Noun:

घंटाघाटी,

hand in's Usage Examples:

Most historians point to what the painter Apsīšu Jēkabs called the beginning of a cleft between the Latvian farmer and his farm hand in the 1870s, and by 1897 there were 591 656 landless peasants in what is now Latvia (compared to 418 028 smallholders and their dependents).

[citation needed] Exceptionally, a ruler was himself titled Dewan or a loftier variation, notably: in Beri-Bundelkhand in Dhurwai in Jaso (Jassu) and.

This has gained them the upper hand in accessing markets blocked by topographical features.

Dancers form a circle and dance, arm in arm, hand in hand, with the left foot put forward, while making rhythmical, graceful movements.

think that rotating an output shaft by hand in a pulled-out section would misalign the computer, but the type of data transmission of all such shafts did.

the end of the day, after a breakthrough in his pranks on Dwight, Jim giddily grabs Pam"s hand in an attempt to explain what has just happened.

Jacks and sevens are called the dead man"s hand in the 1903 Encyclopaedia of Superstitions, Folklore, and the Occult Sciences.

hand including the microkeratome, pneumatic fixation rings, applanation tonometers, and applanation lenses to measure the diameter of the resection made.

people slap the back of one hand into the palm of the other hand to signify urgency or enthusiasm.

song to thee, The bright and blest; Loyally now we stand As brothers, hand in hand, And sing God save the land We love the best.

Handhorn technique Before the advent of the valve horn, a player would increase the number of playable notes beyond the normal [series (music)|harmonic series] by changing the position of his/her hand in the bell.

The revised editions correct the Latin of the originals and elaborate on many of the earlier entries, which were written by a terse hand in their unedited states.

At the Olympics he won his first two bouts, but broke a carpal bone in a hand in the second one, and hence withdrew from the semifinal and.

Synonyms:

close,

Antonyms:

distant, open,