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Pronunciation / Transliteration: anivarya
"यात्रा के लिए पासपोर्ट एक अनिवार्य आवश्यकता है।"
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Something that is required or indispensable.
"A passport is a must for international travel."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Old English 'mōste', past tense of 'mōtan' (to be allowed, to be able to), from Proto-Germanic '*mōtaną'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Must" is said worldwide
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incontournable
Transliteration: incontournable
"Ce livre est un incontournable pour tous les passionnés d'histoire."
Muss
Transliteration: Muss
"Dieses Buch ist ein absolutes Muss für alle Kunstliebhaber."
must
Transliteration: must
"Questa mostra d'arte è un vero must da visitare."
imprescindible
Transliteration: imprescindible
"Este abrigo es un imprescindible para el invierno."
imprescindível
Transliteration: imprescindível
"O protetor solar é imprescindível na praia."
अनिवार्य
Transliteration: anivarya
"यात्रा के लिए पासपोर्ट एक अनिवार्य आवश्यकता है।"
必备品
Transliteration: bìbèipǐn
"这本字典是学生学习语言的必备品。"
필수품
Transliteration: pilsumpum
"스마트폰은 현대인의 필수품이다."
マスト
Transliteration: masuto
"このアイテムは今シーズンのマストです。"
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