- उतरना ⇄ down hindi
- उतराई ⇄ down hindi
- उतरान ⇄ down hindi
- कछार ⇄ down hindi
- कोमल पर ⇄ down hindi
- कोमल रोवां ⇄ down hindi
- खिन्न ⇄ down hindi
- गिराना ⇄ down hindi
- तले ⇄ down hindi
- तुरंत ⇄ down hindi
- निगलना ⇄ down hindi
- नीचे ⇄ down hindi
- नीचे आना ⇄ down hindi
- नीचे की ओर ⇄ down hindi
- पटकना ⇄ down hindi
- मारकर गिरा देना ⇄ down hindi
- लीलना ⇄ down hindi
- वैमनस्य ⇄ down hindi
down in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
- ઊંચાણવાળી ખુલ્લી જમીન ⇄ down gujarati
- દ.ઈંગ્લેન્ડ ઈ.ની ચાકની ટે કરીઓ. ⇄ down gujarati
down in Malayalam മലയാളം
- അടിയില് ⇄ down malayalam
- കന്നുകാലി മേച്ചില്സ്ഥലംമൃദുവായ പക്ഷിത്തൂവല് ⇄ down malayalam
- ചില കായ്കളുടെ മീതെ കാണുന്ന രോമംകീഴോട്ട് ⇄ down malayalam
- താഴെ ⇄ down malayalam
- താഴേക്ക് ⇄ down malayalam
- പിന്നിലായി ⇄ down malayalam
- പൂഴിക്കുന്ന് ⇄ down malayalam
- മൊട്ടക്കുന്ന് ⇄ down malayalam
down in Sindhi سنڌي
- نرم کنڀ، رڻ پٽ، هيٺ، دلگير، اُداس ⇄ Down sindhi
down in Tamil தமிழ்
- இறகு ⇄ down tamil
- தலையணை அல்லது படுக்கைக்குப் பயன்படும் மிருதுவான இறகு ⇄ down tamil
down in Telugu తెలుగు
- అణగకొట్టుట. ⇄ down telugu
- అణుచుట ⇄ down telugu
down in English
- down ⇄ adj. 1. in a lower place or condition.
Ex. The sun is down.
2. going or pointed down.
Ex. the down train, a down escalator.
3. sick; ill.
Ex. She is down with a cold.
4. sad; discouraged.
Ex. He felt down abouenglish - down ⇄ adv. 1. from a higher to a lower place or condition.
Ex. They ran down from the top of the hill. The soldiers laid down their arms.
2. in a lower place or condition.
Ex. Down in the valley the fog still lingers.
(SYN) below. <english - down ⇄ down (1), adverb, preposition, adjective, verb, noun. english
- down ⇄ down (2), noun.
1. soft feathers.
Ex. a pillow made of down, the down of a young bird.
2. soft hair or fluff.
Ex. The down on a boy's chin develops into a beard.
3. (Botany.)
a. a fine, soft hair on some plants and fenglish - down ⇄ down (3), noun.
a mound or ridge of sand heaped up by the wind; dune.english - Down ⇄ Down, noun.
any one of certain breeds of sheep originally of the hills of Southern England (the Downs).english - down ⇄ expr. be down on, (Informal.) to be angry at; have a grudge against; show disapproval or dislike of.
Ex. The other players were down on him for quitting the game. In the next issue of the paper Mr. Henry Fairlie was down on Mr. Grimond ""like a carenglish - down ⇄ expr. down and out, completely without health, money, friends, or other resources; wretched; forsaken.
Ex. The old tramp was down and out without any place to turn for help.english - down ⇄ expr. down with,
a. to put down; throw down.
Ex. Down with tyranny! Down with your guns!
b. to get rid of.
Ex. Down with the lords of the forest [i.e. trees] (Charles Mackay).english - down ⇄ expr. downs, rolling, grassy land. english
- down ⇄ noun 1. a piece of bad luck.
Ex. the ups and downs of life.
2a. a chance to move a football forward. A team has four downs to make ten or more yards.
b. the declaring of the ball as down, or the play leading to this.
3. a downwenglish - down ⇄ prep. down along, through, or into.
Ex. You can ride down a hill, walk down a street, or sail down a river.english - down ⇄ v.i. to get down; lie down.
Ex. Down, Fido!english - down ⇄ v.t. 1. to put, throw, knock, or get down.
Ex. He downed the medicine at one swallow. He was downed in a fight.
2. to defeat.
Ex. Our baseball team downed Lincoln High School.english