Alligator Meaning in Bengali: হরিণমুখ, সর্পমুখ
Part of Speech: Noun
Pronunciation: al-i-gey-ter
Short Definition: Alligator refers to a large reptile with a long body, short legs, a long tail, and a broad snout, native to the Americas and China.
Alligator Synonyms: Crocodile, Gavial, Caiman
Alligator Antonyms: None
Origin: The word “alligator” originated from the Spanish word “el lagarto,” which means “the lizard.” It was later anglicized to “alligator.”
Nearby Words:
- Allegation (Noun)
- Allege (Verb)
- Alleged (Adjective)
- Allegedly (Adverb)
- Allegiance (Noun)
Alligator in Literature Quotes:
- “The alligator is lurking in the swamp.” (হরিণমুখ হাওড়ে অপেক্ষা করছে।)
- “The alligator’s jaws snapped shut with a loud noise.” (হরিণমুখের জবাব শব্দ করে বন্ধ হলো।)
Meaning in Different Languages:
- Bengali: হরিণমুখ
- Hindi: मगरमच्छ
- Nepali: अलिगेटर
- Urdu: مگرمچھ
- Tamil: அலிகேட்டர்
- Telugu: అలిగేటర్
- Arabic: تمساح
- Chinese: 短吻鳄
- Japanese: ワニ
- Russian: аллигатор
For more information about alligators, you can visit the Wikipedia page on alligators. To find further definitions and examples, you can refer to dictionary.com and thefreedictionary.com.