To bring fortune or good luck meaning in Nepali
Meaning of "To bring fortune or good luck"
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Other word with "To"
- (accident) to happen, to occur, to take place,
- (accident) to happen, to occur, to take place,
- tax, duty, toll, cess, tribute, (action) force, persuasion, compulsion,
- (agent) by, (reason) because of, due to, owing,
- to have a foul smell, to stink, (air) to be foul,
- (along) with, together, including,
- (ambitions) to be fulfilled,
- to be chaotic, (anarchy) to set in,
- to be compelled, to be forced, (animal's nose) to be pierced, (documents) to be filed,
- to shove, to push, to elbow, (application) to forward,
- to melt, to dissolve, (person) to be pale and emaciated, to be tired, to get exhausted, to be zapped, (argument) to be convinced,
- (arum) to give a burning sensation in throat,
- (baby) to crawl, to go on all fours, to go on hands,
- to urinate, to piss, to pass water, (baby) to wet the bed,
- to be unlucky, (bad luck, ill omen) to,
- (ball) to be torn, (bulb) to break, to go off, to be fused,
- (beads, garland) to thread,
- (beard) to grow,
- (bee ant) to sting,
- (bird) to peck, (snake) to bite, (bee) to sting, (person) to,
- (bee) to suck flowers,
- (bell, gong) to ring, (time) to strike, (hour) to be (some) o'clock,
- (bell) to ring,
- to sound, to play a musical instrument, (bell) to ring,
- (bell) to ring,
- (bird) to flap wings,
- (birds) to feed upon grains, to pick,
- (birds) to feed upon grains, to pick,
- (flour) to sift, (board game) to move a piece,
- (boat) to capsize, to get upturned,
- to lie flat, (boat) to capsize, to be upset, to be overturned,
- to cause to rust, (boat) to row,
- (hair) to comb, (body) to scratch, (letters) to scribble, (picture) to draw, imagine,
- to break, (marriage) to break up, to get a cleavage, (boil),
- (boil) to rise, (water) to bubble,
- (bomb) to explode, (shell) to go off, (cannon),
- (bomb) to explode, (shell) to send off,
- (bone) to be or get stuck,
- (book cover) to be torn,
- (Brahmin) to accept an offer, to receive a gift
Other word with "Bring"
- to subtract, to decrease, to diminish, to reduce, to deduct, to minus, (event) to cause to occur, to bring about,
- to copy, to transcribe, to make a duplicate, (flight) to alight, to bring down,
- to fry deep, (idea) to think, to ponder, to bring to,
- to wish good luck, (often neg) to cause ill omen, to bring opposite result,
- to arrange, assemble, adjust, bring,
- to take, bring, pull, let out,
- to practise, introduce, bring in,
- to practise, introduce, bring in,
- to remind, bring to memory, make,
- to compare, bring together, cause to fight,
- bring unity,
- nourishment, nutrition, nurture, rearing, bringing,
- nourishment, nutrition, nurture, rearing, bringing,
- care, bringing up, support, nurture,
- maintenance, fostering, care, bringing up, up bringing,
- caressing and bringing up,
- to bring, fetch,
- to bring up, rear, raise, grow,
- to bring in, import, receive, store,
- money brings malice, money,
- to bring profits, to make beneficial, profitable or gainful, to bear fruit, to give an advantage,
- to bring profits, to make beneficial, profitable or gainful, to bear fruit, to give an advantage,
- to uproot, to eradicate, to abolish, to cause orbring total destruction, to ruin,
- 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 be auspicious or ominous, to bring good luck,
- to inflate, to blow up, to fill air, to bring into,
- to finish, to complete, to wind up, to bring,
- to cause to be printed, to get published, to bring,
- to make a fundamental change, to bring a drastic change, to change fundamentally or drastically,
- to embarrass, to cause shame or mortification, to perplex, to confuse, to disturb, to cause turmoil, to intrigue, to bring a predicament, to cause dilemma,
- to bring awareness,
- to return, to bring back, to turn back, to turn round, to change, to reverse, to take on a stroll, to escort,
- to bring back to senses, to wake up someone,
- to cause misfortune, to make miserable, to bring calamity,
- to hate or loathe, to scoff, to insult, to condemn, to calumniate, to bring disgrace or indignity,
- to sweep, to shake or dust off, to knock down, to drop, to bring down, to reduce, to lower, to demote, to extort,
- to bring down, to lower,
- to hit, to collide with, to cause to fight, to bring face to face,
- to bring fortune,
- to bring in, to import, to receive, to invited
Other word with "Fortune"
- to be dangerous, to be calamitous, adverse, disastrous or catastrophic, (misfortune) to befall, (trouble, disaster) to strike, to occur,
- (misfortune) to befall, to be catastrophic,
- to be bad luck or unfortunate, (misfortune) to befall,
- danger, misfortune, calamity, adversity, catastrophe, disaster, emergency,
- wealth, money, riches, fortune, affluence,
- astrologer, astronomer, fortune teller, predictor,
- astrologer, astronomer, fortune teller, predictor,
- state, bad condition, ill luck, misfortune, period of life, plight,
- bad luck, misfortune,
- misfortune, trouble, worry, bother, botheration, wrangling,
- disaster, calamity, trouble, misfortune,
- misery, calamity, disaster, misfortune,
- state, sorry plight, misfortune, misery, calamity,
- misfortune, catastrophe, opposition, dissension,
- destiny, fate, lot, providence, fortune, mischance,
- fate, fortune, destiny, luck,
- misfortune, evil accident, distress,
- to have ill luck or misfortune, to be unfortunate, to have a run of bad luck festival, Durga Puja,
- misfortune, power, force, energy,
- evil days, misfortune,
- fortune teller, soothsayer,
- fortune teller, palmist, predictor,
- Goddess Laxmi, Goddess of fortune,
- sadness, sorrow, pain, grief, trouble, suffering, misfortune, worry,
- misfortune,
- to cause danger, to be adverse, to show adversity, to make disastrous, to invite misfortunes,
- to be ill luck, to have bad luck or misfortune, to be unlucky,
- to have fortune, to have good fate or luck, to be lucky,
- to have ill luck or misfortune, to be unfortunate,
- to earn money, to hoard riches, to make a fortune, to be wealthy or affluent,
- to cause misfortune, to make miserable, to bring calamity,
- to bring fortune,
- to visit a shrine, to go on a pilgrimage, to bring misfortunes, to make a (poor) show, to insult, to give a hard time,
- to let the misfortune befall, to invite
Other word with "Or"
- tax, duty, toll, cess, tribute, (action) force, persuasion, compulsion,
- shape, form, aspect, appearance, outline, silhouette, (alphabet) second letter, open vowel,
- (Br) ground floor, (Am) first floor,
- (Br) ground floor, (Am) first floor,
- to be compelled, to be forced, (animal's nose) to be pierced, (documents) to be filed,
- to shove, to push, to elbow, (application) to forward,
- (asoj) dark fortnight,
- (ball) to be torn, (bulb) to break, to go off, to be fused,
- comb, comb for straightening wool, (bananas),
- time off work, dismissal, leave, (bank) holiday, vacation,
- (bed) head, (river) source, mouth, origin,
- (before group of twenty two states, Baisi principalities,
- (before unification),
- metal, mineral, ore (word) root, (body) semen, virile semen,
- (bone) to be or get stuck,
- (book cover) to be torn,
- (breasts) to form milk, to have milk,
- (breasts) to form milk, to have milk,
- (bride) to be shouldered or carried on a sedan,
- (building) to add stories,
- (bus) conductor,
- (cat) to lick or lap milk,
- (cattle) just born,
- (chicken) broiler, high or artificial breed,
- windy, airy, draughty, stormy, (child) born out of wedlock,
- bugbear, (child) word to frighten,
- to boil, to simmer, to get hot and excited, (clitoris) to,
- (cloth) flabby portions at the end,
- to separate, to divide, to split, to rend, to tear, to be torn, to wear out, (clouds) to clear, (milk) to sour, to get sour, to curdle, to fork, to branch off,
- (colloq) father, address for a boy or a male servant,
- (colloq) term of address referring to a bus driver, tailoring,
- oracle, heavenly voice, divine voice, revelation from God, (communication) telegram,
- to be or happen something very slowly, (conspiracy) to be plotted,
- day, date, (court) date for presence or hearing,
- (cow) sore throat,
- (criminal) to come or be tried under a section,
- clearing, deforestation, (crops) trampling,
- (cucumber) short pith,
- to be infected, to have contagious diseases, (custom) to be defiled by touching or coming in contact with a lower caste person,
- (date) to be solemn or auspicious
Other word with "Good"
- (choosing) fit, good,
- (eyes) to move, to bode ill or good, to be ominous, to be fortunate or unfortunate,
- (foundation) to be laid, to be well grounded, to have a good or strong base, to be established,
- (goods) to spread out, to disperse, (grains) to,
- to be lucky, to have good luck, (luck) to,
- to wish good luck, (often neg) to cause ill omen, to bring opposite result,
- good, thing, article, commodity, (slang) sexy girl, cheese,
- (woman) of a good quality,
- hundreds of, a good many,
- a marketplace where Chinese goods are sold,
- thing, matter, article, item, goods, stuff, ingredient,
- goods, thing(s), item(s), article(s),
- goods, things, articles,
- to serve, be beneficial, do good,
- good, beautiful,
- beautiful (good way),
- policy, rule, guidance, good conduct, moral, behaviour, virtue,
- welfare, benefit, good, help,
- good, welfare, benefit,
- best quality, good, utter, thorough,
- good, better, well, fine,
- good, excellent, better, superior, finer, finer, nice,
- well, healthy, better, good, right, proper,
- rest, relaxation, ease, repose, well being, happiness, good health, relief, better feeling,
- rest, relaxation, ease, repose, well being, happiness, good health, relief, better feeling,
- prosperity, growth, good, betterment, freedom,
- relieved, in good health, bony, fresh,
- gosh!, good God!, by God!, showing surprise or dismay,
- Chinese goods,
- Chinese goods,
- goods, things, commodities,
- proficient, expert, well versed, conversant, good at, skilled,
- courteous, well mannered, good natured,
- defective good,
- sweet, good, good tasting, tasty, delicious,
- denoting good qualities,
- provisions, domestic goods, household items or requisites,
- to match, especially a good occasion,
- goodness, superiority, excellence, good behaviour,
- very good, excellent
Other word with "Luck"
- to be unlucky, (bad luck, ill omen) to,
- skull, top of head, forehead, (fig) fate, destiny, luck,
- (hen) to crow, (fig) to bode ill luck, to herald,
- to be lucky, to have good luck, (luck) to,
- to be bad luck or unfortunate, (misfortune) to befall,
- to wish good luck, (often neg) to cause ill omen, to bring opposite result,
- (woman) lucky, fortunate,
- state, bad condition, ill luck, misfortune, period of life, plight,
- bad luck, misfortune,
- picked up, plucked, chosen, selected,
- courage, pluck, resource,
- fate, fortune, destiny, luck,
- to have ill luck or misfortune, to be unfortunate, to have a run of bad luck festival, Durga Puja,
- share, part, portion, luck, fate,
- luck, fate,
- lucky, fortunate,
- lucky, fortunate,
- lucky, fortunate (person),
- lucky, fortunate (person),
- good luck,
- good luck, mascot,
- lucky,
- to be lucky or unlucky, to be in fate or lot, not to be in fate,
- to be auspicious or ominous, to bring good luck,
- to have a run of good luck, to be fortunate,
- to have a chance, to be good luck,
- to be ill luck, to have bad luck or misfortune, to be unlucky,
- to be inauspicious, to cause bad luck,
- to have fortune, to have good fate or luck, to be lucky,
- to be solar or lunar eclipse, to have a bad luck,
- to have a run of bad luck, to be unfortunate,
- to have ill luck or misfortune, to be unfortunate,
- to pick up, to pluck, to pull out, to choose, to select, to learn, to imitate, to mimic, to copy, to note down, to sew, to stitch, to pilfer, to pinch, to steal,
- to get plucked,
- to have a run of bad luck,
- to have a run of bad luck,
- to pull up, to weed out, to uproot, to pluck,
- to snap, to pluck,
- to pluck the head of plants,
- to wish good luck
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