Meaning of (दुर्दमनीथ) durdamaneetha in english
As noun : cutthroat
keen sharp Ex: Large evergreen tree which one draws the resin and which has long leaves, thin and sharp as needles irresistible raging Ex: conquerors are compared to raging torrents driving Ex: A policeman pulled Ruth over one night for driving up a one-way street paramount Ex: Buddhism and Jainism is of paramount importance, which indicates purity. burning Ex: By extension, Who gives a strong feeling of warmth, burning preponderant preponderating ruling Ex: Congress-led coalition won and started ruling the state.
As verb : predominate Ex: There are five predominate climatic zones in Queensland
As adjective : fierce Ex: It also means, figuratively and familiarly, one who is a fierce temper, which does anyone have company with stupendous serious Ex: Some sins are more serious than others severe Ex: The damage on Dauphin Island was severe vehement Ex: Passion vehement boisterous violent Ex: Bangkok is generally considered safe from the standpoint of violent crime. potent vivid Ex: It means, by extension, vivid Opposition to someone, to something strong Ex: Armenia has had strong economic growth since 1995 predominant Ex: Mahayana is the predominant form of Buddhism practiced in China loud Ex: It was so loud you want to pay it sells its furniture to make you money vigorous Ex: Northern schools tends to be more vigorous in technique than Southern schools. drastic Ex: A drastic increase in the price of sugar
As adverb : mighty
Suggested : having a thin cutting edge or a fine point well-adapted for cutting or piercing finely sharpened, as an edge so shaped as to cut or pierce substances readily a person who cuts , throats murderer causing amazement astounding marvelous menacingly wild, savage, or hostile
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(दुर्दमनीथ) durdamaneetha
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 9 including consonants matras. The word is used as Adjective in hindi originated from Sanskrit language .
Transliteration :
durdamaniitha
