dainty
રુચિકર
definition
noun
Still lifes usually show beautiful vessels filled with wine and appetizing fruit or other dainties invitingly arranged on lovely china.
something good to eat; a delicacy.
adjective
a dainty lace handkerchief
delicately small and pretty.
a dainty appetite
fastidious or difficult to please, typically concerning food.
translation of 'dainty'
નાજુક મિજાજનું,
ઉમદા,
રુચિકર,
મનોહર,
મનપસંદ
example
Poe pauses, then wipes his lips with a rather 'dainty' handkerchief.
Florals are just as adaptable, ranging from retro-flavoured patterns - think chintzy 1940s tearooms - to bold blooms and 'dainty' petals.
In the medieval ages, knights displayed 'dainty' handkerchiefs given to them by their lady-love.
Behind the trappings of old age, I knew this woman must have been uncommonly beautiful in her youth: high cheek bones, a swan-like neck, trim and 'dainty' with long flowing locks of hair.
I rang up Luke to ask if I was being too 'dainty' in thinking it ghoulish to market a film of somebody contracting a deadly disease.
‘Girlie’ skirts and dresses are back as well, and pairing a very 'dainty' skirt with flip flops and a plain T-shirt is a look you'll be seeing a lot of.
I slipped my 'dainty' feet into the black pointy shoes, and I stood looking sideways at their reflection in the mirror.
More likely, she found comfort in the selection of desserts, which are refined, even 'dainty' , compared with the rest of the menu.
St Mark's Anglican Church resembles a 'dainty' Wendy house with gothic windows while Catholic St Patrick's transepts make it larger, more eager.
My pleasure was always based on greed rather than some Epicurian assessment of 'dainty' morsels.
But the flesh-coloured chiffon was covered in delicate embroidery and the revealing bodice took refuge in an ultra feminine jacket with 'dainty' ruffling on the collar and cuff.
She was 'dainty' , with short black hair and perfectly painted red fingernails.
Popping their heads through the leaves under the trees is a remarkable collection of daffodils - some of which show signs of being very old, 'dainty' varieties.
We had cod goujons, which came with tartar sauce, and a slab of flavoursome chicken liver paté with a sweet redcurrant sauce and 'dainty' triangles of toast.
Lastly, I would like to say a person might not be very pretty or very 'dainty' ; that is not what I am trying to talk about.
Ahmed took great delight in fixing an assortment of 'dainty' little sandwiches to serve at this daily ritual.
Rather more plush-looking are the women's evening shoes from the turn of the 20th century, fashioned from 'dainty' red satin and black lace.
Between bites of 'dainty' sandwiches made with just-baked Yarrows bread, Noel says he dreamed of going to university in England.
Slowly and shufflingly, the 'dainty' child rose to her feet.
Sweets come in many shapes, sticky buns with cream and jam, hot rolls with cinnamon and raisins, 'dainty' cakes of assorted varieties, and sweet cream butter.
Her 'dainty' feet padded across the floor and made no sound.
She stands just five feet tall, but her 'dainty' exterior belies the inner determination that has erupted through the surface of her ill-health.
Again, 'dainty' dumplings swim in soup, but these are packed powerfully with a spicy punch.
That was back in 1903, and the editor's room was later described as being like a woman's boudoir, with 'dainty' wall mirrors, chintz curtains and Queen Anne chairs.
She looks down her 'dainty' nose, her delicate-featured face wrinkling in genteel distaste.
Beside St. Mary's there is a short row of small, 'dainty' cottages, administered by the Church, for the use of its employees and other deserving families.
I have big feet like my dad, but small 'dainty' hands like my mom.
This sausage-like concoction is sliced into 'dainty' rounds and served with sweet dipping sauce.
Mona always said that she was fat, when in reality, she was 'dainty' with a slight build.
Mother and daughter danced for a few moments, Molly spinning on tiptoes like a 'dainty' ballerina, Christina gracefully moving to the beat.
Credits: Google Translate
