Bengali meanings of “be holder”: দর্শক, দেখা করা, দেখাল, দেখানো, দেখানোর মাধ্যমে, দেখানোর পদ্ধতি (noun, pronunciation: bihohl-der)
Definition of be holder
(noun, pronunciation: bihohl-der)
A be holder is a person who looks at or observes something. It refers to someone who witnesses an event or views an object. The term “be holder” can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who has a deep understanding or appreciation of something.
Synonyms of be holder
(noun, pronunciation: bihohl-der)
- Observer – দর্শক
- Viewer – দেখা করা
- Witness – দেখাল
- Perceiver – দেখানো
- Beholder – দেখানোর মাধ্যমে
- Contemplator – দেখানোর পদ্ধতি
Antonyms of be holder
(noun, pronunciation: bihohl-der)
- Ignorer – উপেক্ষক
- Unobservant – অদর্শনশীল
- Blind – অন্ধ
- Unaware – অজান্ত
- Unperceptive – অদেখা
Origin of be holder
(noun, pronunciation: bihohl-der)
The term “be holder” originated from the combination of the words “be” and “holder.” The word “be” is derived from Old English and means “to exist or live.” The word “holder” comes from Middle English and refers to someone who possesses or holds something. Together, “be holder” signifies a person who exists or lives while holding or possessing the ability to observe or perceive.
Nearby words
- Behest – (noun) – আদেশ
- Behave – (verb) – আচরণ করা
- Behavior – (noun) – আচরণ
- Behemoth – (noun) – বিশাল জন্তু
- Behind – (preposition) – পিছনে
Be holder in literature quotes
“The eyes are not responsible when the mind does the seeing.” – Publilius Syrus (চোখগুলি মনের দেখা করলেও তা চোখের দায় নয়।)”
“The beauty of a woman must be seen from in her eyes because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides.” – Audrey Hepburn (একটি নারীর সৌন্দর্য তার চোখে দেখা যেতে হবে, কারণ সেখানই তার হৃদয়ের দরজা, যেখানে ভালোবাসা বাস করে।)”
Be holder Meaning in different languages
- Bengali: দর্শক
- Hindi: दर्शक
- Nepali: दर्शक
- Urdu: دیکھنے والا
- Tamil: பார்வையாளர்
- Telugu: దర్శకుడు
- Arabic: المشاهد
- Chinese: 观察者
- Japanese: 見る人
- Russian: наблюдатель
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