to escort, to accompany, to see off · to forward (send something received to a third party) · to hide something by putting it somewhere quickly and discreetly
çekim: geçmiş ötürmüş · ortaç ötürmüş · şimdiki ötürür
attacker, assailant · forward (player nearest to the opposing team)
çekim: çoğul napastnicy · tamlayan napastnika
eş: agresor, atakujący
köken: Etymology tree Polish napaść Polish -nik Polish napastnik From napaść + -nik.
Hintçeअग्रसरित करना, आगे को चलता करना, भेजना /bʱeːd͡ʒ.nɑː/
to send
çekim: geçmiş भेजता · şimdiki भेजता है
köken: Hindi verb set भेजना (bhejnā) भिजाना (bhijānā) भिजवाना (bhijvānā) Etymology tree Prakrit *𑀪𑁂𑀚𑁆𑀚𑀇 (*bhĕjjaï) Hindi भेजना Inherited from Prakrit *भेज्जइ (bhĕjjaï). See there for more. Cognates include Punjabi ਭੇਜਣਾ (bhejṇā) / بهیجنا (bhejṇā), Nepali भेज्नु (bhejnu), Odia ଭେଜିବା (bhejibā), Maithili भेजब (bhejab).
ईमेल भेजना
कल मैं तुम्हें एक पत्र भेजूँगा।
Fincehyökkääjä, lähettää edelleen, lähettää eteenpäin, välittää /ˈhyø̯kːæːjæ/
attacker, aggressor · forward, attackman (a player in a team whose primary task is to score) · attack, offense (the attackmen of a team collectively)
köken: The sports sense is a semantic loan from Russian напада́ющий (napadájuščij).
Etimoloji
From roj + -ník. The noun roj comes from Proto-Slavic *rojь (originally probably “current”), which comes from Proto-Indo-European *h₃reyH- (“to flow”). See also zdroj, řeka, řinout, ráj.