Verb:

देशांतर गमन करना, ख़ानाबदोशी होना, उपनिवेश बसाना, बस जाना, जा बसना,

migrated's Usage Examples:

In 1447 he migrated to Italy, where Cardinal Bessarion gave him his patronage.

Rather than subject themselves to the tyranny of Ali Pasha, the Pargiotes decided to forsake their country; and accordingly in 1819, having previously exhumed and burned the remains of their ancestors, they migrated to the Ionian Islands.

He had married young and had migrated from Banbury to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1685.

Schuermans in his researches discovered that during the 15th and 16th centuries many glass-workers left Altare and settled in France, - the Saroldi migrated to Poitou, the Ferri to Provence, the Massari to Lorraine and the Bormioli to Normandy.

JOHN MORTON (c. 1420-1500), archbishop of Canterbury, cardinal and statesman, belonged to a family which had migrated from Nottinghamshire into Dorset, and was born either at Bere Regis or Milborne St Andrew.

These in their turn migrated to other settlements and were replaced, about the end of the 5th century of our era, by Slavonic tribes, the Wilzi and the Pomerani.

LEON OF MODENA (1571-1648), Jewish scholar, was born in Venice, of a notable French family which had migrated to Italy after the expulsion of the Jews from France.

He next entered the university of Bonn, but migrated to Erlangen when the professor of chemistry, K.

The last remnant migrated in 1841.

In June 1448 the rump of the council migrated to Lausanne.

Synonyms:

emigrate, immigrate, transmigrate, move,

Antonyms:

ascend, recede, rise, immigrate, stay,