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And So On Meaning in Bengali

Part of Speech: Phrase

Pronunciation: [ænd səʊ ɒn]

Bengali Meaning: এবং এমনকি, এবং আরো, ইত্যাদি (Ebong emonki, ebong aro, ityadi)

Short Definition: And so on is used to indicate that there are many more similar things, people, or actions that could be mentioned.

Synonyms: etc., and so forth, and the like, and others

Antonyms: None

Bengali Meaning of Antonyms: কোনটিই নেই (Kono ti nei)

Origin: The phrase “and so on” originated from the English language. It is a shortened form of the phrase “and so forth,” which has been in use since the 16th century.

Nearby Words:

  • And (Conjunction)
  • So (Adverb)
  • On (Preposition)

And So On in Literature Quotes:

  1. “He had a collection of books, pens, papers, and so on.” (তিনি বই, কলম, কাগজ, ইত্যাদির একটি সংগ্রহ ছিলেন।)
  2. “She mentioned her hobbies: painting, singing, dancing, and so on.” (তিনি তাঁর শখ: চিত্রকলা, গান, নাচ, ইত্যাদি উল্লেখ করেছিলেন।)

Meaning in Different Languages:

  • Bengali: এবং এমনকি (Ebong emonki)
  • Hindi: और इसी तरह (Aur isi tarah)
  • Nepali: र यसरी (Ra yasari)
  • Urdu: اور اسی طرح (Aur isi tarah)
  • Tamil: மற்றும் அதே வகை (Maṟṟum adhē vakai)
  • Telugu: మరియు అదే రకం (Mariyu adē rakaṁ)
  • Arabic: وهكذا (Wa hakatha)
  • Chinese: 等等 (Děng děng)
  • Japanese: など (Nado)
  • Russian: и так далее (i tak daleye)

For more information, you can visit the Wikipedia page on “And so on”. You can also find the definition on Dictionary.com and The Free Dictionary.