canonical
/kəˈnɒnɪkl/adjective
उच्चारण कनॉनिकल
मानक, प्रामाणिक, स्वीकृत नियमों या श्रेष्ठ कृतियों से संबंधित
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accepted as belonging to the group of the most important or highly regarded works, or as following accepted rules or standards
मानक, प्रामाणिक, स्वीकृत नियमों या श्रेष्ठ कृतियों से संबंधित
- Shakespeare and Milton are canonical authors in English literature.
- the canonical form of the equation
- The Mahabharata is a canonical text of Indian literature.
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- Teachers often read the canonical works of the nineteenth century.
- The software uses the canonical form of every address.
Synonyms authoritative standard accepted
Opposite unorthodox non-standard apocryphal
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connected with the laws of the Christian Church
चर्च के नियमों से संबंधित
- canonical law
- Questions of divorce within the Church are decided by canonical law.
- The bishop cited canonical rules in the dispute.
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- Canonical hours are the set times of prayer in a monastery.
- The church court studied the canonical law on the case.
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canon or cannon?
Canon (one n in the middle) is a rule or a list of accepted works, or a church official: 'the literary canon'. Cannon (double n) is a large gun: 'cannon fire'. Canonical comes from canon; a cannonball comes from cannon.
Canon (बीच में एक n) नियम या स्वीकृत कृतियों की सूची, या चर्च का अधिकारी है: 'the literary canon'। Cannon (दो n) बड़ी तोप है: 'cannon fire'। Canonical, canon से बना है; cannonball, cannon से।
The canon/cannon pair is a spelling item.
Canon और cannon का अंतर spelling में पूछा जाता है।
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The literary canon; canonical hours.
Literary canon (किसी लेखक की मान्य रचनाओं का संग्रह) और canonical hours (चर्च में प्रार्थना के निर्धारित समय) इस शब्द से जुड़े प्रयोग हैं।