Noun:

पहाड़ पर चढ़नेवाला, पर्वत-निवासी, पहाड़ी, पर्वतारोही,

mountaineer's Usage Examples:

MCofS should be very careful about publicizing it; hence my extreme disquiet relating to its prominent position in current Scottish Mountaineer.

To take in an Alpine summit on skis, in the winter or spring, is to become a complete mountaineer.

Additionally, some Buxton wallets have specialty features, such as the Mountaineer Executive Thinfold, which is an extra-thin tri-fold wallet, and the Modernist Double ID Passcase, which has extra organizational features for travelers.

ROHILLA (a Pushtu word for "mountaineer"), a tribe of Afghan marauders, who, towards the beginning of the 18th century, conquered a district of Hindostan, giving it the name of Rohilkhand, which still survives as an alternative title of the Bareilly division of the United Provinces.

rises abruptly out of a marshy country, offers the obstacles of magnificent, inaccessible granite cliffs and large glaciers to the mountaineer; it is the loftiest peak in North America (ca.

After imposing these harsh terms on his enemy, the conqueror might naturally have shown clemency to the Tirolese leader, Andreas Hofer; but that brave mountaineer, when betrayed by a friend, was sentenced to death at Mantua owing to the arrival of a special message to that effect from Napoleon.

imparted a self-reliant enthusiasm to his countrymen, formed them into an army, and organized them as a political community; his mountaineer infantry, though limited in numbers, proved desperately courageous; his cavalry was daring and ubiquitous.

"Jim" Bridger, a famous mountaineer and scout, saw the lake in 1824, apparently before any other white man.

At least one of the victims was an experienced mountaineer.

Latrobe was an excellent mountaineer, and made some important ascents in Switzerland in 1824-1826.

Synonyms:

adventurer, alpinist, climber, mountain climber, venturer,

Antonyms:

decrease, stand still, descent, stay, fall,