Meaning of (आरात्) arat in english
As noun : close Ex: Wow, that was a close shave .
hereabouts near about distant Ex: Henry Fonda had distant Dutch ancestry shy Ex: She eased the shy child along . apart Ex: Mary's bicycle wheel f lew apart during the race . out Ex: His hair and teeth fell out clear Ex: I will clear your trip with Dad . extreme Ex: Many parts of a piano are made of materials selected for extreme sturdiness. off Ex: Lop off a tree prompt Ex: Data has demonstrated that prompt removal of an infected tick express Ex: Shamans express meanings in many ways: verbally quick Ex: Telephone is used for quick communication. instant Ex: 1914. At Keystone Studios, Chaplin became an instant success. straight off straightaway now Ex: I now eat lunch in the canteen. right Ex: Socialist MPs favouring outright abolition voted against all the options. pronto go forthwith fast Ex: It grew alarmingly fast offhandedly
As adjective : far Ex: Her cancer has far gone. far flung outlying Ex: In 1898 and 1899, more outlying islands were added to the protectorate wide Ex: Improve your vocabulary
He introduced a wide vocabulary of techniques just Ex: Lord Dashrath was a just ruler. urgent Ex: Character of what is urgent
He introduced a wide vocabulary of techniques just Ex: Lord Dashrath was a just ruler. urgent Ex: Character of what is urgent
As adverb : farther Ex: A little farther south is the confluence with the Lungwebungu River. away Ex: She keeps plugging away at her dissertation promptly Ex: Roy leaves food out, which the mogwai promptly steals and eats after midnight. instantly Ex: Parallels between Wild and Robert Walpole were instantly drawn on the spot Ex: Don't put me on the spot . outright Ex: Socialist MPs favouring outright abolition voted against all the options. quickly Ex: He disposed of these cases quickly straightway offhand
Suggested : extending over a great distance at or to a great distance a long way off at or to a remote point bashful retiring far off or apart in space not near at hand remote or removed (often followed by from ) to put (something) in a position to obstruct an entrance, opening, etc shut
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(आरात्) arat
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 Verb and/or Adjective in hindi originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
aaraat