Pain Meaning in Hindi
Verb
- 1. दुःख (p. du:akh )
- 2. वेदना (p. vedana )
- 3. पीड़ा (p. piDDa )
- 4. सताना (p. satana )
- 5. आफत (p. Aphat )
- 6. चोट पहुँचाना (p. choT pahuNachana )
- 7. दर्द होना (p. dard hona )
- 8. प्रसव वेदना (p. prasav vedana )
- 9. दुःख होना (p. du:akh hona )
- 10. पीड़ा देना (p. piDaa dena )
- 11. तकलीफ् (p. takaliph )
- 12. बेचैन करना (p. bechain karana )
- 13. अंगमर्ष (p. anagamarSh )
- 14. दर्द करना (p. dard karana )
Int
- 1. हा (p. hA )
Noun
Pain Definitions and Meaning in English
- 1. A symptom of some physical hurt or disorder
Usage
1. the patient developed severe pain and distension
Synonyms
Hypernyms
Hyponyms
- metralgia
- mastalgia
- myalgia
- torment
- stinging
- dysmenorrhea
- suffering
- costalgia
- podalgia
- pleuralgia
- urodynia
- agony
- pleurodynia
- orchidalgia
- nephralgia
- soreness
- melagra
- neuralgia
- glossalgia
- photophobia
- glossodynia
- ache
- rawness
- aching
- labor pain
- odynophagia
- keratalgia
- gripes
- myodynia
- colic
- referred pain
- haemorrhoid
- distress
- neuralgy
- throb
- arthralgia
- hemorrhoid
- smarting
- excruciation
- photalgia
- smart
- proctalgia
- chiralgia
- smartness
- piles
- meralgia
- pang
- stitch
- burn
- tenderness
- growing pains
- sting
- thermalgesia
- renal colic
- burning
- causalgia
- torture
- ulalgia
- chest pain
- intestinal colic
- griping
Antonyms
Pain Sentences from Popular Quotes and Books
1. "to pain,"
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Barry Eisler, Inside Out
2. "Pain means you're alive. Pain is good. Pain is life."
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Barry Lyga, Blood of My Blood
3. "Pain is pain. It needs no description."
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Christopher Paolini, Brisingr
4. "Your pain pained me."
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Robert Silverberg, Lord Valentine's Castle
5. "joy costs pain."
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Donald Miller, A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: What I Learned While Editing My Life
6. "with knowledge comes pain."
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Nicholas Sparks, The Notebook
7. "pain. If you"
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Nora Roberts, The Fall of Shane MacKade
8. "MY PAIN IS NAMED"
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Lisa Gardner, Fear Nothing
9. "Pain travels pretty well."
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Christopher Moore, A Dirty Job
10. "with attachment comes pain!"
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Eric Jerome Dickey, Dying for Revenge