Chalk Meaning in Hindi
Adjective
- 1. खरी (p. kharI )
Verb
- 1. खाका बनाना (p. khaka banana )
- 2. लिखना (p. likhana )
- 3. चाक से लिखना (p. chak se likhana )
- 4. खड़िया से घिसना (p. khaDaiya se ghisana )
- 5. चिन्ह बनाना (p. chinh banana )
- 6. सफ़ेद कर देना (p. saphaed kar dena )
- 7. वर्णहीन कर देना (p. varNahin kar dena )
- 8. दर्ज़ करना (p. darja karana )
- 9. बनाना (p. banana )
- 10. खिंचना (p. khinachana )
Transitiveverb
- 1. चिह्न लगाना (p. chihn lagana )
Noun
- 1. खड़िया (p. khaDDiya )
- 2. चक (p. chak )
- 3. खडिया (p. khaDiya )
- 4. निशान (p. nishan )
- 5. चूने के पथर (p. chune ke pathar )
- 6. चिन्ह (p. chinh )
- 7. सेतखली (p. setakhali )
- 8. चौक (p. chauk )
- 9. ख़ड़िया (p. ख़ड़iyA )
- 10. चाक (p. cAka )
- 11. खड़ी (p. khaड़I )
- 12. सिलखरी (p. silakharI )
- 13. सेलखड़ी (p. selakhaड़I )
Chalk Definitions and Meaning in English
Chalk Sentences from Popular Quotes and Books
1. "by a long chalk BRITISH by far."
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Angus Stevenson, Oxford Dictionary of English
2. "I wish my days could be washed away like the chalk lines of my days."
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Jonathan Safran Foer, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
3. "Driving, Lambright thought the moon looked like a fingerprint of chalk."
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Elizabeth Strout, The Best American Short Stories 2013
4. "not by a long chalk BRITISH by no means; not at all:"
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Angus Stevenson, Oxford Dictionary of English
5. "Whatever I do right I chalk up to my father’s example. Whatever I do wrong I blame squarely on fate."
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Jodi Picoult, Vanishing Acts
6. "There is no past or future. Using tenses to divide time is like making chalk marks on water."
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Quote by Janet Frame
7. "They were an indistinct blur of pastel and white uniforms, like chalk doodles on a sidewalk in the rain"
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Gabrielle Zevin, Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac
8. "I love it when the dark bottle of night spills out, and the Moon writes in chalk about us"
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Quote by John Geddes
9. "Goddamn. Well, let's call that an experiment and chalk it up to experience. All hail Jill Kismet the scientist."
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Lilith Saintcrow, Night Shift
10. "His fingers were permanently yellowed with chalk dust rather than nicotine, but it was still the residue of an addicting substance."
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Stephen King, 'Salem's Lot