Meaning of فطرت in Marathi

Meaning of فطرت in English

• ANTINATURALNESS
• CONNATURALITY
• CURIO
• DISNATURE
• DISPOSITED
• DISPOSITION
• INFRANATURAL
• INFRANATURALISM
• INHERENCIES
• INHERENCY
• INNATENESS
• INNATURALITY
• NATABILITY
• NATALITIES
• NATALITY
• NATATION
• NATATORES
• NATIFORM
• NATIMORTALITY
• NATIVENESS
• NATTEREDNESS
• NATUARY
• NATURALE
• NATURALESQUE
• NATURALNESS
• NATURATA
• NATURE
• NATURED
• NATURELLEMENT
• NATURES
• NATURISM
• NATURIZE
• PRETERNATURALITY
• PRETERNATURALNESS
• SUBNATURALNESS

English usage of فطرت

• they had such fun over the wonderful box of curios that Jack had sent from India
• your sunny disposition has a way of rubbing off on those around you
• in spite of falling natality, the population as a whole went up
• in spite of falling natality, the population as a whole went up
• And natation , swimming, comes from natare… natatum; ‘nation’ as an alternative, along the lines of ‘dilation,’ would obviously be wrong.
• the breathtaking beauty of nature
• a good-natured man
• the breathtaking beauty of nature
• Nudism and naturism are often used synonymously.

Synonyms of ‘فطرت’

• अपूर्व वस्तू
  CURIOSITY, CURIO,
• दुर्मीळ अपूर्व अशी वस्तू
  CURIO,
• स्वभाव
  NATURE, BEING, TEMPER, FIBRE, BLOOD, DISPOSITION,
• रचना
  STRUCTURE, FRAMEWORK, FORMATION, CONSTRUCTION, CONFORMATION, DISPOSITION,
• व्यवस्था
  SYSTEM, MANAGEMENT, DISPOSAL, DISPOSITION,
• प्रवृत्ती
  TENDENCY, INCLINATION, LEANING, HABITUDE, BIAS, DISPOSITION,
• मनोरचना
  MENTALITY, DISPOSITION, MAKE-UP,
• मांडणी
  DISPOSAL, TO LAY OUT IN ORDER, DISPOSITION, SET-UP, LINE-UP,
• मनाचा कल
  MOOD, DISPOSITION,
• पोहणे
  SWIMMING, SWIM, TO SWIM, TO EXCEL, TO FIOAT, NATATION,
• निसर्ग
  NATURE,
• जात
  SORT, CASTE, NATURE, KIND, BREED,
• नैसार्गिक गुणधर्म
  NATURE,
• निर्सगसौंदर्य
  NATURE,
• पदार्थाचे गुणधर्म
  NATURE,
• सृष्टी
  CREATION, NATURE,
• स्वभाव
  NATURE, BEING, TEMPER, FIBRE, BLOOD, DISPOSITION,
• नग्नतावाद
  NATURISM,

Antonyms of ‘فطرت’

• INDISPOSITION
• FOREIGNNESS
• UNNATURALNESS

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