Noun:

बोर्डिंग-हाउस में ठहरनेवाला, बोर्डिंग-स्कूल का छात्र,

boarders's Usage Examples:

boarders aged 8 to 11.

This 9.2 inch rifle guarding the island " aircraft carrier " is intended to " repel boarders.

She made the long-neglected garden profitable; kept pigs and poultry; rented other gardens; stocked a fishpond; farmed in a small way; and had her house full of boarders.

Mathematics and classics are taught in them and the masters are allowed to take boarders.

The wool-growing industry has been almost entirely destroyed by the competition of Australia and the West, and the people are now engaged mainly in dairy-farming, timbering, graniteand marble-quarrying, and in keeping summer boarders.

Hardly a noble house of Spain or Italy was not represented in the fleet, and the princes headed the boarders.

It is a large house, devoid of boarders, though a weathered sign offers such accommodations.

The number of scholars, called King's Scholars, on the foundation is 60, of which 40, who are boarders, represent the original number.

The only exception is the Hamidieh school for boys - a government institution which takes both boarders and day-scholars.

The great proportion of the boys are home boarders (Town Boys).

Synonyms:

schoolchild, pupil, school-age child,

Antonyms:

acquaintance, nonresident,