riddle Sanskrit [feminine noun] 1. A sentence or question made to test one's intelligence which cannot be easily understood or solved; Buzhowal; Prahelika; mysterious thing; incomprehensible description 2. cryptic description of an object or subject that has to be answered with great care 3. {figurative meaning} A problem that cannot be solved quickly. [Idiom] - To extinguish : To say the thing by turning it around.
Riddle - noun feminine [Sanskrit Prahelika] 1. A sentence in which the character of an object is given by twisting or in a misleading form and with the help of the same symptom, it is proposed to understand or name it. Such a description of an object or subject that should be known as the description of another object or subject. And a lot of thought can be reduced on it. Buzhowal.
Action Q- Extinguish. - To extinguish. Special- In the creation of riddles, we often do so that the subject, whose puzzle has to be made, describes its form, quality, function, etc., by making the form, quality, task of any other object, so that the same object of the puzzle can be heard for a while.
The subject is known. But by subtracting all the signs and places, he can definitely understand that its goal is something else. Like, the riddle of the corn in the tree is - 'It was green, the mind was full. The dushala was standing in the king's garden. In the month of Shravan, it seems to be the description of a woman. Sometimes it is also done that the famous specialties of some famous objects are given to identify the subject of the riddle and at the same time also tell that he is not one of these things, Beel Chahat Nahi Naag.
The moon does not fall, the head remains pag. In some riddles, they also keep the name of their subject, such as, 'See a unique woman. One of the heaviest qualities in him. Didn't read this came as a surprise. Tell me to die and live immediately.' The answer to this puzzle is Nadi which is present in the form of the female word of the puzzle.
The words by which the puzzle-maker gives its answer are dichotomous in which those who try to understand by engaging on both sides can be deceived. The masters of Alankar Shastra have considered this type of creation as an ornament. Its description will be found in the word 'Prahelika'.
Among many exercises of intelligence, solving puzzles is also a good exercise. Children have a great love for riddles. With this, the power of their intellect also increases with entertainment. Young people, adults and old people also often entertain themselves by solving puzzles. 2. Anything whose meaning does not open. Any event or action whose reason, purpose etc. is not understood.
A matter of rotation. Secret or formidable trade.
Any event that does not reveal its distinction. Incomprehensible topic. problem . Like, - (a) Everything about you is a puzzle. (b) Last night's incident is indeed an enigma. Idiom- extinguishing the riddle = turning your meaning around and saying it. To say something often in such a term that the listener has to be very surprised to understand it. To talk crazy Like, you have a habit of solving puzzles, straight talk never comes out of your mouth.
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