sin in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
sin in Sindhi سنڌي
sin in English
- sin⇄expr. live in sin, to live as man and wife without being married.
Ex. ... the peculiarities of income tax laws which can make living in sin a better financial proposition for working couples than respectable marriage (Sunday Times). - sin⇄noun 1a. a breaking of the law of God on purpose.
Ex. human sin. Men have dulled their eyes with sin (Henry Van Dyke).
b. the state or condition resulting from this.
Ex. born and raised in sin.
2. wrongdoing of any kind; immoral - sin⇄sin (1), noun, verb, sinned,sinning.
- sin⇄sin (2)orsin', preposition, conjunction, adverb.
(Scottish.) since. - sin⇄sin (3), noun.
the twenty-first letter of the Hebrew alphabet; shin. - sin⇄sin(no period),
the mathematical notation for sine, used in formulas and equations. - Sin⇄Sin, noun. Nannar.
- sin⇄v.i. 1. to break the law of God; be a sinner.
Ex. That the saint sinned is not believable. The tempter, or the tempted, who sins most? (Shakespeare).
2. to offend (against some principle, standard, person, or group); do wrong or be wrong. - sin⇄v.t. 1. to do, perform, or perpetrate sinfully; commit (a sin).
Ex. A man ... who had sinned all the sins (H. G. Wells).
2a. to bring (oneself into a state, or beyond something) by sinning.
b. to drive (away) by sinning.
Ex. Sou