Bangle Meaning in Bengali: চুড়ি, বালি, কাংশি (noun)
Definition: A bangle is a rigid bracelet or anklet, usually made of metal, wood, or glass, worn as an ornament on the wrist or ankle.
Synonyms: bracelet, wristlet, armlet, circlet, wristband
Antonyms: locket (লকেট), pendant (পেন্ডেন্ট)
Origin: The word “bangle” originated from the Hindi word “bangri” and ultimately from the Sanskrit word “bāṅgṛīka” meaning “glass ring.” It has been a popular accessory in South Asia for centuries.
Nearby Words:
- 1. Bracelet (noun) – a decorative band or chain worn around the wrist or arm.
- 2. Wristlet (noun) – a small strap or bracelet worn around the wrist.
- 3. Armlet (noun) – a band worn around the upper arm as an ornament or insignia.
- 4. Circlet (noun) – a small circular band, typically made of precious metal and often set with gemstones, worn on a finger or as a necklace or bracelet.
- 5. Wristband (noun) – a strip of fabric or other material worn around the wrist, typically to identify the wearer or as a decoration.
Bangle in Literature Quotes:
- “She wore bangles on her wrists, each one a different color, and they jingled when she moved.” – Jhumpa Lahiri (তিনি আপনার কণ্ঠে কণ্ঠে ঝিনঝিন করে বাংলা মানে চুড়ি পরেছিলেন।)
- “The sound of bangles tinkling together is like music to my ears.” – Rabindranath Tagore (চুড়ির শব্দ আমার কানে সঙ্গীতের মতো শোনা যায়।)
Bangle Meaning in Different Languages:
- Bengali: চুড়ি
- Hindi: चूड़ी
- Nepali: चुडी
- Urdu: چوڑی
- Tamil: வளையல்
- Telugu: బంగారం
- Arabic: سوار
- Chinese: 手镯
- Japanese: バングル
- Russian: браслет
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