Bedraggled Meaning in Bengali: মুড়ানো, মড়ানো, মড়ানো (verb)
Definition and Part of Speech
Bedraggled (adjective) – (pronunciation: bih-drag-uhld) means dirty and disheveled, typically as a result of being wet or muddy.
Synonyms of Bedraggled
1. Soiled – মড়ানো (verb)
2. Messy – অস্ত্রীত (adjective)
3. Untidy – অস্ত্রীত (adjective)
4. Disheveled – অস্ত্রীত (adjective)
5. Grimy – মড়ানো (verb)
Antonyms of Bedraggled
1. Clean – পরিষ্কার (adjective)
2. Neat – পরিষ্কার (adjective)
3. Tidy – পরিষ্কার (adjective)
4. Immaculate – পরিষ্কার (adjective)
5. Spotless – পরিষ্কার (adjective)
Origin of Bedraggled
The word “bedraggled” originated from the combination of the prefix “be-” meaning “thoroughly” and the word “draggle” meaning “to make wet or dirty.” It first appeared in the early 18th century.
Nearby Words
1. Bedridden (adjective) – confined to bed due to illness or disability
2. Bedrock (noun) – solid rock underlying loose deposits such as soil or gravel
3. Bedside (noun) – the area beside a bed, especially the space occupied by bedside furniture
4. Bedtime (noun) – the time at which one goes to bed
5. Bedouin (noun) – a nomadic Arab of the desert
Bedraggled in Literature Quotes
1. “She walked into the room, her hair bedraggled and her clothes soaked from the rain.” – Jane Austen (তিনি ঘরে পদার্থ করতে গেলেন, তাঁর চুল মুড়ানো এবং বৃষ্টির জলে তাঁর পোশাক ভিজে গেল।)
2. “The bedraggled dog wandered aimlessly through the streets, searching for food.” – Mark Twain (মুড়ানো কুকুর বেহায়া রাস্তায় বেহায়া বেহায়া ঘুরতে ঘুরতে খাবারের জন্য অনুসন্ধান করছিল।)
Bedraggled Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: মুড়ানো
Hindi: गंदा
Nepali: मोडिएको
Urdu: گندا
Tamil: மடக்கப்பட்ட
Telugu: ముడిపోయిన
Arabic: متسخ
Chinese: 弄脏
Japanese: 汚れた
Russian: запачканный
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