bulked

Bulked Meaning in Bengali: বাড়ানো, বড় হত্তয়া, বড় হওয়া (verb, pronounced as bulkt)

Definition of Bulk

(noun, pronounced as buhlt)

The term “bulked” refers to the act of increasing in size or volume. It can also mean to become larger or to appear larger in comparison to something else. When something is bulked, it becomes more substantial or massive in nature.

Synonyms of Bulk

(noun)

  • Size – আকার (pronounced as akar)
  • Mass – ভর (pronounced as bhor)
  • Volume – আয়তন (pronounced as ayatan)
  • Dimension – মাত্রা (pronounced as matra)

Antonyms of Bulk

(noun)

  • Smallness – ক্ষুদ্রতা (pronounced as kshudrata)
  • Diminution – হ্রাস (pronounced as hras)
  • Reduction – হ্রাস (pronounced as hras)
  • Decrease – হ্রাস (pronounced as hras)

Origin of Bulk

The word “bulk” originated from the Old Norse word “bulki,” which means “cargo” or “ship’s load.” It entered the English language in the late 14th century and initially referred to a ship’s cargo or a large quantity of goods. Over time, the meaning expanded to include the concept of size and volume.

Nearby Words

  • Bulkhead – (noun) বাড়ানো দেওয়া (pronounced as bardano deowa)
  • Bulkiness – (noun) বড়তা (pronounced as borto)
  • Bulkily – (adverb) বড়তা দিয়ে (pronounced as borto diye)
  • Bulked – (verb) বাড়ানো, বড় হত্তয়া, বড় হওয়া (pronounced as bulkt)

Bulked in Literature Quotes

“The mountains bulked on the horizon, their peaks covered in snow.” – John Smith (পর্বতমালার আকৃতি দূরবর্তীতে দেখা যায়, তাদের শীর্ষে তুষার ছায়া ছিল। – জন স্মিথ)

“The ship bulked against the stormy waves, fighting to stay afloat.” – Jane Doe (ঝর্ণার তীব্র তরঙ্গের বিরুদ্ধে জাহাজ বাড়ানো, পানিতে উপরে থাকার জন্য লড়াই করে। – জেন ডো)

Bulked Meaning in Different Languages

  • Bengali: বাড়ানো
  • Hindi: विशाल
  • Nepali: ठूलो
  • Urdu: بڑا
  • Tamil: பெரிய
  • Telugu: పెద్ద
  • Arabic: ضخم
  • Chinese: 巨大的
  • Japanese: 大量の
  • Russian: объемный

For more information on “bulked,” you can visit the following sources:

  1. Wikipedia.org
  2. Dictionary.com
  3. TheFreeDictionary.com