Boor Meaning in Bengali: অশিষ্ট, অশিষ্ট লোক, অশিষ্ট ব্যক্তি (noun)
Definition of Boor
(noun, pronounced as boor)
A boor refers to a person who is rude, ill-mannered, and lacks refinement or social skills. They often display a lack of consideration for others and behave in a coarse or vulgar manner.
Synonyms of Boor
(noun)
- Churl – অশিষ্ট লোক
- Lout – অশিষ্ট লোক
- Yokel – অশিষ্ট লোক
- Ruffian – অশিষ্ট লোক
- Philistine – অশিষ্ট লোক
Antonyms of Boor
(noun)
- Gentleman – সদর মানুষ
- Polite – সভ্য
- Cultured – সংস্কৃত
- Refined – সংস্কৃত
- Sophisticated – সংস্কৃত
Origin of Boor
(noun)
The word “boor” originated from the Middle English word “bure” which means “peasant” or “farmer.” It later evolved to refer to someone who lacked education or social graces.
Nearby Words
- Boorish (adjective) – অশিষ্ট, অশিষ্ট লোকের মতো
- Boorishly (adverb) – অশিষ্টভাবে
- Boorishness (noun) – অশিষ্টতা
Boor in Literature Quotes
“A gentleman is simply a patient wolf.” – Lana Turner (একজন সদর মানুষ কেবল একটি ধৈর্যশীল নেকড়ে।)
“A true gentleman is one who is never unintentionally rude.” – Oscar Wilde (একজন সত্যিকারের সদর মানুষ হলেন যে কখনও অচেতনভাবে অশিষ্ট নয়।)
Boor Meaning in Different Languages
- Bengali: অশিষ্ট
- Hindi: असभ्य
- Nepali: असभ्य
- Urdu: اشیشٹ
- Tamil: அரிப்பான்
- Telugu: అశిష్టుడు
- Arabic: غليظ الطباع
- Chinese: 粗鲁的人
- Japanese: 無作法な人
- Russian: грубиян
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