Verb:

जिल्द बांधना, छांदना,

bind's Usage Examples:

A new and elaborate treaty, the terms of which have come down to us, was now concluded between the Russians and Greeks, a treaty which evidently sought to bind the two nations closely together and obviate all possible differences which might arise between them in the future.

Prince Andrew had loved his wife, she died, but that was not enough: he wanted to bind his happiness to another woman.

Then we'll bind you to him.

The problem of the early railway builders in the United States was to conquer the wilderness, to build an empire, and at the same time to bind the East to the West and the North to the South.

Darkyn had gone through the process to blood bind Deidre; he wasn't going to let his only source of food go.

Those who would consult him had first to surprise and bind him during his noonday slumber in a cave by the sea, where he was wont to pass the heat of the day surrounded by his seals.

I heard the owner was in a bind, and that's what made me think of it.

Why did I bind myself to her?

But federation on a larger scale was never possible in Phoenicia, for the reason that no sense of political unity existed to bind the different states together.

Finding it and turning it over was a small price to pay to get out of the bind she was in.

Synonyms:

cohere, attach, adhere, stick, hold fast, cleave, stick to, bond, cling,

Antonyms:

open circuit, dull, unmuzzle, summerize, detach,