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Dwindle Urdu Meaning: کم ہونا Kamm Hona Meaning, English To Urdu Dictionary - Darsaal

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English Word Dwindle
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Urdu Meaning کم ہونا
Meaning In Roman Urdu Kamm Hona
Kamm Honaکم ہونا
Sukarnaسکڑنا
Qadar Ghatnaقدر گھٹنا
Word FormVerb (used without object), dwindled, dwindling.
How To Spell Dwindle[dwin-dl]

Definition of Dwindle

Late 16th century: frequentative of Scots and dialect dwine ‘fade away’, from Old English dwīnan, of Germanic origin; related to Middle Dutch dwīnen and Old Norse dvína.

Synonyms of Dwindle
Abate, Bate, Close, Contract, Decay, Decline, Decrease, Diminish, Drain, Drop, Ebb, Fade, Fall, Lessen, Pine, Shrink, Shrivel, Sink, Subside, Taper, Wane, Weaken, Wither, Slack Off, Peter Out, Die Down, Become Smaller, Die Away, Die Out, Grow Less,
Antonyms of Dwindle
Ascend, Develop, Enhance, Enlarge, Expand, Extend, Grow, Improve, Increase, Raise, Rise, Save, Strengthen, Swell, Go Up, Prolong,

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You searched English word "Dwindle" meaning in Urdu that is "کم ہونا". Dwindle translation from English into Roman Urdu is kamm hona. Dwindle is a Verb (used Without Object), Dwindled, Dwindling.. We Spell Dwindle as [dwin-dl]. Dwindle meaning in Urdu has been searched 2194 ( two thousand one hundred ninety four ) times till today 22/11/2024. Get translation of the word Dwindle in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Dwindle Word in Urdu and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Dwindle in English to Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Hindi and other languages.

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