Verb:

ଶୀତଦିନେ |,

hibernate's Usage Examples:

They can hibernate in tree roots, under ancient hedges, in rubble, woodpiles and drystone walls.

It hibernates in the egg stage.

Those few species that dwell in arid environments typically hibernate or aestivate during dry periods to preserve moisture.

They do not hibernate in the winter because their bodies are too small to store sufficient fat reserves and as they have a short fasting duration.

Between October and March, the bats [They hibernate alone, and can bear temperatures down to .

Big brown bats often hibernate by themselves, or in small groups.

The pupa hibernates.

While some big brown bats hibernate in subterranean locations such as caves and underground mines, most can be found in warm man-made structures.

Swedish badminton player Karolina Olsson (1861–1950), Swedish woman who hibernated for three decades Marcus Olsson (born 1988), footballer and brother of.

apart from the period April 1960 to January 1962 when the magazine "hibernated" owing to unfortunate circumstances.

Some moths also hibernate in the mines.

hiatus, indehiscence, indehiscent, inhiation hibern- wintry Latin hibernus hibernacle, hibernaculum, hibernal, hibernate, hibernation, hibernator hidrot- sweat.

cocoon from the mine by making a circular cut in the upper epidermis of the leaf and hibernates in the fallen cocoon.

Synonyms:

slumber, log Z"s, kip, catch some Z"s, sleep, hole up,

Antonyms:

waking, be active, wake, aestivate, estivate,