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compounding

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/kəmˈpaʊndɪŋ/ · com-pound-ing

The action of combining two or more elements to form a single entity.

Meanings

nounformal

The action of combining two or more elements to form a single entity.

دو یا زیادہ اجزاء کو ایک واحد وجود میں ملانے کا عمل۔

ترکیب

tarkeeb

Synonyms

combinationintegrationcompositionملاپترکیباجتماع

Antonyms

separationdivisiondissolutionالگ تقسیمانتشارفراق

Common Collocations

  • compound interest
  • chemical compounding
  • linguistic compounding

Example Sentences

Compounding interest can significantly increase your savings over time.

سود کی ترکیب وقت کے ساتھ آپ کی بچت کو کافی بڑھا سکتی ہے۔

Sood ki tarkeeb waqt ke saath aap ki bachat ko kafi barha sakti hai.

In chemistry, compounding elements creates new substances.

کیمیا میں، عناصر کی ترکیب نئی مادوں کی تشکیل کرتی ہے۔

Kimiya mein, ansar ki tarkeeb nai maadon ki tashkeel karti hai.

The compounding of languages often leads to interesting new words.

زبانوں کی ترکیب اکثر دلچسپ نئے الفاظ کی طرف لے جاتی ہے۔

Zabaanon ki tarkeeb aksar dilchasp naye alfaz ki taraf le jati hai.

Easily Confused With

compounded:Compounding refers to the process, whereas compounded indicates that the process has already been completed.

Word Family

compound
nounمرکب

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'compound' as mixing ingredients to create something new.

Imagine a chef combining various ingredients to create a unique dish.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

ترکیبِ عشق میں مضامین ہیں کئی، ہر دل کی کہانی کا راز ہے صدیوں کی تھکن میں۔

Tarkeeb-e-ishq mein mazaamin hain kai, Har dil ki kahani ka raaz hai sadiyon ki thakan mein.

In the composition of love, there are many themes, The secret of every heart's story lies in the fatigue of centuries.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

ایک دوسرے کی ترکیب میں طاقت ہے۔

Ek doosray ki tarkeeb mein taqat hai.

There is strength in combining with one another.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "componere" — to put together

First known use: 15th century

The word comes from the Latin 'componere', which means to join together or assemble. It has evolved in usage to refer to both physical and abstract combinations.