Noun:

दारावरची बेल वाजली, टोलावणे, डोअरबेल,

knockers's Usage Examples:

Door knockers, often cast in bronze, had a symbolic significance across eastern Anatolia.

functional objects such as ashtrays, electric lamps, door knockers, and doorknobs, as well as some jewelry.

deadbolts, latches, numerals, letter plates, switch plates, and door knockers.

However, it was not spriggans but the buccas or knockers who were associated with tin mining, and who played a protective role towards.

The entrance gate, usually painted vermilion and with copper door knockers on it, is usually at the southeastern corner.

Knocker and knockers may refer to: Knocker (folklore), mythical creature in Welsh and Cornish folklore Knocker (radio series) People: Elsie Knocker (1884–1978).

Cornish miners brought tales of the Tommyknockers and their theft of unwatched items and warning knocks to western Pennsylvania, when they migrated there.

Pork-knockers are freelance Guyanese prospectors who mine for diamonds and gold in the alluvial plains of the Guyanese interior.

as well as Russian, European and Middle Eastern applied arts - Iranian faucets of the 12th-19th centuries, doorknockers, keys, locks, nails, Iranian-Turkmen.

non-Cornish miners, who worked deep in the earth where the noisy support timbers creaked and groaned, came to believe in the Tommyknockers.

slogan was "Sudbury is a progressive city; we should be optimists and boasters, not pessimists and knockers".

Pork-knockers have been.

To some miners, knockers were malevolent spirits and the knocking was the sound of them hammering.

Synonyms:

big wheel, big gun, big enchilada, big cheese, big fish, head honcho, big shot, big deal,

Antonyms:

keep, diverge, man, show, unclasp,