Villain meaning in hindi

How to pronounce Villain
As noun : अनेडमूक Ex:  He played the role of a villain in his latest film.
उठाईगीर, उठाईगीरा Ex:  Pran was typecast as a villain early in his film career. कफनचोर Ex:  In this novel, Little Nell and her Grandfather are fleeing the villain Quilp. कौसृतिक Ex:  Alexander Hamilton reappears, again cast as the villain of the piece. खलनायक Ex:  Crowley later portrayed Mathers as the primary villain उ:   और कुछ लोग कहने लगे कि तुम खलनायक बन सकते हो। गड्डामी Ex:  Arthur Edward Waite also appeared in Moonchild as a villain named Arthwaite जियाँकार Ex:  UK in 1978, naming the band after the villain "Dr. धीँग Ex:  A free villain धीँगड़ Ex:  A plot, a villain project धीँगरा Ex:  A villain completed धीँगा Ex:  A villain known as धुधेला Ex:  He bought a bar of soap villain to नंगालुच्चा Ex:  It is a true villain, a great villain निकृतप्रज्ञ Ex:  Making black Defame, getting someone to villain for Criminal पापकल्प Ex:  This villain will die malemort बग्गड़ Ex:  Way to be, d act from that villain बज्जात Ex:  We just raged against this villain बदमाश Ex:  , a man bag and rope, a villain who deserves being drowned or hanged मुस्टंडा Ex:  , It is a villain sir, wants a little estimable man लड्ड Ex:  , Pig Tour Pig Run, said of a villain and down Tower संकसुक सौखी ‡ हरामजादा
Other : एक छोटा पट्टेदार आसामी या किसान Ex:  Fleming suggested friend and neighbour Noël Coward as the villain Dr. ऐयार Ex:  With a new setting came a new villain खल Ex:  Williams includes Alexander Hamilton as the villain of the piece. चचा Ex:  The villain Bruno in Strangers on a Train hates his father चच्चा Ex:  1993's "Knightfall" arc introduces a new villain दास Ex:  Indeed, Penda has been described as "the villain of Bede's third book" . उ:   दास यह सुनकर हंसने लगा।
Villain ki paribhasha : vah jo apane ko doosare ki seva ke liye samarpit kar de naatak ya upanyaas aadi men ek paatr jo naayak ka pratidvndvi aur durvratti hota hai
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Usage of Villain in sentences

The word can be used as noun in hindi and have more than one meaning. . 
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