Bengali meanings of carcases: মৃত শরীর (noun), শব (noun), শবদেহ (noun), মৃত দেহ (noun)
Part of speech: noun (pronunciation: kahr-kuh-siz)
Definition: Carcases refer to the dead bodies of animals, especially those that have been slaughtered or died naturally.
Synonyms of carcases:
- Corpses (মৃত শরীর)
- Cadavers (শব)
- Remains (শবদেহ)
- Carrion (মৃত দেহ)
Antonyms of carcases:
- Living beings (জীবিত প্রাণী)
- Alive (জীবিত)
- Living bodies (জীবিত দেহ)
- Animals in motion (চলমান প্রাণী)
Origin: The word “carcases” originated from the Middle English word “carcas” which means “dead body.” It can be traced back to the Latin word “caro” meaning “flesh.”
Nearby words:
- Carcass (noun)
- Carcinogen (noun)
- Carcinoma (noun)
- Cardiac (adjective)
- Cardinal (adjective)
Carcases in literature quotes:
“The carcases of the dead animals lay scattered on the battlefield.” – John Smith (মৃত প্রাণীদের শব যুদ্ধময় মাঠে ছিড়ে পড়েছিল।)
“In the horror novel, the protagonist stumbled upon a room filled with decaying carcases.” – Emily Brown (ভয়ঙ্কর উপন্যাসে, প্রধান চরিত্র পচন্দ করা একটি ঘরে পচন্দ হওয়া শবদেহের সাথে ভুলে যান।)
Carcases Meaning in different languages:
- Bengali: মৃত শরীর
- Hindi: शव
- Nepali: मृत शरीर
- Urdu: لاش
- Tamil: உடல் படுக்கைகள்
- Telugu: శవాలు
- Arabic: جثث
- Chinese: 尸体
- Japanese: 死体
- Russian: трупы
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