lilac
फिकट
definition
noun
A very popular flowering shrub, lilacs serve many purposes in gardens.
a Eurasian shrub or small tree of the olive family, that has fragrant violet, pink, or white blossoms and is widely cultivated as an ornamental.
adjective
Not only that, but each June they put on a spectacular show as they burst into misty pale lilac bloom.
of a pale pinkish-violet color.
translation of 'lilac'
फिकट,
फिकट जांभळ्या रंगाचे,
जांभळी फुले येणारे रोपटे
example
The bridesmaids were Janet's sister Lynda (aka Chrisso from Fair City) and cousin Lorraine Breen and they wore 'lilac' lace top and satin ends.
Members of the town watch, complete with 'lilac' buttonholes, were on guard at the doors of Red Lion Books to add a surreal note of colour to the proceedings.
His eyes were pale 'lilac' , coloured contacts she mused, and they seemed to sparkle in the light like jewels.
Diane looked up and shook her head at the ridiculousness of him stood there, wearing her 'lilac' cardigan under Paul's old Jaguar coat.
The pale 'lilac' floor was stained here and there with burns from the barrels and wetted elsewhere with ice from the tanks.
Soft colours such as 'lilac' , rosy pink, light green and silver create a light-hearted effect.
Upstairs the master bedroom with exposed stone walls on two sides has been stylishly decorated in 'lilac' with off-white carpeting.
I don't know whether it was part of the design, but it looked like someone glued 'lilac' coloured rags to it.
During anthesis, petals gradually lose their colour, becoming completely white or pale 'lilac' by the end of anthesis.
Some are white, many in hues of lavender and 'lilac' , pale mauves and deep purples, and a host of other colors.
But don't ever attempt going to the Square during St Mary's festival, when hordes of 'lilac' clothed disciples throng the Basilica.
Fresh and fruity colours abound: pink, turquoise, lime green, yellow, rose and 'lilac' are complemented with soft tones of white and beige, and very pale pastels.
Several clouds had blanketed themselves out across the hills and mountains in the distance, dark 'lilac' over darker purple.
He even went so far as to design colour co-ordinated 'lilac' outfits for the servants.
With lovely chiffon dresses in colours like lime, 'lilac' , rose, and lemon yellow you can indulge yourself.
I get the feeling that yellow and 'lilac' are your favourite colours.
a 'lilac' cardigan
Sour Grapes was popular a few years ago but I found it to be wishy-washy with pale greyish 'lilac' flowers.
The Matron of Honour was Anne-Marie Byrne and the bridesmaid was Sharon Barry and they wore straight fitted dresses, of 'lilac' satin.
Despite being a year or two out of date, he thought that the dress quite suited her - the pale grey was nearly the shade of her eyes, and the pale 'lilac' trim was smart without being flashy.
The bride wore an ivory two-piece dress by Maria Grachvogel with a fitted corset-style bodice and full tulle skirt with delicate embroidered flowers, and she had 'lilac' flowers in her hair.
They carried hand-tied bouquets of cream roses, 'lilac' freesias, purple lysianthus and silvered bear grass.
Natural colours - pebble, mushroom and 'lilac' - soften the industrial core and contrast well with the metal staircase that links the gallery floors.
She had decided to try the bottle of 'lilac' perfume that she had discovered in one of the drawers of her dresser.
After throwing on my oldest pair of jeans and aqua and 'lilac' tie-dyed T-shirt, I made it to the meal tent.
Not only that, but each June they put on a spectacular show as they burst into misty pale 'lilac' bloom.
In the lounge were three 'lilac' sofas and two baby blue chairs.
With harmless colours like a mild metallic 'lilac' and beige, it looks more like a feminine home appliance than traditional home office equipment.
His bungalow in London's Blackheath - home to wife Jackie and daughters Cecile and Hermione - is decorated in his favourite colour: 'lilac' .
Upstairs, Karen's bedroom, decorated with shades of her favourite colour 'lilac' , remains exactly as she left it.
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