Temper Meaning In hindi

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English Word Temper
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Hindi Meaning आवेश में आना
आवेश में आना - verb
कड़ा - noun m.
गुस्सा - noun m.
गुस्सा - noun m.
गुस्सा - noun m.
तैयार करना - verb
तैयार करना - verb
पानी चढाना - verb
प्रकृति - noun f.
प्रकृति - noun f.
बजाना - verb
बजाना - verb
बोझ - noun m.
मनोदशा - noun f.
मनोवृति - noun m.
मिज़ाज - noun m.
मिज़ाज - noun m.
मिजाज - noun m.
लचकीला बनाना - verb
चिड़चिड़ापन - noun m.
गुस्से में - adv.
गुस्से में - adv.
अकस्मात आग-बबुला होना - verb
आगबबूला हो जाना - verb
गुस्से में - adv.
आपे से बाहर होना - verb
गुस्से पर काबू रखना - verb
Word FormNoun
How To Spell Temper[tem-per]

Definition of Temper

Old English temprian ‘bring something into the required condition by mixing it with something else’, from Latin temperare ‘mingle, restrain’. Sense development was probably influenced by Old French temprer ‘to temper, moderate’. The noun origi

Synonyms of Temper
Atmosphere, Attitude, Attribute, Aura, Character, Climate, Complexion, Condition, Constitution, Disposition, Drift, Humor, Individualism, Individuality, Leaning, Makeup, Mind, Mood, Nature, Orientation, Outlook, Peculiarity, Personality, Posture, Quality, Scene, Soul, Spirit, State, Strain, Style, Temperament, Tendency, Tenor, Thing, Timbre, Tone, Trend, Type, Vein, Way, Frame Of Mind, Property,
Antonyms of Temper
Body, Happiness, Upset, Wrath,

Meaning In Other Languages

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You searched English word "Temper" meaning in Hindi that is "आवेश में आना". Temper translation from English into Roman Urdu is āveś meṃ ānā. Temper is a Noun. We Spell Temper as [tem-per]. Temper meaning in Hindi has been searched 1702 ( one thousand seven hundred two ) times till today 29/04/2024. Get translation of the word Temper in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Temper Word in Hindi and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Temper in English to Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German and other languages.

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