ह MEANING - NEAR BY WORDS
SWAN= हंस (
pr. {hanas} )
(Noun)Usage : It is believed that swan can divide water and milk easily.उदाहरण : एक हंस एक लंबी गर्दन के साथ एक बड़ा पक्षी है|
COB= हंस (
pr. {hanas} )
(Noun)Usage : I bought a wheat cob from the bakery.
LAUGH= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Noun)Usage : We had a good laugh at his embarrassment.उदाहरण : हम उसकी परेशानी में अच्छा हँसते थे |
GALE= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Noun)Usage : The comedians histrionics were greeted with gale.
JOSH= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Verb)Usage : The newcomer was joshed by the seniors.
PLAY= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Verb)Usage : he wrote several plays but only one was produced on Broadway
DIG= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Verb)Usage : they set up camp next to the dig
JAPE= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Noun)Usage : Playing japes on others can be harmful sometimes.
SCOFF= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Verb)Usage : Do not scoff she is absolutely right.
GIBE= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Verb)Usage : The players had to face gibes from everyone after their poor performance.
JIBE= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(Verb)Usage : His colleagues jibed at his dressing sense.
GIRD= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(TransitiveVerb)Usage : The female tea garden workers gird their infants around their waist while
working.
ROISTERER= हंसी (
pr. {hanasi} )
(noun)Usage : he was not a roisterer like his father: he was a man of dignity.
SICKLE= हँसुआ (
pr. {haNasuA} )
(Noun)Usage : Sickle is a tool with the curved blade on a short wooden handle.उदाहरण : मेरे सहपाठियों ने छोटे हँसुआ से गेहूं की कटौती की|
DRIVE= हँकना (
pr. {haNakana} )
(Verb)Usage : after reaching the desired velocity the drive is cut off
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