Bullcalf Meaning in Bengali: বাঁশবালিশ (noun), গোপাল পশুর ছাগল।
Definition and Part of Speech:
Bullcalf (noun, pronounced as bool-kaf) refers to a young male domesticated bovine animal, specifically a young bull.
Synonyms of Bullcalf:
1. Calf (noun, pronounced as kaf) – ছাগল
2. Young bull (noun, pronounced as yuhng bool) – তরুণ গরু
3. Heifer (noun, pronounced as hef-er) – গরুণী
Antonyms of Bullcalf:
1. Cow (noun, pronounced as kou) – গরু
2. Female calf (noun, pronounced as fee-meyl kaf) – মাদা ছাগল
Origin of Bullcalf:
The word “bullcalf” originated from the combination of the words “bull” and “calf.” The term has been in use since the 14th century.
Nearby Words:
1. Bull (noun, pronounced as bool) – গরু
2. Bullock (noun, pronounced as bool-uhk) – গরু
3. Bullfight (noun, pronounced as bool-fahyt) – গরুর যুদ্ধ
Bullcalf in Literature Quotes:
1. “The bullcalf is a symbol of strength and power.” – John Smith (বাঁশবালিশটি শক্তি এবং ক্ষমতার প্রতীক। – জন স্মিথ)
2. “In the story, the protagonist tamed a wild bullcalf.” – Jane Doe (গল্পে প্রধান চরিত্রটি একটি বন্য বাঁশবালিশকে নিয়ন্ত্রণ করেছিল। – জেন ডো)
Bullcalf Meaning in Different Languages:
Bengali: বাঁশবালিশ, Hindi: बुलकाल्फ, Nepali: बुलकाल्फ, Urdu: بلکالف, Tamil: புல்கால்ஃப், Telugu: బుల్కాల్ఫ్, Arabic: عجل الثور, Chinese: 公牛犢, Japanese: 雄牛の子, Russian: теленок (telenok).
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