Meaning of (अनगन०) anagana० in english
As noun : very Ex: The decoder was very fast.
extreme Ex: In his final years he suffered from extreme sensitivity to light generous Ex: Jane is very generous . rattling Ex: The backgammon words, gurgling, cuckoo, rattling are formed by onomatopoeia all Ex: We cleaned out all the drawers terribly Ex: It is terribly angry against you bad Ex: Snaffle your bad habbits plenty Ex: I have piled up some books for your use.
Pile plenty of coat on the fire. quite a few Ex: The 2005 movie also added quite a few collectibles score Ex: At the close of first innings the score was 158 for 2 wickets. a hell of a a fat lot awfully Ex: That new supervisor is awfully strict . damn Ex: Cash was unrepentant: "I don't care about your damn yellow buzzards". well Ex: it worked exceptionally well dead Ex: The dead body has become smelly now. number Ex: an unlisted telephone number pile Ex: Thick fog has caused several pile ups on the motor way. a good deal Ex: Goethe wrote a good deal but he threw away nearly all of these works a good deal of more Ex: As he drank more wine, his articulation became worse. a great deal Ex: Baroque music employs a great deal of ornamentation a helluva great Ex: He portrayed Alexander the great in the play. packet Ex: This packet of soup serves two. way Ex: The way she described showed the inauthenticity of the matter.
Pile plenty of coat on the fire. quite a few Ex: The 2005 movie also added quite a few collectibles score Ex: At the close of first innings the score was 158 for 2 wickets. a hell of a a fat lot awfully Ex: That new supervisor is awfully strict . damn Ex: Cash was unrepentant: "I don't care about your damn yellow buzzards". well Ex: it worked exceptionally well dead Ex: The dead body has become smelly now. number Ex: an unlisted telephone number pile Ex: Thick fog has caused several pile ups on the motor way. a good deal Ex: Goethe wrote a good deal but he threw away nearly all of these works a good deal of more Ex: As he drank more wine, his articulation became worse. a great deal Ex: Baroque music employs a great deal of ornamentation a helluva great Ex: He portrayed Alexander the great in the play. packet Ex: This packet of soup serves two. way Ex: The way she described showed the inauthenticity of the matter.
As verb : dirty Ex: The teacher scolded the student for wearing a dirty shirt.
As adjective : uncounted numberless enormous Ex: Cars travel at an enormous speed on speedway." several Ex: In a war, several soldiers are maimed. considerable Ex: A considerable quantity of manpower is required to do this work. abundant Ex: For example, taurine is scarce in plants but abundant in meats. big Ex: He has a big flash house. exquisite Ex: Having an exquisite tact much Ex: he talked incoherently when he drank too much multiple Ex: 36 is a multiple of 9 most Ex: in the 5th century BC ancient Athens was the worlds most powerful and civilized city
As adverb : too Ex: instant replay caused too long a delay far Ex: Strong crosswinds blew her umbrella far away. mighty Ex: Then David establishes a mighty empire pretty Ex: i think ramesh was pretty baked last night.
Suggested : at or to a great distance a long way off at or to a remote point in addition also furthermore moreover greatly exceeding the common size, extent, etc huge immense innumerable countless myriad not counted
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(अनगन०) anagana०
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 5 including vowels consonants. The word is used as Adjective in hindi composed of more than one word .
Transliteration :
anagana०