Bellows Meaning in Bengali: বেলোজ, বেলোজেস (noun, pronunciation: /ˈbɛləʊz/)
Definition of Bellows
Bellows is a noun that refers to a device consisting of a flexible bag that is capable of being expanded and contracted by the movement of air or other fluid, used for blowing air into a fire or for sounding a musical instrument.
Synonyms of Bellows
1. Blower (ব্লোয়ার) – noun
2. Fan (পাখা) – noun
3. Pump (পাম্প) – noun
4. Squeeze (পিচ্ছিল করা) – verb
Antonyms of Bellows
1. Inhale (শ্বাস নেওয়া) – verb
2. Exhale (শ্বাস ছাড়ানো) – verb
3. Breathe in (শ্বাস নেওয়া) – verb
4. Breathe out (শ্বাস ছাড়ানো) – verb
Origin of Bellows
The word “bellows” originated from the Old English word “belows” which means “bag” or “sack.” It can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word “balgiz” and the Proto-Indo-European root word “bhelgh-” meaning “to swell” or “to blow up.”
Nearby Words
1. Belly (noun) – পেট
2. Below (preposition) – নীচে
3. Bell (noun) – ঘণ্টা
4. Bellow (verb) – গর্জন করা
Bellows in Literature Quotes
1. “The bellows of the blacksmith’s forge echoed through the village.” – John Smith (কালোয় কারিগরের বেলোজ গ্রামের মধ্যে গুঞ্জিত হয়েছিল।)
2. “He let out a bellow of laughter that filled the room.” – Jane Doe (তিনি হাসির একটি বেলোজ ছেড়ে দিলেন যা ঘরটি পূর্ণ করে দিয়েছিল।)
Bellows Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: বেলোজ
Hindi: बेलोज़
Nepali: बेलोज़
Urdu: بیلوز
Tamil: பெல்லோஸ்
Telugu: బెల్లోస్
Arabic: منفاخ
Chinese: 风箱
Japanese: ベローズ
Russian: меховой мешок
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