feasted
दावत
definition
verb
the men would congregate and feast after hunting
eat and drink sumptuously.
translation of 'feasted'
verb
दावत करना,
दावत देना,
भोजन करना,
भोजन से संतुष होना,
आनंदित करना,
दावत खाना
example
For them, festivals are full of hassles, not to mention, the deluge of friends and relatives, who have to be 'feasted' with the appropriate traditional dishes in the appropriate quantities.
Jordan quickly consumed himself in playing with the toy as he 'feasted' happily upon the sugars provided.
They talked, 'feasted' for hours on rich Italian food, and drank heavily - all for free.
There, musicians played and people danced and sang and drank and 'feasted' .
The night before Greatgrandfather left, the village 'feasted' him and sang music and poured jugs of beer over his head.
He was 'feasted' for a year and then cast out of the city.
The assistant peered through the window and saw a group of people 'feasting' , drinking, and reveling.
They shared, according to Tacitus, a war orientated Teutonic lifestyle with a veneration for the portentous powers of sage women and a predilection for 'feasting' and drinking to excess.
Women especially would just love to impress their spouse by 'feasting' them with the tasty dishes.
the men would congregate and 'feast' after hunting
He walked straight past his expectant friend, dipped his good hand into one of his pockets and sat down, 'feasting on' a large slab of cheese.
In the city they spend their days 'feasting' , gaming, love-making and partaking of beautiful music.
Three teenage schoolgirls were 'feasting on' deep-fried chicken and chips and looked on, admiring the grace and agility of the couples.
But, whereas the vast majority of youngsters tucked into chips and 'feasted on' cake, fresh fruit and yoghurts were not as popular.
The children 'feasted on' hot dogs, barbecued by their childminders' husbands.
In the summer they have parties on each allotment in turn, 'feasting on' barbecues and getting sloshed on homemade wines.
When he was finished, he sat beside Michael and they shared out the provisions and 'feasted on' chicken and wine.
I have bats upstairs who will 'feast' tonight, and that's good.
It was at these capitals where the chief would 'feast' his people after collecting very beautiful and attractive sand, which he spread around the palace.
Achilles slaughters sheep and they 'feast' and drink.
I'm lucky, for I've got an invite to a bash in the Drill Hall where I spend the night dancing, drinking and 'feasting on' mutton soup, pies and sandwiches.
In ancient times, before a battle, a general would 'feast' his soldiers with alcohol and meat.
They and the rest are 'feasting' at his table.
the men would congregate and 'feast' after hunting
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