arm chair

Arm Chair Meaning in Nepali

In Nepali, the term “arm chair” can be translated into several meanings, including कुर्सी (kursi), आर्मचेयर (armchair), बाँहचेयर (baanchair), and हातचेयर (haatchair).

Nearby Words

– Noun: कुर्सी (kursi) – chair

– Noun: आर्मचेयर (armchair) – armchair

– Noun: बाँहचेयर (baanchair) – armchair

– Noun: हातचेयर (haatchair) – armchair

Part of Speech: Noun

Pronunciation: /ɑːrm tʃɛər/ (arm chair)

Arm Chair Synonyms

– Seat (सीट)

– Throne (सिंहासन)

– Recliner (रिक्लाइनर)

– Lounger (लाउंजर)

– Chaise (चेज)

Description and Origination of Arm Chair

An arm chair is a type of chair that has armrests and is usually more comfortable than a regular chair. It provides support and relaxation to the person sitting on it. Arm chairs have been used for centuries and can be found in various styles and designs. They originated in Europe during the 16th century and were initially used by the upper class as a symbol of status and luxury. Over time, arm chairs became more accessible to the general population and are now commonly found in homes, offices, and other spaces.

Antonyms

– Stool (चौकी)

– Bench (बेंच)

– Ottoman (ओटोमन)

– Sofa (सोफा)

– Couch (काउच)

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