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church in Hindi

church in Hindi is कलीसा, गिर्जा, गिर्जाघर — church means a building used for Christian worship.

church in Hindi

कलीसा
house of worship
गिर्जा
masculine
house of worship
गिर्जाघर
masculine
house of worship
गिरजाघर
masculine
house of worship
चर्च
house of worship
गिरजा
masculine
house of worship
कलीसिया
feminine
house of worship

What does "church" mean?

  1. noun A building used for Christian worship.
    "The wedding was held in a small stone church."
  2. noun A religious service held for Christian worship.
    "Grandma goes to church every Sunday morning."
  3. noun A particular Christian denomination or organized branch of Christianity.
    "The Anglican Church has its roots in 16th-century England."
  4. noun Christians collectively, or organized religion viewed as an institution.
    "The relationship between church and state has long been debated."
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church in a sentence

  • The wedding was held in a small stone church.
  • They walked past the church on their way to town.
  • Grandma goes to church every Sunday morning.
  • We usually go to church and then have lunch together.

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church का हिंदी में क्या अर्थ है?
"church" in Hindi is कलीसा, गिर्जा, गिर्जाघर. church means: A building used for Christian worship.
How do you use "church" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding was held in a small stone church." In Hindi, "church" is कलीसा, गिर्जा, गिर्जाघर.
Are there other ways to say "church" in Hindi?
Yes — Hindi has 7 translations listed for "church": कलीसा, गिर्जा, गिर्जाघर, गिरजाघर, चर्च, गिरजा.
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