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1 nail
N1. नाखूनCut your nails regularly.2. कीलHe fixed the box with nails.--------VT1. कील\nailजड़नाHe nailed the box properly.Nail the painting on the wall. -
2 stick
N1. लाठीOld people generally use stick to walk properly.2. छड़ीMy brother is a good player of stick games.3. ड्रम छड़ीRam has got a very good speed at the drum stick.4. लकड़ीMy servant kept away all the sticks after are furniture work was over.5. पुलीस का ड़ंड़ाThe thieves are scared of the police stick.6. असाधारण व्यक्तिRam is a funny old stick.--------V1. चिपकनाI tried to STICK All the strickers on the cupboard.2. घुसेड़नाStick the iron nail into the wall.3. बरदाश्त करनाI can't stick on to the TV for more than two hours.4. सथापित करनाI want to stick the name of my company in the market scenario.
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