Verb:

ठिनठिनाहट, रिरियाहट, दबी आवाज का रोना, कराहना,

whine's Usage Examples:

Changelings whine and screech and consistently irritate their human families, and they have an appetite that can't be satisfied.

On the track, you'll feel every bump and dip in the road and hear every whine to your engine and each tire rolling on the road.

Most parents who have more than one young child have heard a whine similar to, "Mommy and Daddy, can I sleep in Johnny's room tonight?"

Since the cars are high performance machines, you'll hear them whine to a crescendo, then pop the exhaust as if it's backfiring.

It includes diverse terrain and a climate that gets more than its fair share of cool Pacific air and moist bone-chilling fog, the kind of weather that inspired Mark Twain to whine about summers in San Francisco.

The short bark that is almost a whine means "Hey, I have to relieve myself right now!"

On many occasions, when he wants something (and I am speaking honestly here), he will whine or bark until I give him what he wants.

The hum in the air became a whine almost too loud to bear.

The whine of a straggling hound could be heard.

The whine in her voice made him cringe.

Synonyms:

yawp, yammer, talk, snivel, grizzle, verbalise, mouth, speak, utter, verbalize,

Antonyms:

fancy, pretentious, adorned, keep quiet, exhale,