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brightness

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/ˈbraɪtnəs/ · bright-ness

The quality or state of being bright; the amount of light that is emitted or reflected.

Meanings

nounformal

The quality or state of being bright; the amount of light that is emitted or reflected.

چمکنے کی کیفیت یا حالت; روشنی کی مقدار جو خارج یا منعکس ہوتی ہے.

چمک

chamak

Synonyms

luminosityradianceshineتابناکیچمکروشنی

Antonyms

darknessdimnessdullnessاندھیرامدھمبے رنگی

Common Collocations

  • brightness of the sun
  • brightness of a screen
  • brightness of the stars

Example Sentences

The brightness of the sun can be blinding at noon.

دوپہر میں سورج کی چمک آنکھیں چکا چوند کر سکتی ہے.

Dopahar mein sooraj ki chamak aankhein chaka chond kar sakti hai.

We measured the brightness of the star using a photometer.

ہم نے ایک فوٹومیٹر کا استعمال کرتے ہوئے ستارے کی چمک کی پیمائش کی.

Hum ne ek photometer ka istemal karte hue sitare ki chamak ki paimaish ki.

The brightness in her painting gives it a vibrant feel.

اس کی پینٹنگ میں چمک اسے زندہ دل بناتی ہے.

Us ki painting mein chamak use zinda dil banati hai.

Easily Confused With

brightness:Brightness refers to the intensity of light, whereas 'lightness' refers to the amount of light reflected from a surface.

Word Family

bright
adjectiveچمکتا
brightly
adverbچمکدار طریقے سے

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of bright colors to remember 'brightness'.

A bright sun shining in a clear blue sky.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

چمک جب سے تیرے چہرے کی دیکھی ہے میں نے تو پھر سے آسمان کی روشنی میں اُتر آیا ہوں

Chamak jab se tere chehre ki dekhi hai maine Tu phir se aasman ki roshni mein utar aaya hoon

Since I saw the brightness of your face, I have descended again into the light of the sky.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

چمک والوں کا سایا نہیں ہوتا

Chamak walon ka saaya nahi hota

Those who shine do not cast a shadow.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old English "brȳhtnes" — brightness, splendor

First known use: 14th century

The term 'brightness' evolved from Old English 'brȳhtnes', which denotes the quality of being bright. It has been adopted into modern English to describe both literal and metaphorical brightness.