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Definition शाम शब्द की परिभाषा इंग्लिश में

Eve: (Old Testament) Adam''s wife In Judeo-Christian Mythology: The first woman And mother Of The human Race
Example: God Created Eve from Adam''s Rib And placed Adam And Eve In The Garden Of Eden

Eve: The Day Before
Example: He always Arrives On The Eve Of Her Departure

Eve: The latter part Of The Day (the period Of Decreasing daylight from late afternoon until Nightfall)
Example: He Enjoyed The evening light across The Lake

Eve: The period immediately before Something
Example: On The Eve Of The French Revolution

Even: make even Or more Even

Even: become even Or more Even
Example: even Out The Surface

Even: make level Or Straight
Example: level The Ground

Even: equal In degree Or extent Or Amount
Example: Or equally matched Or Balanced

Even: Of The score In A Contest
Example: The score Is Tied

Even: being level Or straight Or regular And without variation As e.g. In shape Or Texture
Example: Or being In The same plane Or At The same height As something Else (i.e. even With)

Even: divisible By Two

Even: Occurring At fixed Intervals
Example: A regular Beat

Even: symmetrically Arranged
Example: even Features

Even: Used As An intensive especially To indicate something Unexpected
Example: even An idiot Knows That

Even: To A greater degree Or Extent
Example: Used with Comparisons

Even: In spite Of
Example: Notwithstanding

Even: To The full Extent
Example: loyal even unto Death

Fall: The Act Of Surrendering (under Agreed Conditions)
Example: they were protected until The capitulation Of The Fort

Fall: A sudden drop from An upright Position
Example: He Had A nasty spill On The Ice

Fall: A lapse into Sin
Example: A loss Of innocence Or Of Chastity

Fall: A sudden sharp decrease In some Quantity
Example: A drop Of 57 Points On The Dow Jones Index

Fall: A free And rapid descent By The force Of Gravity
Example: It Was A miracle that He Survived The drop From that Height

Fall: A movement Downward
Example: The rise And fall Of The Tides

Fall: A sudden decline In strength Or number Or Importance
Example: The fall Of The House Of Hapsburg

Fall: when A Wrestler''s Shoulders Are forced To The Mat

Fall: The lapse Of mankind into sinfulness because Of The Sin Of Adam And Eve
Example: women have Been Blamed ever since The Fall

Fall: A downward slope Or Bend

Fall: The time Of Day immediately following Sunset
Example: He Loved The Twilight

Fall: The season when The leaves fall from The Trees
Example: In The fall Of 1973

Fall: pass suddenly And passively into A state Of body Or Mind
Example: fall into A Trap

Fall: decrease In Size, Extent, Or Range
Example: The amount Of homework Decreased towards The End Of The Semester

Fall: come As If By Falling
Example: Night Fell

Fall: Go As If By Falling
Example: Grief fell from Our Hearts

Fall: occur At A Specified time Or Place
Example: Christmas falls On A Monday this Year

Fall: begin Vigorously
Example: The Prisoners fell To work right Away

Fall: Be Born, Used chiefly Of Lambs
Example: The Lambs fell In The Afternoon

Fall: come Out
Example: Issue

Fall: Be cast Down
Example: His eyes Fell

Fall: assume A Disappointed Or Sad Expression
Example: Her face fell when She Heard that She would Be Laid Off

Fall: fall Or flow In A certain Way
Example: This dress Hangs Well

Fall: move downward And Lower, But Not necessarily All The Way
Example: The temperature Is going Down

Fall: descend In free fall under The influence Of Gravity
Example: The branch fell from The Tree

Fall: drop oneself To A lower Or less erect Position
Example: She fell back In Her Chair

Fall: lose An upright position Suddenly
Example: The vase fell over And The water Spilled onto The Table

Fall: slope Downward
Example: The hills around here fall towards The Ocean

Fall: move In A Specified Direction
Example: The line Of Men fall Forward

Fall: Be inherited By
Example: The estate fell To My Sister

Fall: fall To somebody By assignment Or Lot
Example: The task fell To Me

Fall: come into The possession Of
Example: The house Accrued To The oldest Son

Fall: Be Captured
Example: The Cities fell To The Enemy

Fall: To Be given By assignment Or Distribution
Example: The most difficult task fell On The Youngest member Of The Team

Fall: To Be given By right Or Inheritance
Example: The estate fell To The oldest Daughter

Fall: lose office Or Power
Example: The government fell Overnight

Fall: suffer Defeat, Failure, Or Ruin
Example: We must stand Or Fall

Fall: yield To temptation Or Sin
Example: Adam And Eve Fell

Fall: lose One''s Chastity
Example: A fallen Woman

Fall: touch Or seem As If touching visually Or Audibly
Example: Light fell On Her Face

Fall: Die, As In battle Or In A Hunt
Example: Many Soldiers fell At Verdun

Fall: Be Due
Example: Payments fall On The 1st Of The Month

Fall: come Under, Be classified Or Included
Example: fall into A Category

Fall: fall from Clouds
Example: Rain, snow And sleet were Falling

Twilight: The diffused light from The Sky when The Sun Is below The horizon But Its Rays Are Refracted By The atmosphere Of The Earth

Twilight: A condition Of decline following Successes
Example: In The twilight Of The Empire

Twilight: The time Of Day immediately following Sunset
Example: He Loved The Twilight

Evening: The latter part Of The Day (the period Of Decreasing daylight from late afternoon until Nightfall)
Example: He Enjoyed The evening light across The Lake

Evening: The early part Of Night (from dinner until Bedtime) spent In A special Way
Example: An evening At The Opera

Evening: A later Concluding time Period
Example: It Was The evening Of The Roman Empire

Crepuscle: The time Of Day immediately following Sunset
Example: He Loved The Twilight

Crepuscule: The time Of Day immediately following Sunset
Example: He Loved The Twilight

Eventide: The latter part Of The Day (the period Of Decreasing daylight from late afternoon until Nightfall)
Example: He Enjoyed The evening light across The Lake

Meaning शाम शब्द का अर्थ इंग्लिश में

Eve [Noun]: Evening.

Eve [Noun]: The evening before A Holiday, from The Jewish mode Of reckoning The Day As beginning At Sunset. Not At Midnight; As, Christians Eve Is The evening before Christmas; Also, The Period immediately preceding some important Event.

Even [Noun]: Evening. See Eve, N. 1.

Even [Adjective]: Level, Smooth, Or equal In Surface; Not Rough; free From Irregularities; hence uniform In rate Of motion Of Action; As, Even Ground; An even Speed; An even course Of Conduct.

Even [Adjective]: Equable; Not easily Ruffed Or Disturbed; Calm; Uniformly self Possessed; As, An even Temper.

Even [Adjective]: Parallel; On A Level; Reaching The same Limit.

Even [Adjective]: Balanced; Adjusted; Fair; Equitable; Impartial; just To Both Side; owing nothing On either Side; said Of Accounts, Bargains, Or Persons Indebted; As, Our Accounts Are Even; An even Bargain.

Even [Adjective]: Without An Irregularity, Flaw, Or Blemish; Pure.

Even [Adjective]: Associate; Fellow; Of The same Condition.

Even [Adjective]: Not Odd; capable Of division By Two without A Remainder; said Of Numbers; As, 4 And 10 Are even Numbers.

Even [Verb]: To make even Or Level; To Level; To Lay Smooth.

Even [Verb]: To Equal

Even [Verb]: To place In An equal State, As To Obligation, Or In A state In which nothing Is Due On either Side; To Balance, As Accounts; To make Quits.

Even [Verb]: To Set Right; To Complete.

Even [Verb]: To Act Up To; To keep pace With.

Even [Verb]: To Be Equal.

Even [Adjective]: In An equal Or precisely similar Manner; Equally; Precisely; Just; Likewise; As Well.

Even [Adjective]: Up To, Or down To, An unusual measure Or Level; So much As; Fully; Quite.

Even [Adjective]: As might Not Be Expected; Serving To introduce what Is unexpected Or less Expected.

Even [Adjective]: At The very Time; In The very Case.

Fall [Verb]: To Descend, either suddenly Or Gradually; Particularly, To descend By The force Of Gravity; To Drop; To Sink; As, The apple Falls; The tide Falls; The mercury falls In The Barometer.

Fall [Verb]: To cease To Be Erect; To take suddenly A Recumbent Posture; To become Prostrate; To Drop; As, A child Totters And Falls; A tree Falls; A Worshiper falls On His Knees.

Fall [Verb]: To find A final Outlet; To discharge Its Waters; To Empty; with Into; As, The river Rhone falls into The Mediterranean.

Fall [Verb]: To become prostrate And Dead; To Die; Especially, To Die By Violence, As In Battle.

Fall [Verb]: To cease To Be active Or Strong; To Die Away; To Lose Strength; To Subside; To become less Intense; As, The wind Falls.

Fall [Verb]: To issue forth into Life; To Be Brought Forth; said Of The young Of certain Animals.

Fall [Verb]: To decline In Power, Glory, Wealth, Or Importance; To become Insignificant; To lose rank Or Position; To decline In Weight, Value, price Etc.; To become Less; As, The Falls; stocks fell Two Points.

Fall [Verb]: To Be Overthrown Or Captured; To Be Destroyed.

Fall [Verb]: To descend In character Or Reputation; To become Degraded; To sink into Vice, Error, Or Sin; To depart from The Faith; To Apostatize; To Sin.

Fall [Verb]: To become Insnared Or Embarrassed; To Be Entrapped; To Be worse Off than Before; Asm To fall into Error; To fall Into Difficulties.

Fall [Verb]: To assume A look Of shame Or Disappointment; To become Or appear Dejected; said Of The Countenance.

Fall [Verb]: To Sink; To Languish; To become feeble Or Faint; As, Our spirits rise And fall with Our Fortunes.

Fall [Verb]: To pass somewhat Suddenly, And Passively, into A New State Of body Or Mind; To Become; As, To fall Asleep; To Fall into A Passion; To fall In Love; To Fall into Temptation.

Fall [Verb]: To Happen; To To come To Pass; To Light; To Befall; To Issue; To Terminate.

Fall [Verb]: To Come; To Occur; To Arrive.

Fall [Verb]: To begin with Haste, Ardor, Or Vehemence; To rush Or Hurry; As, they fell To Blows.

Fall [Verb]: To pass Or Be Transferred By Chance, Lot, Distribution, Inheritance, Or Otherwise; As, The estate fell To His Brother; The Kingdom fell into The hands Of His Rivals.

Fall [Verb]: To belong Or Appertain.

Fall [Verb]: To Be Dropped Or Uttered Carelessly; As, An Unguarded expression fell from His Lips; Not A Murmur fell from Him.

Fall [Verb]: To Let Fall; To Drop.

Fall [Verb]: To Sink; To Depress; As, To fall The Voice.

Fall [Verb]: To Diminish; To lessen Or Lower.

Fall [Verb]: To bring Forth; As, To fall Lambs.

Fall [Verb]: To Fell; To Cut Down; As, To fall A Tree.

Fall [Noun]: The Act Of Falling; A dropping Or Descending Be The force Of Gravity; Descent; As, A fall from A Horse, Or from The yard Of Ship.

Fall [Noun]: The Act Of dropping Or tumbling from An erect Posture; As, He Was walking On Ice, And Had A Fall.

Fall [Noun]: Death; Destruction; Overthrow; Ruin.

Fall [Noun]: Downfall; Degradation; loss Of greatness Or Office; termination Of Greatness, Power, Or Dominion; Ruin; Overthrow; As, The fall Of The Roman Empire.

Fall [Noun]: The surrender Of A Besieged fortress Or Town ; As, The Fall Of Sebastopol.

Fall [Noun]: Diminution Or decrease In price Or Value; Depreciation; As, The fall Of Prices; The fall Of Rents.

Fall [Noun]: A sinking Of Tone; Cadence; As, The fall Of The voice At The close Of A Sentence.

Fall [Noun]: Declivity; The descent Of land Or A Hill; A Slope.

Fall [Noun]: Descent Of Water; A Cascade; A Cataract; A rush Of water Down A precipice Or Steep; usually In The Plural, sometimes In The Singular; As, The falls Of Niagara.

Fall [Noun]: The discharge Of A river Or current Of water into The Ocean, Or into A lake Or Pond; As, The fall Of The Po into The Gulf Of Venice.

Fall [Noun]: Extent Of Descent; The distance which anything Falls; As, The water Of A stream Has A fall Of five Feet.

Fall [Noun]: The season when leaves fall from Trees; Autumn.

Fall [Noun]: That which Falls; A Falling; As, A fall Of Rain; A heavy Fall Of Snow.

Fall [Noun]: The Act Of Felling Or cutting Down.

Fall [Noun]: Lapse Or Declension from innocence Or Goodness. Specifically: The first Apostasy; The Act Of Our first Parents In Eating The forbidden Fruit; Also, The apostasy Of The rebellious Angels.

Fall [Noun]: Formerly, A kind Of ruff Or band For The Neck; A Falling Band; A Faule.

Fall [Noun]: That Part (as One Of The Ropes) Of A tackle To which The power Is applied In Hoisting.

Twilight [Noun]: The light Perceived before The Rising, And after The Setting, Of The Sun, Or when The Sun Is less than 18¡ below The Horizon, Occasioned By The illumination Of The Earth's atmosphere By The direct Rays Of The Sun And their reflection On The Earth.

Twilight [Noun]: faint Light; A dubious Or uncertain medium through Which anything Is Viewed.

Twilight [Adjective]: Seen Or done By Twilight.

Twilight [Adjective]: Imperfectly Illuminated; Shaded; Obscure.

Evening [Noun]: Of Even

Evening [Noun]: The latter part And close Of The Day, And The beginning Of darkness Or Night; Properly, The decline Of The Day, Or Of The Sum.

Evening [Noun]: The latter Portion, As Of Life; The declining Period, As Of strength Or Glory.

Crepuscle [Noun]: Alt. Of Crepuscule

Crepuscule [Noun]: Twilight.

Eventide [Noun]: The time Of Evening; Evening.

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