Meaning of لڑائی in Tamil

Meaning of لڑائی in English

• BATT
• BATTAILOUS
• BATTLED
• BATTLEDORE
• BATTLEDORED
• BATTLEDORING
• BATTLEMENT
• BATTLESTEAD
• BATTLING
• BATTUE
• BATTUTE
• COMBAT
• COMBATTING
• DIGHTING
• FATTRELS
• FERE
• FIGHTERESS
• FIGHTING
• FIGHTINGS
• FIGHTWITE
• FIGHTS
• FRAY
• FRAYINGS
• INFIGHT
• INFIGHTING
• OUTFIGHT
• OUTFIGHTING
• STRIFES
• STRIFT
• UNFIGHT
• UNFIGHTING

English usage of لڑائی

• ‘She'd get a lot more out of that cape if she had some batts in there to stiffen out the edges,’ said another one.
• representatives from eight countries are battling for the title
• He and I played games like marbles and shuttlecock and battledore .
• Here, you can see stone cannon balls built into the castle walls, defensive battlements and interior living quarters.
• representatives from eight countries are battling for the title
• Heavy investment was made in the nineteenth century in rearing thousands of pheasants for leisured slaughter in the battue .
• men killed in combat
• an effort to combat drug trafficking
• he put up his fists and took a fighting stance
• terrible fighting broke out in the streets
• we'll get into a fight and wind up with bloody noses
• nineteen companies intend to bid for the contract, with three more expected to enter the fray
• the split was designed to end political infighting
• he challenged a hundred men and outfought every one
• strife within the community

Synonyms of ‘لڑائی’

• கனமற்ற மட்டை
  BATTLEDORE,
• ஒரு வகை ஆட்டம் (பூப்பந்தாட்டத்தில் இருந்து வந்தது)
  BATTLEDORE,
• பீரங்கிப் பாதுகாப்புக் கட்டைகள்
  BATTLEMENT,
• கொத்தளம்
  BATTLEMENT,
• சண்டை
  BATTLE, QUARREL, UPROAR, BROIL, COMBAT, TUSSLE,
• போராடு
  COMBAT, CONTEND, STRIVE, VIE,
• நெருக்கடி அற்ற
  ACRITICAL,
• எதிர்
  OPPOSE, COMBAT,
• எறும்ப
  ANT,
• சந்தை
  MARKET, COMBAT,
• எதிர்
  OPPOSE, COMBAT,
• சண்டை
  FIGHT,
• நெருக்கடி அற்ற
  ACRITICAL,
• சண்டை போடு
  FIGHT,
• போரிட்டு வெல்
  OUT FIGHT,
• கை நீளத்திற்கு அப்பால் விலகி இடும் குத்துச்சண்டை
  OUT FIGHTING,

Antonyms of ‘لڑائی’

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