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  • 1 shroud

    N
    1. कफ़न
    She didn't have money to buy a shroud for her husband.
    2. परदा
    The shroud of clouds concealed the sun.
    3. बरांड़ल
    The shrouds broke and the mast of the ship was no more useful due to the storm.
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    V
    1. छिपाना
    It is a murder shrouded in mystery.

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  • 2 shroud

    n.
    कफन, शव परिधान, मुर्दा लपेटने की चादर
    v. tr.
    मुर्दे पर कपडा डालना, छिपाना

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  • 3 shroud

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