हमशक्ल
Hindi
editEtymology
editBorrowed from Classical Persian همشکل (ham-šakl, “like, resembling”). By surface analysis, हम- (ham-) + शक्ल (śakl).
Pronunciation
editNoun
editहमशक्ल • (hamśakl) m (Urdu spelling ہمشکل)
- lookalike, doppelganger
- 2017 February 16, “चीयरलीडर्स पर नहीं चला नकली किम जोंग-उन का जादू [cīyarlīḍars par nahī̃ calā naklī kim joṅg-un kā jādū]”, in BBC Hindi[1]:
- दक्षिण कोरिया में खेले जा रहे विंटर ओलंपिक में किम जोंग-उन के एक हमशक्ल ने कई लोगों का ध्यान खींचा. लेकिन उनका जादू उत्तर कोरिया से आईं चीयरलीडर्स पर नहीं चला.
- dakṣiṇ koriyā mẽ khele jā rahe viṇṭar olampik mẽ kim joṅg-un ke ek hamśakla ne kaī logõ kā dhyān khī̃cā. lekin unkā jādū uttar koriyā se āī̃ cīyarlīḍars par nahī̃ calā.
- A lookalike of Kim-Jong Un raised many eyebrows at the Winter Olympics being played in South Korea. But his magic did not work on the North Korean cheerleaders.
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