasant Ex:  A good time, a bad time to also say pleasant or unpleasant moments fearful Ex:  March was fearful to publish the story sinister Ex:  These include the sinister unfavourable Ex:  The weather is unfavourable for flying. sad Ex:  I was sad at his going to Banglore. untoward Ex:  It happened setbacks, mishaps untoward in this case unlucky Ex:  Gwydre is similarly unlucky unpropitious inauspicious
Suggested : firmly resolved or determined set in purpose or opinion not likely to stumble, slip, or fall to sway to and fro flutter to persist in anything undertaken maintain a purpose in spite of difficulty, obstacles, or discouragement continue steadfastly consisting of, containing, or resembling grit sandy
Exampleअरिष्ट का हिन्दी मे अर्थ

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(अरिष्ट) arishta can be used as noun, verb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 6 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 : ariShTa

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