mortal
नाशवान
definition
noun
Very rarely and very few blessed mortals are clasped by death in a peaceful embrace.
a human being subject to death, often contrasted with a divine being.
adjective
all men are mortal
(of a living human being, often in contrast to a divine being) subject to death.
a mortal disease
causing or liable to cause death; fatal.
translation of 'mortal'
मर्त्य,
नश्वर,
मृत्युकारक,
घातक,
मारक
adjective
उपसंहारक,
नाशवान,
प्राणघातक,
प्राणनाशक,
मरन्वाला,
प्राणघाती
example
Blood was pouring out, and he knew that it was a 'mortal' blow.
To be sure, every human language is, in fact, 'mortal' , subject to modification and change and destined at some point to perish.
The 'mortal' remains of Louis XVII have been laid to rest.
Brawls between French and immigrant workers were common during this period, though not usually 'mortal' .
The wealth of evidence is startling, including the links to King Arthur and his descendants as the guardians of the grail, the guardians of Mary's 'mortal' remains.
"I don't think you in the position to make threats foolish 'mortal' !
I had always lived in 'mortal' terror of Abby, and now, here I was going to confront for the final time.
I always felt that science as the preserve of people from Oxbridge or Ivy League universities - and not for the common 'mortal' - was a very bad idea.
My mother's 'mortal' remains were consigned to the fire with the chanting of mantras and her last rites were performed according to family tradition.
She was attended at the scene by Italian emergency services, who described her as ‘not in 'mortal' danger’.
If their unhappiness translates to a significant decline in ticket sales or an aggressive campaign against a new building, it could be a 'mortal' blow to the franchise.
Remorseful, Mona figures that the least she can do is find her boyfriend's 'mortal' remains, so that his soul can be put to rest.
Plus how about this for after you've died: have your cremated ashes blasted into space, from where after a few years your 'mortal' remains will return to Earth as a shooting star.
Earthly things were 'mortal' - subject to change and transition - while the stars and planets were eternal and incorruptible.
The Olympics are a product both of our dreams and of our indomitable drive for perfection, the best of what the 'mortal' human body can achieve.
She waited over three hours to board a boat despite her 'mortal' fear of doing so.
You had an awful lot of people who wore swords, but who never actually drew them in 'mortal' battle.
When I went up there, I asked about snakes as I have a 'mortal' fear of them.
Destroying the finance infrastructure of terrorism can strike a 'mortal' blow at the network of terrorism but cannot prevent every individual terrorist act.
To kill a culture is to cast its individual members into everlasting oblivion, their memories buried with their 'mortal' remains.
Now, my mother is a meek, sweet, tiny little Christian woman who has a 'mortal' fear of driving in strange places.
She was already seated and since class hadn't started yet she decided to socialize at a 'mortal' speed.
Moreover, he often announced victory while his troops were still locked in 'mortal' combat.
I have no doubt, when the time comes, she will have given her own precise instructions for the disposal of her 'mortal' remains.
Planets are old and slow creatures, not much subjected to the ills of 'mortal' life.
Sooner or later you're bound to realize that you're just another human being, nothing special, just an ordinary 'mortal' like everyone else.
Just three weeks in to the new term and I've already made myself a 'mortal' enemy.
Or rather, whereas gods and goddesses might freely penetrate the human world, 'mortal' men and women could not become gods.
By using this material the artist both celebrated the beauty of a 'mortal' woman and transformed her into a transcendent being.
What is the 'mortal' hurry in the hearing of the application seeking withdrawal of the case?
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