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namely

/ˈneɪmli/adverb

उच्चारण नेम्ली

अर्थात्, यानी, नामतः

Core word

adverb
  1. 1

    used to introduce more exact and detailed information about something that you have just mentioned

    अर्थात्, यानी, नामतः

    • Two students were praised, namely Radhika and Arjun.
    • The plan has one big problem, namely the lack of money.
    • Only two states, namely Kerala and Goa, have such high literacy rates.
    + 2 more examples
    • We need three things for the trip, namely a tent, a stove and a map.
    • One subject troubles him, namely mathematics.

    Synonyms that is specifically to wit in other words

≈Synonyms and antonyms

Synonyms

that is specifically to wit in other words

§Grammar and usage

Usage: namely is normally used after a comma to name the exact people or things you have just referred to, as in 'three subjects, namely English, Maths and Reasoning'.

Usage में namely आमतौर पर comma के बाद आता है और अभी बताए गए लोगों या चीज़ों के ठीक-ठीक नाम बताता है, जैसे 'three subjects, namely English, Maths and Reasoning'।