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Faraar

Esperanto translation: Absconding

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Hindi term or phrase:Faraar
Esperanto translation:Absconding
Entered by: Rajan Chopra

11:45 Nov 6, 2003
Hindi to Esperanto translations [Non-PRO]
Hindi term or phrase: Faraar
Faraar
PRAKASH SHARMA
India
Local time: 01:18
Absconding - If you are looking for its English counterpart
Explanation:
I guess that you have put this query under Hindi>Esperanto combination due to inadvertence.

I can offer help if you are looking for its English substitutes.

Faraar is known as absconding or a culprit at large or a fugitive.

Usage:

1. Ek faraar pakDa gaya = One absconder was caught

2. Jail say do qaidee faraar ho gaye = Two prisoners abscondeded from the jail.

Hope this meets your requirements.
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Rajan Chopra
India
Local time: 01:18
Grading comment
yup! By mistake, I've posted it in wrong language pair. Still, thanks for your effort!
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Absconding - If you are looking for its English counterpart


Explanation:
I guess that you have put this query under Hindi>Esperanto combination due to inadvertence.

I can offer help if you are looking for its English substitutes.

Faraar is known as absconding or a culprit at large or a fugitive.

Usage:

1. Ek faraar pakDa gaya = One absconder was caught

2. Jail say do qaidee faraar ho gaye = Two prisoners abscondeded from the jail.

Hope this meets your requirements.

Rajan Chopra
India
Local time: 01:18
Native speaker of: Native in HindiHindi
Grading comment
yup! By mistake, I've posted it in wrong language pair. Still, thanks for your effort!
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