Adjective:

अ भी मा न, अभिमान, अहंकारी,

boatful मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

अहंकारी राक्षसाने सकाळ होण्यापूर्वी दगडाच्या पायऱ्यांचे रस्ते तर तयार केले पण विश्रामगृहाचे काम चालू असतानाच देवीने एका मायावी कोंबड्याच्या द्वारे सकाळ झाल्याचे सूचित केले ज्यामुळे रागावलेल्या नरकासुराने त्याचा पाठलाग केला.

फिज्युटिव्ह हिस्ट्रिज ही कादंबरी समुदायांमधील तेढ आणि प्रस्थापिततेची अहंकारी भूमिका उलगडणारी भविष्यसूचक कादंबरी आहे.

ती एक श्रीमंत राजकीय व्यक्तिमत्त्व उत्तम जाधव कुटुंबातील असल्याने ती अत्यंत अहंकारी दाखवली आहे.

शशिकांत अहंकारी (२०११).

कामाख्या विषयाचे अभ्यासक तसेच प्राच्य विद्या विषयाचे विशेषज्ञ याविषयी म्हणतात-याविषयीची आख्यायिका अशी आहे की- असुरराज नरकासुर अहंकारी होता.

या विजयानंतर शाहरूख खानावरील देशद्रोहाचा आरोप तर पुसला जातोच, पण एका महिला खेळाडूच्या वाग्दत्त वराच्या अहंकारी स्वभावाला 'हम किसीसे कम नहीं' असा जोरदार प्रतिजवाब मिळतो.

त्यांनी दुरचित्रवाहिनी वरील त्यांच्या कामासाठी कौतुक आणि मान्यता मिळवली असली तरी, हे चित्रिकरणादरम्यान दरम्यान सेटवर अहंकारीपणाने वागतात.

boatful's Usage Examples:

He brought with him a boatful of crew.

sinking is the worst such accident in Sierra Leone since 2002, when a boatful of refugees capsized.

During one of these raiding voyages, Rentap attacked and killed a boatful of Sambas people including the nephew of Sultan Sambas.

As they examine it, Micromégas finds a boatful of philosophers on their return from the Arctic Circle and carefully picks.

In 1618 he published his other famous work called A boatful of young people floating to shore ("Łódź młodzi z nawałności do brzegu.

Donald Monro wrote that the men of Ness sailed there in their small craft to "fetche hame thair boatful of dry wild fowls", a tradition that continues.

He had, however, been recognised, and a boatful of watermen from Kirkcaldy pursued the vessel, which, as it was almost.

He had, however, been recognised, and a boatful of watermen from Kirkcaldy pursued the vessel, which, as it was almost a dead calm, was overtaken at the mouth of the Forth.

that the men of Ness sailed in their small craft to "fetche hame thair boatful of dry wild fowls with wild fowl fedderi".

wrote that the men of Ness sailed there in their small craft to "fetche hame thair boatful of dry wild fowls", a tradition that continues to this day.

They exited to reveal a boatful of lost souls crossing the river Styx.

England in 1948 on the HMT Empire Windrush, the ship which carried the first boatful of West Indian immigrants to post war Britain.

In a typical course, the boatful of riders floats through a small section of channel upon leaving the station.