एक भाग किंवा वैशिष्ट्य व्हा,

Verb:

संरेखित व्हा, समाविष्ट रहा, संबंधित होतात,

appertains's Usage Examples:

Third, the executive power, which appertains to the King, that is to say, the laws and ordinances are carried out by.

Edward VI "that our Grammar School may also stand with such stipend as appertains the like, wherein our poor youth may be instructed" – his Commissioners.

expounded and inculcated in Encyclical Letters already for other reasons appertains to Catholic doctrine.

sovereign rights and jurisdiction over the Outer Continental Shelf which appertains to it.

"Xenophon is the father of the system of retreat, the originator of all that appertains to the science of rear-guard fighting.

describes it as "the last of the Russian wind instruments" but noted it "appertains properly to the Finns".

promise to hold, guard, and protect the aforesaid house with all that appertains to it, as though it were our own royal demesne In addition to these royal.

of the court, the distribution of duties in general between the judges appertains to the Chief Justice.

troops, without which nothing could have been effected, the merit chiefly appertains to Charles Smith, the Captain of Engineers.

The right to appoint knights and officers of the Order appertains exclusively to the Sovereign Head.

the referee, blows with fists were exchanged, and all the dignity that appertains in the referee was rudely trampled on.

According to earth manikin laws the royal dignity appertains to the winner.

The right to appoint knights and officers of the Order appertains exclusively to the Sovereign Head.