Hindi, asked by manusripallikonda, 6 months ago

chamakna meaning in hindi

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Answered by aniii03

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Answer:

चमकना

$\huge \underline \mathtt \colorbox{cyan}{shine}$

Explanation:

$\bold{\huge{\fbox{\color{Maroon}{Hope it helps you}}}}$

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Answered by rajputhari555

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Answer:

तारे की तरह प्रकाशित होना, चमकना, चमचमाना

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