Bengali meanings of “capped”: টুপি পরা (verb, /tupi para/), টুপি পরা করা (verb, /tupi para kara/), টুপি পরা হওয়া (verb, /tupi para howa/)
Definition of Capped
(noun, adjective, verb, /kæpt/)
1. (noun) A covering or top for something.
2. (adjective) Having a cap or covering.
3. (verb) To cover or seal something.
Synonyms of Capped
1. Covered – আচ্ছাদিত (adjective, /achchhadito/)
2. Topped – শীর্ষস্থান প্রদান করা (verb, /shirshasthan prodan kara/)
3. Sealed – সিল করা (verb, /sil kara/)
Antonyms of Capped
1. Uncovered – আচ্ছাদিত না (adjective, /achchhadito na/)
2. Exposed – প্রকাশিত (adjective, /prokashito/)
3. Opened – খোলা (verb, /khola/)
Origin of Capped
The word “capped” originated from the Middle English word “cappen,” which means “to put a cap on.” It can be traced back to the Old English word “cæppe” and the Latin word “cappa.”
Nearby Words
1. Capable – (adjective)
2. Cape – (noun)
3. Capital – (noun)
Capped in Literature Quotes
1. “He capped his pen and closed the notebook.” – John Smith (তিনি তাঁর কলম বন্ধ করে ও নোটবুক বন্ধ করেছিলেন।)
2. “The mountain was capped with snow, glistening in the sunlight.” – Jane Doe (পর্বতটি হিমের সঙ্গে আচ্ছাদিত ছিল, সূর্যের আলোয় চমকিত হয়ে।)
Capped Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: টুপি পরা (tupi para)
Hindi: टोपी पहना (topi pahna)
Nepali: टोपी लगाउनु (topi lagāunu)
Urdu: ٹوپی پہنانا (topi pahna)
Tamil: மூடிய (mūṭiya)
Telugu: టాపీ వేసుకోవడం (ṭāpī vēsukōvaḍaṁ)
Arabic: وضع قبعة (wadae qubaa)
Chinese: 戴帽子 (dài màozi)
Japanese: 帽子をかぶった (bōshi o kabutta)
Russian: надеть шапку (nadet’ shapku)
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