Noun:

કિશોર,

Adjective:

ઉપેક્ષિત, ગૌણ, ઓછું, તુચ્છ, અજાતશમાશ્રુ, ઉતરતી, કિશોર, લઘુ, પ્રમાણમાં યુવાન,

minar's Usage Examples:

A readiness conference was set for June 10, 2013, and a preliminary court date was scheduled for July 10, 2013.

Preliminary research indicates that it may help counter drug addiction.

He has also delivered invited talks at many seminars and conferees.

Although Brandon's formal education ended after high school, his scholarship was sufficiently respected that he was from 1966"ndash;1967 a visiting professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and later conducted a seminar series on Native American literature at California State College in Long Beach, California.

The seminars will cover communication and computers; humanities, texts and values; theories of science and statistics; and history and the arts.

Graduating from Andover Theological Seminary in 1843, Salter and his companions — the so-called Iowa Band — went West to Iowa when it was only a territory to organize congregations, build churches and battle sin in all its infinite varieties.

luminaries is given, the distance of the other is also given, he tries by conjecturing the distance of the sun to demonstrate the distance of the moon.

In 1849, Mother Theodore Guerin established an orphanage in Vincennes, and in 1853, monks from Einsiedeln, Switzerland, founded Saint Meinrad abbey and seminary in southern Indiana, but plans to open a school for African Americans were never carried out.

Preliminary archaeologyPreliminary excavations at the beginning of January 1961 began near a remote valley named Taruga near the village of Takushara.

Arikha painted directly from the subject in natural light only, using no preliminary drawing, finishing a painting, pastel, print, ink, or drawing in one session.

(mihrab) set into the wall that indicates the direction of Mecca (qiblah), ablution facilities and minarets from which calls to prayer are issued.

theological seminary, or divinity school is an educational institution for educating students (sometimes called seminarians) in scripture, theology, generally.