Paryayvachi shabd for the word "tree"

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Paryayvachi shabd for the word tree are: vriksh, ped, jhaad
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Paryayvachi shabd for tree is pedh, jhad, vriksh
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In English : Shrub , Plant , Bush , Sapling In Hindi -: वृक्ष , तरु, विटप, पादप, द्रुम, शाखी।
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Vruksh hamen sabji fruit flowers deta hai aur hamen oxygen milta hai vruksh hamen Chhaya deta hai aur jeene ka vardan deta hai
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Paryayvachi is vruksh and tharu
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The Hindi word "tree" can be replaced with several synonyms or paryayvachi shabd (समानार्थी शब्द). Some common ones include: वृक्ष (Vriksha) पेड़ (Ped) तरु (Taru) These words are often used interchangeably depending on the context.
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The Hindi word "tree" can be replaced with several synonyms or paryayvachi shabd (समानार्थी शब्द). Some common ones include: वृक्ष (Vriksha) पेड़ (Ped) तरु (Taru) These words are often used interchangeably depending on the context. read less
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