Meaning of (इकौसे) ikause in english
As noun : singular Ex:  Bulgarian and Icelandic while other European languages use the singular form .
disparate Ex:  Intuitions and categories are entirely disparate separated Ex:  After the confederate was separated from the subject discrete Ex:  Most of the objects treated in most branches of game theory are discrete separate Ex:  Since a separate phenotype from that of Normal has therefore been expressed remote Ex:  Individual local loop telephone lines are connected to a remote concentrator. beside Ex:  He is competent, but he pales beside Fran . unsuited aside Ex:  She f lung the covers aside . independent Ex:  India's independent judicial system began under the British
As verb : enclosed Ex:  When a word is written as phonemes, it is usually enclosed in slashes. isolated Ex:  They are also found in isolated zones of the Balkans and Italy removed Ex:  The cocks were removed from the bottle with the help of corkscrew. detached Ex:  Amourettes, plural, says the marrow that is in the spine veal or lamb when it is cooked and can be detached from the bones
As adjective : different Ex:  I saw a different kinds of pebbles in rock garden. separate Ex:  Since a separate phenotype from that of Normal has therefore been expressed new Ex:  She looked enviably at my new saree . several Ex:  I wrote the letter after several minutes of cogitation. away Ex:  I beaver away whole day at this work.
As adverb : apart Ex:  The murderer hacked the victim apart . off Ex:  The truck veered off the road separately Ex:  1971. Watson was tried separately after extradition from Texas.
Suggested : to keep apart or divide, as by an intervening barrier or space to set or place apart detach or separate so as to be alone to keep apart or divide, as by an intervening barrier or space extraordinary remarkable exceptional to shut or hem in close in on all sides
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(इकौसे) ikause
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 Hindi language .
Transliteration :
ikause