knacker meaning in Hindi

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The word " knacker " was first used in 1812.
Grasel was born into the poor family of a knacker.
The other entrants can be sent to the knackers.
He was replaced by his assistant, the knacker Ernst Reindel from Gommern.
The term " knacker " is sometimes used in Ireland to denote an Irish Traveller.
In 1881 a new knacker was hired.
As a knacker he handled, among other things, hides, skins and leather.
There are no knackers in this country and no greaves to infect cattle, Detweiler said.
It wasn't like she was ready for the knacker's yard just yet.
He used to charge ( pounds sterling ) 70 for taking dead animals to the knacker's yard.

noun.

someone who buys up old horses for slaughter
someone who buys old buildings or ships and breaks them up to recover the materials in them