Run away meaning in Nepali
Meaning of "Run away"
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Other word with "Run"
- to move, to cause to move, to shake, to stir, to drive, (bus) to run, to manage, to tease, to use, (life) to survive, to sustain,
- to help open, to put, to place, to set up, to appoint, to hold, to hold out, to hold open, (cloth) to spread, (water) to draw, to fill, (bus) to run, to open, (gambling) to raise stakes,
- (elephant) drunk,
- (medicine) pill, pellet, (Gurung) auntie,
- naked truth shop, (Kathmandu) shops run in a winnowing fan,
- (plant) trunk, knotty part,
- (river, stream) to overflow, run fast,
- (river, stream) to flow, to run,
- to have a brisk business, (shop) to run well,
- to clip, to trim, to cut, to prune, to weed out, (staff) to,
- to roll, to move, (vehicles) to drive, to run,
- to roll, to move, (vehicles) to ply, to run,
- Gurung, a tribal group,
- in the end, after all, finally, ultimately, at last, at length, in the long run, after all,
- run, race, running, course, aim, ambition,
- drunkard, boozer, alcoholic,
- box, trunk, suitcase, any luggage,
- Barn swallow, Hirundo rustica,
- to do a job, run a business, be employed,
- drunkard, tippler, toper, boozer,
- smoker, drunkard, boozer,
- Charkha Movement run by MK Ghandi,
- to pursue, chase or drive away, hunt, follow or run after,
- lack, crisis, crunch, scarcity,
- hardship, crisis, crunch, pecuniary straits, straitened,
- full, dead drunk,
- dead drunk, proud, strong, virile, enjoying,
- to make run away, dispel,
- to make drunk, make proud, drive crazy,
- mad, drunk, intoxicated,
- drunk, drunkard,
- drunk, proud, mad,
- drunk, intoxicated, stoned,
- drunkard castes,
- drunkenness, pride, vanity, virility, enjoyment,
- to have ill luck or misfortune, to be unfortunate, to have a run of bad luck festival, Durga Puja,
- electric vehicle, powered or battery run,
- footstep, rung of a ladder,
- runaway, fugitive,
- to be drunk, get intoxicated or stoned
Other word with "Away"
- (deadline, time) to pass, to pass by, (death) to pass away,
- to drive away flies, (fig) to kill time, to pass,
- to kill flies, (fig) to kill time, to pass or while away,
- (flood) to wash away,
- to cause to flow, to let flow, to spill, to flush out, to drain, (tap) to keep open, to sweep or carry away, to make emotional,
- to waste, (time) to while away,
- to waste, (time) to while away,
- (women in menses) to stay away or in,
- then and there, right away, at that very moment,
- distant, far, far off, remote, away,
- to take away, carry away, wash away, bear, convey,
- caraway seed,
- to drive away, chase, elope,
- to pursue, chase or drive away, hunt, follow or run after,
- ruin, destruction, damage, spoiling, throwing away,
- depart, to split, to part away, to be separated, to bifurcate,
- to make run away, dispel,
- fading away, last priority,
- fading away, last priority,
- runaway, fugitive,
- run away with new husband without family's consent, get married without family's consent,
- to move, go away or back,
- move away,
- to startle, scare away, panic,
- to feel shy, shy away,
- to remove, take away,
- to give away a prize, to reward, to pay wages, to award honorarium,
- to dismiss, to exile, to send in an exile, to banish, to expel, to turn out, to fire, to sack, to take out, to let out, to drive away, to extract, to pull, to get from, to bring out, to publish, to draw out, to take out, to eject, to send out, to force out, to withdraw, to remove,
- to flow, to flow out, to run, to blow, to glide, to be carried away, to be swept away,
- to lose life, to die, to be dead, to pass away, to be tired,
- to slip, to get lose, to be detached, to be left behind or lost, to part away, to take leave of,
- to be detached, to go away, to distance oneself, to stay off or away,
- to be flicked way, to be knocked away,
- to be flown or washed away by water current,
- to be thrown away or rejected,
- to rust, to be worn away,
- to die, to expire, to pass away, to breathe one's last,
- to die, to expire, to pass away, to breathe one's last,
- to cause to leave, to shell, to take away, to peel,
- to drive out, to drive out or away, to chase, to shoo