Meaning of चक्राकार in Gujarati

Meaning of चक्राकार in English

• CIRCULARLY
• RINGED
• CIRCLER
• CYCADACEOUS
• CYCADEOUS
• CYCADITE
• CYCLADES
• CYCLADIC
• CYCLAMATE
• CYCLAMATES
• CYCLAMINE
• CYCLAMENS
• CYCLANE
• CYCLANTHACEOUS
• CYCLANTHALES
• CYCLANTHUS
• CYCLAR
• CYCLAS
• CYCLASE
• CYCLECAR
• CYCLECARS
• CYCLEDOM
• CYCLESMITH
• CYCLIAN
• CYCLITIC
• CYCLITIS
• CYCLITOL
• CYCLITOLS
• CYCLIZED
• CYCLOCOELIC
• CYCLOCOELOUS
• CYCLOIDAL
• CYCLOLITH
• CYCLOMETRIC
• CYCLOMETRIES
• CYCLOMETRY
• CYCLOMYARIAN
• CYCLONAL
• CYCLONIC
• CYCLONIST
• CYCLOPEDIA
• CYCLOPEDIC
• CYCLOPEDICAL
• CYCLOPHORIC
• CYCLOPIC
• CYCLOPIA
• CYCLOPITE
• CYCLOPLEGIC
• CYCLOPOID
• CYCLOPTEROUS
• CYCLOPY
• CYCLORRHAPHOUS
• CYCLOS
• CYCLOTHYME
• CYCLOTHYMIC
• CYCLOTOME
• CYCLOTOMY
• CYCLUS
• PILIFEROUS
• PILULAR
• PULPITOLATRY
• TORNIT
• WHEEL-BARROWER
• WHEEL-GOING
• WHEEL-FOOTED
• WHIRLIER

English usage of चक्राकार

• a long, ringed tail similar to a tabby cat
• the country's jewelry roots reach back millennia to the Cycladic
• Intense sweeteners permitted for use in Australian and New Zealand foods are acesulphame potassium, aspartame, cyclamates , saccharin, sucralose, alitame, thaumatin and neotame.
• Intense sweeteners permitted for use in Australian and New Zealand foods are acesulphame potassium, aspartame, cyclamates , saccharin, sucralose, alitame, thaumatin and neotame.
• Some of my favorite windowsill plants include many varieties of trailing ivy, African violets, primroses, pansies and violets, geraniums, gloxinias, cyclamens , coleus, kalonchoes, peperomias, and heartleaf philodendrons.
• some derivatives may cyclize spontaneously
• a severe storm with cyclonic winds tore apart roofs
• Bailey's Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Synonyms of ‘चक्राकार’

• ખણખણાટ કરવો
  RING,
• ચક્રાજીય
  CYCLOIDAL,

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