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Spur

Hindi Meaning

प्रेरणा

महमेज़

कंट

खांग

पर्वत-स्कंध

प्रोत्साहित करना

उसकाना

एड़ लगाना

उभाड़ना

प्रोत्साहन

पर्वत-स्कन्ध

English Meaning

  1. A short spike or spiked wheel that attaches to the heel of a rider's boot and is used to urge a horse forward.
  2. Something that serves as a goad or incentive.
  3. A spurlike attachment or projection, as:
  4. A spinelike process on the leg of some birds.
  5. A climbing iron; a crampon.
  6. A gaff attached to the leg of a gamecock.
  7. A short or stunted branch of a tree.
  8. A bony outgrowth or protuberance.
  9. A lateral ridge projecting from a mountain or mountain range.
  10. An oblique reinforcing prop or stay of timber or masonry.
  11. Botany A tubular or saclike extension of the corolla or calyx of a flower, as in a columbine or larkspur.
  12. An ergot growing on rye.
  13. A spur track.
  14. To urge (a horse) on by the use of spurs.
  15. To incite or stimulate: "A business tax cut is needed to spur industrial investment” ( New York Times).
  16. To ride quickly by spurring a horse.
  17. To proceed in haste.