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bāhar nikālnā English Meaning - Translate bāhar nikālnā (Starve) into English from Hindi

bāhar nikālnā Roman Hindi to English Meaning is Starve. It is a verb (used without object), starved, starving by form. Other bāhar nikālnā English Meanings are are Abjure, Abnegate, Avoid, Cease, Constrain, Curb, Decline, Eschew, Evade, Fast, Forbear, Forgo, Pass, Quit, Refrain, Refuse, Renounce, Shun, Spurn, Stop, Withhold, Give Up, Do Without, Pass Up, Deny Oneself, Give The Go By, Go On The Wagon, Sit Out, Take The Cure, and a lot others listed on this page.

Definitions of Starve

intransitive v. To die; to perish.

intransitive v. To perish with hunger; to suffer extreme hunger or want; to be very indigent.

intransitive v. To perish or die with cold.

transitive v. To destroy with cold.

transitive v. To kill with hunger.

transitive v. To distress or subdue by famine.

transitive v. To destroy by want of any kind.

transitive v. To deprive of force or vigor; to disable.

Form Verb (used Without Object), Starved, Starving.

How To Spell Starve [stahrv]

Origin of Starve Old English steorfan ‘to die’, of Germanic origin, probably from a base meaning ‘be rigid’ (compare with stare); related to Dutch sterven and German sterben.

Synonyms For Starve , Similar to Starve

Antonyms For Starve , Opposite to Starve