waft in Tamil தமிழ்
waft in Urdu اُردُو
waft in English
- waft⇄noun (Nautical.)1. a flag hoisted or intended to be hoisted as a signal; signal flag.
2. the act of signaling by such a flag or flags. - waft⇄noun 1. a breath or puff of air, wind, or scent.
Ex. A waft of fresh air came through the open window.
2. a waving movement; wave.
Ex. a waft of the hand. And the lonely sea bird crosses With one waft of the wing (Tennyson).
3. - waft⇄v.i. 1. float.
2. to blow gently; stir.
Ex. a wafting breeze. - waft⇄v.t. (Obsolete.)1. to signal by a wave of the hand; direct, call, or warn, by waving.
2. to avert (one's eyes). - waft⇄v.t. 1. to carry over water or through air.
Ex. The waves wafted the boat to shore.
2. (Figurative.) to transport or transfer very quickly or as if by magic.
Ex. to be wafted by plane from New York to London, to be wafted by sleep into - waft⇄waft (1), verb, noun.
- waft⇄waft (2), noun, verb.
- waft⇄waft (3), noun.
(Scottish.) weft.