Bengali

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Etymology 1

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Borrowed from Classical Persian براءت (barāat) which is from Arabic بَرَاءَة (barāʔa, innocence, blamelessness).

Noun

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বরাত (borat) (objective বরাত (borat) or বরাতকে (boratoke), genitive বরাতের (borater), locative বরাতে (borate))

  1. fate, good luck, fortune
    Synonyms: নসিব (nosib), তকদির (tokodir), কিসমত (kismôt)
    বদনসিবের বরাত খারাব।
    bôdnosiber bôrat kharab.
    The unfortunate one's luck is bad.
    - Kazi Nazrul Islam
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Etymology 2

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Borrowed from Hindi बरात (barāt). Cognate with Sanskrit বরযাত্রা (barayātrā).

Noun

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বরাত (borat) (objective বরাত (borat) or বরাতকে (boratoke), genitive বরাতের (borater), locative বরাতে (borate))

  1. marriage procession from the groom's home to the bride's
  2. (figurative) party, crowd
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Etymology 3

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From বরাবর (borabor), which is from Classical Persian برابر (barābar).

Noun

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বরাত (borat) (objective বরাত (borat) or বরাতকে (boratoke), genitive বরাতের (borater), locative বরাতে (borate))

  1. vicinity, proximity, reach
    Synonyms: পাশ (paś), কাছ (kach)
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    dhôirra neẏ kazir bôrate
    ধইর‍্যা নেয় কাজীর বরাতে
    - Mymensingh Geetika

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