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# more, most, less, least (''used either on its own or in conjunction with other words to form the postpositive comparative, superlative, contrastive, and sublative adjectival forms'') | # more, most, less, least (''used either on its own or in conjunction with other words to form the postpositive comparative, superlative, contrastive, and sublative adjectival forms'') | ||
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Veda
Etymology
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Pronunciation
Orthographic Form
ghur
Adverb
ghor
- more (used postpositively with an adjective to form the comparative)
- more, most, less, least (used either on its own or in conjunction with other words to form the postpositive comparative, superlative, contrastive, and sublative adjectival forms)
Related Terms
Preposition
ghor
- over
- with respect to, about
- than
Verb
ghor (transitive)
- to cross, to pass over