Meaning of (उदूढ) udoodha in english
As noun : wed Ex: Anne is wed to one of my cousins .
m Ex: Our school building stands 50 m high. married Ex: my sister married a musician sovereign Ex: Rome is unique in its containing two other sovereign entities. self governing Ex: By the late nineteenth century it was fully self governing in most senses. extended Ex: they took an extended tour of Europe elongated Ex: The cannons during this period were elongated drawn out tall Ex: After nearly being passed over for being too tall , she won the part. elevated Ex: Nikolai Ryzhkov and Yegor Ligachev were elevated on the high side high Ex: I'm afraid Betsy has a high fever . humongous whopping Ex: they all were whopping drunk thumping Ex: She could hear somebody thumping at the door. walloping sweeping Ex: In some cases this will also feature sweeping lawns and scattered trees banging Ex: Someone is banging away at the door . weighted Ex: The resistance involved is often a weighted object such as a medicine ball load Ex: The maximum load for this truck is one ton. husky Ex: , a husky voice, slightly husky, A voice that has a part of its timbre and its brightness almighty great Ex: The player fielded the ball with great agility. thick Ex: We were in the thick of the talk. fat Ex: I like to watch the fat cats go by in their BMWs . material Ex: There is some fecal material lying on this road. round Ex: I saw a scrimmage round the bargain counter. rough Ex: Lumber is supplied either rough or finished. broad Ex: The four broad heraldic styles are German-Nordic embonpoint huge Ex: The company has suffered huge losses. enormously Ex: He remains enormously popular and well-known all over the world monumentally mountain Ex: Santosh Yadav is a great mountain climber. heaps more heavily Ex: It seems to be going to rain heavily today. excess Ex: In either case there is a relative excess of α chains fit to burst a great many Ex: Calvin imagines himself as a great many things only too Ex: So I'm sure she'll be only too pleased to see you . no end of frightfully a good many Ex: Mary owns a good many acres of land . so Ex: The child was so startled that he could not move. piping Ex: The bird is piping a song on the tree. ever more Ex: Cumulatively, this effect becomes ever more significant over time manys the
As verb : wedded Ex: The mayor was wedded to the new budget plan . prolonged Ex: We prolonged our stay long Ex: the company had a long payroll protracted Ex: Others contend that he was felled by a protracted illness such as pneumonia. coarsen swingeing
As adjective : autonomous Ex: About 3.53 million people live in the autonomous city of Buenos Aires lanky Ex: Over six feet in height and lanky loud Ex: If you know the answer, please say it out loud . massive Ex: The electron is by far the least massive of these particles at 9.11 g onerous Ex: He has to do onerous duties. cumbersome Ex: Although initially cumbersome and with a low success rate clumsy Ex: Brusilov by merely omitting the usual clumsy preparations heavy Ex: His father is a heavy drinker.
She is a coffee drinker. fierce Ex: Roosevelt married Eleanor despite the fierce resistance of his mother. strong Ex: She has strong musical bent. burdensome Ex: burdensome load throaty Ex: He has a throaty voice. leaden Ex: a leaden weight weighty Ex: A weighty burden of considerable weight costly Ex: The rich have the propensity to spend on costly items. severe Ex: Flat smallpox is accompanied by a severe prodromal phase that lasts 3–4 days nasty Ex: It's a nasty plague hefty buxom physical Ex: Three out of five mentally ill die from mostly preventable physical diseases. burly Ex: It is cut in Hercules, it has a burly considerable Ex: It takes considerable historical liberties. most Ex: He most his pen. substantial Ex: The most substantial of these activities is the firing range
She is a coffee drinker. fierce Ex: Roosevelt married Eleanor despite the fierce resistance of his mother. strong Ex: She has strong musical bent. burdensome Ex: burdensome load throaty Ex: He has a throaty voice. leaden Ex: a leaden weight weighty Ex: A weighty burden of considerable weight costly Ex: The rich have the propensity to spend on costly items. severe Ex: Flat smallpox is accompanied by a severe prodromal phase that lasts 3–4 days nasty Ex: It's a nasty plague hefty buxom physical Ex: Three out of five mentally ill die from mostly preventable physical diseases. burly Ex: It is cut in Hercules, it has a burly considerable Ex: It takes considerable historical liberties. most Ex: He most his pen. substantial Ex: The most substantial of these activities is the firing range
As adverb : aloft above Ex: None of us is above the law . dearly Ex: She loved him dearly too Ex: The mole was detected too late. hugely Ex: The Geology of Europe is hugely varied and complex vastly Ex: Children from vastly different social backgrounds mingle here. obscenely agonizingly mightily Ex: They stumbled mightily the next season however prohibitively Ex: Studying in convent schools is becoming prohibitively expensive. deeply Ex: She loves her husband deeply extravagantly devilishly Ex: This is a man devilishly stubborn highly Ex: It is a highly ambitious schedule.
He is highly ambitious. immoderately Ex: Work immoderately immensely Ex: The spouge industry grew immensely by the end of the 1970s badly Ex: He fared badly in exams. widely Ex: her work is widely known hellishly dreadfully heartily Ex: He said that yes then heartily disgustingly
He is highly ambitious. immoderately Ex: Work immoderately immensely Ex: The spouge industry grew immensely by the end of the 1970s badly Ex: He fared badly in exams. widely Ex: her work is widely known hellishly dreadfully heartily Ex: He said that yes then heartily disgustingly
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Exampleउदूढ का हिन्दी मे अर्थ
self-governing independent subject to its own laws only united in wedlock wedded united in matrimony married the thirteenth letter of the English alphabet, a consonant to marry (another person) in a formal ceremony
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(उदूढ) udoodha
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 4 including vowels consonants matras. The word is used as Adjective in hindi originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
uduuDha