Bamda, Baṃḍā: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary1) Baṃḍā (बंडा) [Also spelled banda]:—(a) tailless, without a tail; (nm) a kind of vegetable of the tass-group.
2) Baṃda (बंद) [Also spelled band]:—(a) closed, shut; locked (up); stopped, discontinued; (nm) a bandh, closure; bund, bank; knot; a string or strap; body joint; a stanza, verse; as a suffix it means that which ties or binds; —[galī] a blind alley; ~[gobhī] cabbage; -[baṃda] each and every joint; ~[sāla] a prison; —[karanā] to close/stop/shut/discontinue; to put behind the bars; -[baṃda ḍhīle karanā] to tire out, to weary.
3) Baṃdā (बंदा) [Also spelled banda]:—(nm) a servant, slave; an individual; humble self (used by a speaker for himself out of modesty); —, [khudā kā] a man of God, a creation of God; ~[nivāja] kind to one’s own men; ~[nivājī] kindness to one’s own men; ~[paravara] (a deferential form of address) protector of one’s own men; hence ~[paravarī] (nf); —[joḍe palī-palī rāma udhāreṃ kuppā] man proposes, God disposes.
4) Bāṃḍa (बांड):—(nm) a bond; —, [bacata] a savings bond; —, [rāṣṭrīya] a national bond.
5) Bāṃḍā (बांडा):—(a) tail-less, whose tail has been cut; helpless; with none to bank upon.
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Starts with (+33): Bamdabalu, Bamdacumda, Bamdadu, Bamdagi, Bamdai, Bamdala, Bamdale, Bamdaleya, Bamdali, Bamdalike, Bamdalisu, Bamdallu, Bamdalu, Bamdamatu, Bamdambidu, Bamdamini, Bamdana, Bamdanavara, Bamdanige, Bamdanike.
Ends with (+4): Abanda, Adibamda, Amdabamda, Bajubanda, Banda, Cakacaubamda, Dastabamda, Gulubamda, Hamdabamda, Hasirubamda, Ijarabamda, Jagabamda, Jerubamda, Kamarabanda, Kamaribamda, Murajabandha, Nalabanda, Pabamda, Padibamda, Paibamda.
Full-text (+46): Banda, Hukmi, Gobhi, Dibba, Bolati, Band, Tarakasha, Bakatara, Dhukadhuki, Attsatt, Tarkash, Teen, Pauli, Chanda, Muhar, Bhaiya, Kokha, Chhand, Bamde, Sikka.
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