Meaning of (सेँठा) seँtha in english
As noun : prompt
proper Ex: Fame, Fate are considered proper names when they are personified suitable Ex: It That also means conforms to reason, seemly, suitable to the profession and to the age of up to the mark even Ex: Three deaths have even been reported. alright true Ex: This is still often true okay not bad better Ex: Botanical Gender Lily, better known as Lin behalf of New Zealand smack dab smack on the nose to the day bolt bang full Ex: Scotty was re-elected to serve a full term in October 2004. In recent times slap immediately Ex: This is typical of the Baroque of this period immediately after the earthquake. perfect Ex: , Know the fund and depths of a case, have the perfect well Ex: New Zealand bears his name as well as Nelson Island on the Sunshine Coast vintage divine Ex: The one who predicts the future by divine inspiration noble Ex: , Noblesse oblige, person claiming to be noble must conduct himself nobly high Ex: Washington - the town where he graduated from high school.
As verb : appropriate direct Ex: CONDUCT still means, speaking of Things, Administer, direct surpassing
As adjective : precise ok exact accurate Ex: Arrange for an intended use, accurate acceptable just Ex: Built by King Rama I just outside the new city walls critical Ex: They show entrances to runways or critical areas. excellent Ex: The opening of this opera is an excellent style superior unexceptionable
As adverb : very Ex: While this worked well, the ulcers very often reappeared. right Ex: and the right all right plumb precious
Suggested : done, performed, delivered, etc, at once or without delay suitable or fitting for a particular purpose, person, occasion, etc in a high degree extremely exceedingly strictly accurate or correct all right proceeding normally satisfactory or under control
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(सेँठा) seँtha
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 5 including consonants matras. The word is used as Noun and/or Adjective in hindi and falls under Masculine gender composed of more than one word originated from modification of Sanskrit language by locals .
Transliteration :
seँThaa