Noun:

उद्या, विशिष्ट वेळ, स्त्रीराज, कल्प, युग, वेळ, अमल, स्टेज, ठरावीक काळ, कालावधी, भाग, कालबाह्यता, पूर्ण वाक्य, बस एवढेच, वेळेची विभागणी,

period's Usage Examples:

After a latency period of 5–10 minutes irritation of the eyes, lungs and mucous membranes develops.

Due to Spiral's time travel abilities, Rita, the babies and Spiral can all exist at the same period simultaneously.

see null hypothesis)in forensics and justice, the proof of guilt or innocence of a suspect after evaluating evidence in a criminal investigationin economics and accounting, the profit or loss at the end of a fiscal period.

পরগনা, parganā), Hindi: परगना, Urdu: پرگنہ‎) or parganah, also spelt pergunnah during the time of the Sultanate period, Mughal times and British Raj.

The reasons for making the villa a World Heritage Site are: it is a masterpiece that brings together the material culture of the Mediterranean world, it inspired the Renaissance and baroque period, it inspires the modern world as well, and the villa is an exceptional survival of the early Roman Empire.

Water flow is periodically important but inconsiderable during summers when the lake remains relatively stratified.

The Asian financial crisis was a period of financial crisis that gripped much of East Asia and Southeast Asia beginning in July 1997 and raised fears.

During a game against the Chicago Blackhawks on December 22, 2006, Peca collided with Chicago defenceman Jim Vandermeer with 5:17 left in the first period.

The system can be in a state of either periodic motion or chaotic motion before it goes to amplitude death.

He was found guilty of the murder of Kastenberger in the Supreme Court of Victoria on 12 June 2009, and he was subsequently jailed for life with a non-parole period of 30 years.

Edo period, the area was mostly farmland producing daikon radishes, gobo burdocks, and potatoes.

He concludes that "the exterminatory violence of this period can be best explained not through a traditionally.

To calculate the equity-risk premium, subtract the risk free rate from the return of a stock over a period of time.

Synonyms:

half-life, canicule, dawn, mid-March, bronze age, mid-July, time of year, hour, sleep, downtime, iron age, calendar day, life, hours, half-century, bloom, phase of the moon, midwinter, past, tour, reign, prohibition, long run, trimester, daylight, lustrum, yr, long haul, uptime, time frame, continuance, shelf life, evening, lifetime, trial period, term of a contract, mid-September, fundamental quantity, extra time, calendar month, time limit, nighttime, lactation, tour of duty, tide, day, mid-April, hitch, test period, silly season, prime, half life, duration, age, elapsed time, decennium, years, efflorescence, mid-May, life-time, epoch, decade, flush, time of life, mid-January, season, mid-February, times, mid-November, mid-December, term of enlistment, time period, term, weekend, drouth, bimester, prehistoric culture, occupation, long time, flower, window, novitiate, work time, peacetime, festival, multistage, calendar week, night, watch, month, nap, school day, year, morning time, stage, hospitalization, prohibition era, quarter-century, daytime, duty tour, schooltime, eve, question time, prehistory, dog days, overtime, bout, clotting time, fortnight, rainy day, field day, usance, wartime, two weeks, mid-June, millennium, fundamental measure, enlistment, period of time, twelvemonth, morn, midweek, civil day, dark, Saint Martin"s summer, quadrennium, bimillenary, phase, bimillennium, school, mid-August, heyday, youth, lease, week, hebdomad, mid-October, drought, quinquennium, silver age, generation, peak, early days, century, run, blossom, decennary, time off, time, regulation time, Indian summer, forenoon, millenary, real time, great year, noviciate, running time, puerperium, indiction, Platonic year, study hall, Olympiad, honeymoon, lifespan, morning, canicular days, travel time, air alert, semester, lunar time period, quarter, era, incubation period, Golden Age,

Antonyms:

uptime, time off, night, day, regulation time, downtime, work time, overtime,