Battles Meaning in Bengali: যুদ্ধ (noun, /juddho/), লড়াই (noun, /loraai/), সংগ্রাম (noun, /shongram/), যুদ্ধ করা (verb, /juddho kora/), লড়াই করা (verb, /loraai kora/)
Definition and Part of Speech
Battles (noun, /ˈbætəlz/) refers to a violent conflict or struggle between two or more opposing forces, typically involving the use of weapons. It can also be used as a verb to describe engaging in a battle or fighting.
Synonyms of Battles
1. Conflict (noun) – সংঘর্ষ (sangharsh)
2. War (noun) – যুদ্ধ (juddho)
3. Combat (noun) – যুদ্ধ (juddho)
4. Fight (noun) – লড়াই (loraai)
5. Clash (noun) – সংঘর্ষ (sangharsh)
Antonyms of Battles
1. Peace (noun) – শান্তি (shanti)
2. Harmony (noun) – সামঞ্জস্য (samajjasya)
3. Agreement (noun) – চুক্তি (chukti)
4. Truce (noun) – সম্ঝোতা (samjhota)
5. Ceasefire (noun) – অগ্নিযুদ্ধ স্থগিতকরণ (agniyuddho sthogitokoron)
Origin of Battles
The word “battles” originated from the Old English word “batel” which means “a fight” or “a struggle.” It can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word “bataljan” which means “to fight.” The word has been used in various forms across different languages and cultures throughout history.
Nearby Words
1. Battlefield (noun) – যুদ্ধমানবস্থল (juddhomanobosthol)
2. Battleground (noun) – যুদ্ধমানবস্থল (juddhomanobosthol)
3. Battlement (noun) – যুদ্ধমানবস্থলের দেওয়ার (juddhomanobostholer deowar)
4. Battler (noun) – যুদ্ধকারী (juddhokari)
5. Battledress (noun) – যুদ্ধবাস্ত্র (juddhobastro)
Battles in Literature Quotes
1. “In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity.” – Sun Tzu (অব্যবস্থায় অবকাশ থাকে সেখানেই সুযোগ থাকে।)
2. “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” – Sun Tzu (যুদ্ধের সর্বোচ্চ কলা হলো শত্রুকে লড়াই না করে জয় করা।)
3. “The only way to win a battle is to start it.” – John C. Maxwell (একটি যুদ্ধ জিততে শুরু করা একমাত্র উপায়।)
Battles Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: যুদ্ধ, Hindi: युद्ध, Nepali: युद्ध, Urdu: جنگ, Tamil: போர், Telugu: యుద్ధం, Arabic: معارك, Chinese: 战斗, Japanese: 戦い, Russian: битвы
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