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Colligate Urdu Meaning: ترتیب دینا Tarteeb Dena Meaning, English To Urdu Dictionary - Darsaal

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English Word Colligate
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Urdu Meaning ترتیب دینا
Meaning In Roman Urdu Tarteeb Dena
Tarteeb Denaترتیب دینا
Marboot Karnaمربوط کرنا
Akhatta Karnaاکٹھا کرنا
Word FormVerb (used with object), colligated, colligating.
How To Spell Colligate[kol-i-geyt]

Definition of Colligate

Mid 16th century (in the Latin sense): from Latin colligat- ‘bound together’, from the verb colligare, from col- ‘together’ + ligare ‘bind’. The current sense dates from the 1960s.

Synonyms of Colligate
Abridge, Amass, Arrange, Assemble, Collate, Collect, Collocate, Compose, Concentrate, Congregate, Consolidate, Cull, Edit, Garner, Gather, Glean, Group, Marshal, Muster, Organize, Recapitulate, Unite, Put Together, Bring Together, Draw Together, Get Together, Heap Up, Anthologize,
Antonyms of Colligate
Destroy, Disarrange, Disassemble, Disorder, Disorganize, Disperse, Distribute, Divide, Scatter, Separate, Spread,

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Colligate Meaning in Spanish

You searched English word "Colligate" meaning in Urdu that is "ترتیب دینا". Colligate translation from English into Roman Urdu is tarteeb dena. Colligate is a Verb (used With Object), Colligated, Colligating.. We Spell Colligate as [kol-i-geyt]. Colligate meaning in Urdu has been searched 753 ( seven hundred fifty three ) times till today 23/11/2024. Get translation of the word Colligate in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Colligate Word in Urdu and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Colligate in English to Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Hindi and other languages.

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