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Meaning ofSee meaning baraamda in English, Hindi & Urdu
English meaning of baraamda
Noun, Masculine
- plural-in American English, a porch is a raised platform built along the outside wall of a house and often covered with a roof, the British word is veranda, veranda or verandah, a gallery or terrace with a roof on the front, back or side of a house
Adjective
- air ventilator
Sher Examples
bādaloñ meñ hai ghoñsla merā
bhar gayā hai barāmda merā
baadalon mein hai ghonsla mera
bhar gaya hai baramda mera
ghar meñ mehmāñ huī hai tanhā.ī
bhar gayā hai bar-āmda merā
ghar mein mehman hui hai tanhai
bhar gaya hai bar-amda mera
mire makān ko ġhurbat ne kar diyā taqsīm
barāmda thā yahāñ is dukān se pahle
mere makan ko ghurbat ne kar diya taqsim
baramda tha yahan is dukan se pahle
बरामदा के हिंदी अर्थ
بَرآمدہ کے اردو معانی
اسم، مذکر
- بالا خانے یا کوٹھی کے دروازے کے باہر کا سائبان، مکان کے سامنے بغیر دروازے کا کمرا، اوپر کی منزل کا باہر نکلا ہوا کمرا، پیش گاہ ایوان، غلام گردش، بارجہ، ورانڈہ
- دالان، اوسارا
صفت
- ابھرا ہوا
- ہوا کو باہر نکالنے والا روشن دان
Synonyms of baraamda
Interesting Information on baraamda
The word 'Baraamada' or Porch, is widely known. But less known is the fact that it is originally derived from Portuguese- in which it is written as Verandah- and got incorporated in Urdu around the start of the 18th century. Later it became a part of UK English in which it is written as Veranda. According to Lexico Oxford and Douglas R. Harper (an American lexicographer and author of the Online Etymology Dictionary), this word entered French after its growing use in UK English. The Persian word 'Yaar', which means a friend, has also made its place in the Oxford Dictionary. Its first use in UK English was seen around 1963.
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