Bengali Meanings of Brute: পশু, ক্রূর, অমানুষ (noun)
Definition of Brute
(noun, bro͞ot)
A brute refers to a non-human creature, typically an animal. It can also be used to describe a person who behaves in a violent, uncivilized, or savage manner.
Synonyms of Brute
(noun)
- Beast – পশু
- Savage – ক্রূর
- Barbarian – অমানুষ
Antonyms of Brute
(noun)
- Human – মানুষ
- Civilized – সভ্য
- Gentle – মৃদু
Origin of Brute
The word “brute” originated from the Latin word “brutus,” meaning “heavy, dull, stupid.” It entered the English language in the 15th century.
Nearby Words
- Brutality – (noun)
- Brutalize – (verb)
- Brutally – (adverb)
Brute in Literature Quotes
“The brute cares nothing for reason; his aim is to satisfy his appetite.” – George Bernard Shaw (পশুটি কারো জন্য কিছুই মানে রাখে না; তার লক্ষ্য হলো তার প্রতিষ্ঠান পূর্ণ করা।)
“The brute force of the masses does not produce the delicate fruit of the mind.” – Jawaharlal Nehru (জনসাধারণের ক্রূর শক্তি মনের সুগন্ধি ফল উত্পাদন করে না।)
Brute Meaning in Different Languages
- Bengali: পশু
- Hindi: पशु
- Nepali: पशु
- Urdu: جانور
- Tamil: பசுமை
- Telugu: పశువు
- Arabic: وحش
- Chinese: 野兽
- Japanese: 獣
- Russian: зверь
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