Cadavers Meaning in Bengali: মৃতদেহ (noun, mrito-deho), শব (noun, shob), শবদেহ (noun, shobdeho)
Definition and Part of Speech:
Cadavers (noun, pronounced kuh-dav-erz) refer to dead bodies, specifically human bodies that are used for medical research, dissection, or anatomical study.
Synonyms of Cadavers:
1. Corpses (noun, pronounced kawr-psiz) – মৃতদেহ (mrito-deho)
2. Remains (noun, pronounced ri-meynz) – অবশেষ (obosheh)
3. Carcasses (noun, pronounced kahr-kuh-siz) – শব (shob)
4. Stiffs (noun, pronounced stifs) – শবদেহ (shobdeho)
Antonyms of Cadavers:
1. Living beings (noun) – জীব (jib)
2. Alive (adjective, pronounced uh-lahyv) – জীবিত (jibit)
3. Living (adjective, pronounced liv-ing) – জীবন্ত (jibont)
4. Animated (adjective, pronounced an-uh-mey-tid) – জীবন্ত (jibont)
Origin of Cadavers:
The word “cadavers” originated from the Latin word “cadaver,” meaning “a dead body.” It entered the English language in the late 16th century.
Nearby Words:
1. Cadastral (adjective) – ভূমিবন্দরগত (bhoomibandargot)
2. Cadastre (noun) – ভূমিবন্দর (bhoomibandar)
3. Cadaveric (adjective) – মৃতদেহসংক্রান্ত (mritodehshankranto)
4. Cadaverous (adjective) – মৃতদেহসংক্রান্ত (mritodehshankranto)
Cadavers in Literature Quotes:
1. “The dead bodies were piled up like cadavers in a morgue.” – Ernest Hemingway (মৃতদেহের মত শবগুলি একটি মর্গের মত একত্রিত ছিল।)
2. “She felt a chill as she walked past the cadaver in the anatomy lab.” – Agatha Christie (অন্যত্র যাওয়ার সময় তিনি শরীরতত্ত্ব প্রযুক্তিতে শবের পাশে হেঁটে গেলে তিনি একটি ঠাণ্ডা অনুভব করেন।)
Cadavers Meaning in Different Languages:
Bengali: মৃতদেহ (mrito-deho), Hindi: शव (shav), Nepali: शव (shav), Urdu: لاش (lash), Tamil: மரம் (maram), Telugu: శవం (shavam), Arabic: جثث (juthuth), Chinese: 尸体 (shītǐ), Japanese: 死体 (shitai), Russian: трупы (trupy)
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