orphanhood meaning in Hindi

Noun
• अनाथावस्था

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The rate of orphanhood stands at about 11 percent.
Orphanhood was not the only vicissitude that visited La Martini�re's childhood.
As a child, he was frequently taunted by his classmates about his orphanhood.
As usual, the Dimpled One is threatened with orphanhood when her widowed dad goes off to war.
:: The intersection of celebrity and young orphanhood seems to me to be arbitrary and even random.
We watch through her frightened, wise-beyond-her-years eyes as she recalls traumatic moments from her past while coming to grips with imminent orphanhood.
Concerning the orphanhood benefits resulting from his father's death in 1986, he vacillated over whether he had been paid until age 18 ( adulthood ), or 20.
The death of his mother, when he was four, left a lasting impression on the novelist the absence of a mother and orphanhood are recurring themes in his work.
Often psychologically unprepared for orphanhood, more and more boomers are discovering that when their parents pass away, bonds of memory and tradition that held their extended families together go with them.
For a youth-oriented generation conditioned to believe that modern medicine can cure or hold at bay almost every ailment, orphanhood has unwelcome _ even terrifying _ connotations of aging and mortality.

noun.

the condition of being a child without living parents; "his early orphanage shaped his character as an adult"
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