Noun:

কাঁচা লোক, কুকর্মকারী, আনাড়ী কর্মী,

bungler's Usage Examples:

comedies feature recurring types of characters, named François Pignon (a bungler) and François Perrin (a bully).

on Sherlock Holmes (who, in A Study in Scarlet, calls him "a miserable bungler"), laying the groundwork for the methodical, scientifically minded detective.

Amundsen presented a contrasting view of Scott, not as hero but as heroic bungler.

He is a vainglorious and bungler man, who never has managed to levitate.

Finally in the hotel there is a bungler boxer: Pericles, who organizes.

playing the 'Longmire' bungler".

"SMU grad is happy playing the 'Longmire' bungler" "Annabelle 2 Movies Trailer".

A heavy-set, slow-witted bungler who gets beaten up a little less often than Turk, because he gives up more.

A new recruit to the police force (and a bit of a bungler at first), Yarra Central is Wilson’s first posting, and he develops from.

Major General Smithburn (Andrews) with his security officer being an inept bungler, Lt.

Stander's Archie in The League of Frightened Men is far too much of a bungler.

He's still a bungler and flies a ship that's falling apart at the seams, but along the adventure.

The talent for stupidity: the psychology of the bungler, the incompetent, and the ineffectual.

Synonyms:

fuckup; blunderer; incompetent; fumbler; botcher; bumbler; incompetent person; stumbler; butcher; sad sack;

Antonyms:

adequate; efficient; skilled; qualified; competent;