Accursed

Vocabulary Spotlight

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: शापित (shaapit), अभिशप्त (abhishapt) – Something or someone under a curse; condemned or hateful.

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Cursed – श्रापित (shraapit)
Doomed – अभिशप्त (abhishapt)

Fated – नियति से प्रभावित (niyati se prabhavit)
Unlucky – दुर्भाग्यशाली (durabhagyashaali)

“Accursed” English aur Old French shabdon se bana hai, jisme curse ka matlab hota hai “abuse” ya “shaapit”.

Adjective: Accursed – शापित (shaapit)

Verb: Curse – श्राप देना (shraap dena)

1. Kahani mein, accursed raja ko sadayav jungle mein bhatakna pada.

– In the story, the accursed king had to wander in the forest forever.

2. Uska accursed luck hamesha uske kaam bigad deta hai.

– His accursed luck always ruins his plans.

Bharatiya kahaniyon aur lok-kathayon mein accursed ya shaapit character ke concept milte hain, jo kisi ke shraap ke kaaran taklif uthate hain.

“Accursed” shabd horror stories aur ancient curses wale kisse aur legends mein aksar dekha jaata hai, jisme kisi par bad luck ya doom aata hai.

Cursed (शापित)

Blessed (आशीर्वाद प्राप्त)

Joyful (खुशहाल)

Healthy (स्वस्थ)

‘Cursed’ sahi jawab hai kyunki accursed ka matlab hai kisi ke upar shraap lagna ya shaapit hona.

Old English (पुरानी इंग्लिश)

French (फ्रेंच)

Greek (ग्रीक)

German (जर्मन)

‘Old English’ sahi jawab hai kyunki accursed shabd English aur French roots se bana hai.

Blessed (आशीर्वाद प्राप्त)

Hated (घृणित)

Damned (शापित)

Doomed (अभिशप्त)

‘Blessed’ sahi jawab hai kyunki accursed ka opposite blessed hota hai, jo positive energy ya blessings ka pratik hai.