Brimming

Vocabulary Spotlight

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: लबालब (Labalab) – Full to the point of overflowing.

[brim-ing]

Overflowing – छलकता हुआ (chhalakta hua)
Full – भरा हुआ (bhara hua)

Filled – भरा हुआ (bhara hua)
Loaded – लदा हुआ (lada hua)

“Brimming” shabd “brim” se bana hai, jo Old English aur Germanic origin ka hai, jiska matlab hota hai “edge” ya “fullness”.

– “Brimming” is derived from “brim,” with Old English and Germanic roots, meaning “edge” or “fullness.”

Noun: Brim – किनारा (kinara)

Adjective: Brimming – लबालब (labalab)

1. Uska glass paani se brimming tha.

– His glass was brimming with water.

2. Bachon ki aankhon mein excitement brimming thi.

– The children’s eyes were brimming with excitement.

India mein “brimming” ka use sirf paani ya glass ke liye nahi balki emotions aur excitement ko bhi describe karne ke liye hota hai.

“Brimming” shabd ka use aksar liquids, emotions, ya excitement ke context mein kiya jata hai jab kisi cheez se overflow ho rahi ho.

Empty (खाली)

Overflowing (छलकता हुआ)

Half-filled (आधा भरा हुआ)

Dry (सूखा)

‘Overflowing’ sahi jawab hai kyunki brimming ka matlab hota hai labalab bhara hua ya overflow ho raha hai.

Old English (पुरानी अंग्रेज़ी)

French (फ्रेंच)

Sanskrit (संस्कृत)

Latin (लैटिन)

‘Old English’ sahi jawab hai kyunki brimming shabd Old English origin ka hai jo “brim” se aaya hai.

Full (भरा हुआ)

Overflowing (छलकता हुआ)

Empty (खाली)

Loaded (लदा हुआ)

‘Empty’ sahi jawab hai kyunki brimming ka opposite empty hota hai.