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acchā lagegā English Meaning - Translate acchā lagegā (Rather) into English from Hindi

acchā lagegā Roman Hindi to English Meaning is Rather. It is a adverb by form. Other acchā lagegā English Meanings are are Averagely, Comparatively, Enough, Fairly, Passably, Quite, Reasonably, Relatively, Slightly, Some, Something, Somewhat, Tolerably, Kind Of, More Or Less, Sort Of, Pretty, A Bit, A Little, In A Certain Degree, To Some Degree, To Some Extent, and a lot others listed on this page.

Definitions of Rather

adj. Prior; earlier; former.

adv. Earlier; sooner; before.

adv. More readily or willingly; preferably.

adv. On the other hand; to the contrary of what was said or suggested; instead.

adv. Of two alternatives conceived of, this by preference to, or as more likely than, the other; somewhat.

adv. More properly; more correctly speaking.

adv. In some degree; somewhat

Form Adverb

How To Spell Rather [adverb rath -er, rah-th er; interjection rath -ur, rah-th ur]

Origin of Rather Old English hrathor ‘earlier, sooner’, comparative of hræthe ‘without delay’, from hræth ‘prompt’ (see rathe).

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