Meaning of (अकल्य) akalya in english
As noun : funny Ex: Our neighbour is a funny old codger.
bad Ex: he made a bad mistake out of sorts Ex: Still out of sorts over the larger anthracite combination's falling apart under the weather Ex: Wally's just a tad under the weather . off colour out of shape Ex: George is completely out of shape . morbid Ex: With its bitter assessment of love and morbid ruminations positive Ex: She has a very positive outlook. fact Ex: a stipulation of fact was made in order to avoid delay
As verb : ailing Ex: Sharad is ailing for the past three months. peaked Ex: Land prices have peaked now-a-days. unfit Ex: Selected to replace the unfit Archie Jackson in the NSW team
As adjective : unwell Ex: On his return, the month old cultures made the chickens unwell unhealthy Ex: She fell ill due to unhealthy food habits. indisposed Ex: This has all indisposed us against him sick Ex: they devote their lives to caring for the sick sickly Ex: the women were sickly and subject to excessive menstruation infirm Ex: By extension, infirm old man true Ex: therefore X must be true veritable Ex: These books are a veritable heritage to everyone real Ex: Rama is a real stinker.
As adverb : poorly Ex: Having done poorly at the interview, I felt like kicking myself.
Suggested : not good in any manner or degree not well ailing ill the pointed top of a mountain or ridge providing fun causing amusement or laughter amusing comical sickly unwell
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(अकल्य) akalya
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 Adjective in hindi originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
akalya