Jell Meaning In Hindi
Jell Meaning in Hindi is गाढ़ा होना. It is written as Gāṛhā Honā in Roman Hindi. Jell is a verb (used without object) by form. The synonyms and antonyms of Jell are listed below.
Jell
[jel]
गाढ़ा होना
Gāṛhā Honā
| Gāṛhā Honā | गाढ़ा होना |
| Niścit Rūp Lenā | निश्चित रूप लेना |
| Niścit Rūp Lenā | निश्चित रूप लेना |
Definitions of Jell
intransitive v. To jelly.
intransitive v. To take on a more concrete or substantial form; -- of ideas, plans, programs, etc.
Form Verb (used Without Object)
How To Spell Jell [jel]
Synonyms For Jell , Similar to Jell
Clot, Cohere, Condense, Congeal, Crystallize, Finalize, Form, Freeze, Gel, Harden, Jellify, Jelly, Materialize, Set, Solidify, Stick, Stiffen, Thicken, Gelatinize, Gelate, Come Together,Antonyms For Jell , Opposite to Jell
Displace, Liquefy, Liquidate, Loosen, Melt, Remove, Separate, Soften, Thin,Jell Hindi Meaning - Find the correct meaning of Jell in Hindi. It is important to understand the word properly when we translate it from English to Hindi. There are always several meanings of each word in Hindi. The correct meaning of Jell in Hindi is गाढ़ा होना. It is written as Vikretā in Roman. Jell is a verb (used without object) according to parts of speech. It is spelled as [jel].
There are also several similar words to Jell in our dictionary, which are Clot, Cohere, Condense, Congeal, Crystallize, Finalize, Form, Freeze, Gel, Harden, Jellify, Jelly, Materialize, Set, Solidify, Stick, Stiffen, Thicken, Gelatinize, Gelate and Come Together. The opposite word of Jell are Displace, Liquefy, Liquidate, Loosen, Melt, Remove, Separate, Soften and Thin. After English to Hindi translation of Jell, if you have issues in pronunciation, then you can hear the audio of it in the online dictionary.
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