Bedfellow Meaning in Bengali: পালক, সঙ্গী, সহবাসী, সহপাঠী (noun, pronunciation: bed-fel-oh)
Definition of Bedfellow
(noun)
A bedfellow refers to a person who shares a bed with another person, especially in a non-sexual context. It can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who is closely associated or connected with another person or group.
Synonyms of Bedfellow
(noun)
- Companion – সঙ্গী (noun)
- Roommate – কক্ষসহবাসী (noun)
- Associate – সহপাঠী (noun)
- Colleague – সহকর্মী (noun)
Antonyms of Bedfellow
(noun)
- Stranger – অপরিচিত (noun)
- Enemy – শত্রু (noun)
- Rival – প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বী (noun)
- Opponent – প্রতিপক্ষী (noun)
Origin of Bedfellow
The word “bedfellow” originated from the combination of the words “bed” and “fellow.” It has been in use since the 14th century.
Nearby Words
- Bedding – (noun)
- Bedroom – (noun)
- Bedside – (noun)
- Bedtime – (noun)
Bedfellow in Literature Quotes
“A true friend is the best bedfellow.” – John Dryden (একজন সত্যিকারের বন্ধু সেরা সঙ্গী।)
“A book is a good bedfellow.” – Anthony Trollope (একটি বই একটি ভাল সঙ্গী।)
Bedfellow Meaning in Different Languages
- Bengali: পালক
- Hindi: संगी
- Nepali: सङ्गी
- Urdu: سنگی
- Tamil: சங்கி
- Telugu: సంగీ
- Arabic: رفيق السرير
- Chinese: 床伴
- Japanese: ベッドフェロー
- Russian: спутник по кровати
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