Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
cutting edge
Hindi translation:
Adhunik/Unnat/AgraNi----आधुनिक /उन्नत /अग्रणी
Added to glossary by
Satyam Varma
Apr 15, 2005 18:21
19 yrs ago
English term
cutting edge
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'Cutting edge' is frequently used as an adjective for a modern technology or business tool.
What can be the Hindi word nearest to it?
What can be the Hindi word nearest to it?
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Adhunik/Unnat/AgraNi----आधुनिक /उन्नत /अग्रणी
Cutting edge meansthe position of greatest advancement; the leading position in any movement or field.
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Note added at 10 mins (2005-04-15 18:31:54 GMT)
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Cutting edge is a term used to describe the creations of the small number of persons or groups who are at the frontier of progress in a field, especially science. For instance, cutting edge technology refers to technology that is the most advanced and most original technology available at the time.
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Note added at 10 mins (2005-04-15 18:31:54 GMT)
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Cutting edge is a term used to describe the creations of the small number of persons or groups who are at the frontier of progress in a field, especially science. For instance, cutting edge technology refers to technology that is the most advanced and most original technology available at the time.
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atyadhunik, adhyatan, navintam, dhardhar
Several words convey the meaning of cutting edge in the sense of latest technology, such as atyadhunik (अत्याधुनिक), adhyatan (अद्यतन), and navintam (नवीनतम).
If you would like to take a slightly literal meaning, then dhardhar (धारदार), prabhavshali (प्रभावशाली), and asardaar (असरदार) can be used.
If you would like to take a slightly literal meaning, then dhardhar (धारदार), prabhavshali (प्रभावशाली), and asardaar (असरदार) can be used.
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aadhuniktam,sarvaadhunik,naveentam
cutting edge technology means latest technology.
therefore we can say:- आधुनिकतम प्रयुक्ति, सर्वाधुनिक प्रयुक्ति,नवीनतम प्रयुक्ति ।
therefore we can say:- आधुनिकतम प्रयुक्ति, सर्वाधुनिक प्रयुक्ति,नवीनतम प्रयुक्ति ।
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kapardi (X)
: I agree with this word "आधुनिकतम" when used as an adjective.
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ati-viksit, guNvattapurN (अतिविकसित, ग&
These are in addition to the suggestions of atyadhunik, agraNi given by fellow members.
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kapardi (X)
: I am happy with "अतिविकसित" as the correctly translated word according to the definition 'the position of greatest advancement'
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Ati-Pragat अती प्रगत
Basically it demands an outstanding meaning level not attained by anybody else.
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charamonnat or paramonnat
Cutting edge relates to the extreme/ultimate advanced/developed technology
Thats why charam + unnat extreme +developed
and param + unnat ultimate +developed
take your pick it means same
Thats why charam + unnat extreme +developed
and param + unnat ultimate +developed
take your pick it means same
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Arun Singh
: I feel this is nearest, but none seems to match the exact requirement
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sarvonnat
The dictionary meanning has the follwoing defination
"An effective quality or element.
The position of greatest advancement or importance; the forefront: “California is on the cutting edge of trends that spread nationwide” (Carl Ingram)."
The position of greatest advancement : sarv unnat so sarvonnat
But i thnk literal transalation is killing the mpact of the word.
How about an out of way solution "Dhaar kagaar". Dhar is of course ability to cut and kagaar is the edge . BTW Dhaar denote both the ability to cut and also edge . So why not just Dhar
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