Adieux Meaning in Bengali
Adieux meaning in Bengali: বিদায় (biday), বিদায় করা (biday kora), বিদায় জানানো (biday janano), বিদায় দেওয়া (biday deowa), বিদায় করা (biday kora)
Part of Speech
Adieux is a noun.
Pronunciation
Adieux is pronounced as “a-dee-yooz”.
Short Definition of Adieux
Adieux refers to a farewell or goodbye, typically used to express a final departure or separation.
Synonyms of Adieux
Synonyms of adieux include farewell, goodbye, parting, leave-taking, valediction.
Antonyms of Adieux
Antonyms of adieux include greeting (অভিবাদন), welcome (স্বাগত), salutation (অভিবাদন), hello (হ্যালো), introduction (পরিচয়).
Origin of Adieux
The word “adieux” originated from the French language, where it is the plural form of “adieu” meaning “goodbye” or “farewell”. It entered the English language in the 15th century.
Nearby Words
1. Adipose (adjective) – relating to or consisting of fat.
2. Adjacent (adjective) – next to or adjoining something else.
3. Adjudge (verb) – to declare or decide by law.
4. Adjudicate (verb) – to make a formal judgment or decision about a problem or disputed matter.
5. Adjunct (noun) – a thing added to something else as a supplementary rather than an essential part.
Adieux in Literature Quotes
1. “And now, adieu! ‘Tis a word that’s quickly spoken, a little thing, and scarcely worth a sigh.” – Lord Byron
2. “Adieu! adieu! thy plaintive anthem fades past the near meadows, over the still stream, up the hill-side.” – John Keats
3. “Adieu! I have too grieved a heart to take a tedious leave.” – William Shakespeare
4. “Adieu! I leave thee, and in leaving thee, the tears I shed are sweeter than the kiss thou gavest me.” – George Gordon Byron
5. “Adieu! adieu! my native shore fades o’er the waters blue; the night-winds sigh, the breakers roar, and shrieks the wild sea-mew.” – Lord Byron
Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: বিদায় (biday)
Hindi: विदाई (vidaai)
Nepali: बिदाई (bidaai)
Urdu: وداع (widaa)
Tamil: விடுவித்தல் (viṭuvittal)
Telugu: విదాయం (vidāyaṁ)
Arabic: وداع (wadaa)
Chinese: 告别 (gàobié)
Japanese: 別れ (wakare)
Russian: прощание (proshchanie)
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