Verb:

उपांग होना, मुनासिब होना, संबद्ध होना,

pertains's Usage Examples:

As it pertains today, the reforms were given under pressure from below.

As the great Mother pertains to nature, matter and Earth, the great Father archetype pertains to the ream of light and spirit.

In ordinary language the adjective "humane" is restricted to the sense of "kind-hearted," "unselfish": the abstract "humanity" has this sense and also the sense of "that which pertains to mankind" derived in this case with the companion adjective "human."

Since 1845 Northern and Southern Baptists alike have greatly increased in numbers, in missionary work, in educational institutions, in literary activity and in everything that pertains to the equipment and organization of a great religious denomination.

In his classification it was included in the same genus as the orang-utan; and it has recently been suggested that the name Simia pertains of right to the chimpanzee rather than to the orang-utan.

r)OtKOS, that which pertains to rlOos, character.

Certain of his poems, moreover, - for example, " To Mary," " The Receipt of my Mother's Portrait," and the ballad " On the Loss of the Royal George," - will, it may safely be affirmed, continue to be familiar to each successive generation in a way that pertains to few things in literature.

Naturally I love peace and hate war and all that pertains to war; I see nothing admirable in the ruthless career of Napoleon, save its finish.

Exquisite as he is in his special mode of execution, he undoubtedly falls far short, not only of his great naturalist contemporaries such as 1Vlasaccio and Lippo Lippi, but even of so distant a precursor as Giotto, in all that pertains to bold or life-like invention of a subject or the realization of ordinary appearances, expressions and actions - the facts of nature, as distinguished from the aspirations or contemplations of the spirit.

The new rule pertains to file permissions.

Synonyms:

concern, center on, interest, affect, bear on, center, regard, touch, go for, touch on, allude, have-to doe with, come to, refer, revolve about, advert, matter to, hold, involve, relate, apply, concentrate on, focus on, revolve around,

Antonyms:

derestrict, lack, exclude, obviate, dissociate,