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qaasir

one who commits error, unable, unequal (to), inefficient, incapable

qaasir

the one who force someone to work, coercive, oppressor

qaasira

کوتاہ (قاصر (رک) کی تانیث).

qaasir rahnaa

لاچار رہنا ، کسی کام کو کرنے سے عاجز رہنا ، کسی فرض کو انجام دینے سے ناکام رہنا.

qaasir-ul-yad

نزار ، لاغر ، بے دم ، کمزور ، بے طاقت.

qaasir-ul-bayaan

failing or deficient in narration or description

qaasir-e-himmat

coward

qaasir-ul-himmat

کم ہمّت ، بے حوصلہ.

zhen qaasir honaa

(of mind) fail to understand, something to be beyond one's comprehension

zabaan qaasir honaa

to be unable to speak, become helplessly speechless

qalam likhne se qaasir honaa

لکھا نہ جا سکنا

Meaning ofSee meaning 'aajiz karnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

'aajiz karnaa

'आजिज़ करना•عاجِز کَرنا

Idiom

Root word: 'aajiz

English meaning of 'aajiz karnaa

render one powerless or helpless, worry, harass, put pressure upon

'आजिज़ करना के हिंदी अर्थ

तंग करना, परेशान करना, बेबस करना, मजबूर कर देना, थका मारना, थका देना

عاجِز کَرنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

تن٘گ کرنا، زچ کرنا، پریشان کرنا، بے بس کرنا، مجبور کر دینا، تھکا مارنا، تھکا دینا

Urdu meaning of 'aajiz karnaa

Roman
Urdu

tang karnaa, zach karnaa, pareshaan karnaa, bebas karnaa, majbuur kar denaa, thaka maarana, thaka denaa

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qaasir

one who commits error, unable, unequal (to), inefficient, incapable

qaasir

the one who force someone to work, coercive, oppressor

qaasira

کوتاہ (قاصر (رک) کی تانیث).

qaasir rahnaa

لاچار رہنا ، کسی کام کو کرنے سے عاجز رہنا ، کسی فرض کو انجام دینے سے ناکام رہنا.

qaasir-ul-yad

نزار ، لاغر ، بے دم ، کمزور ، بے طاقت.

qaasir-ul-bayaan

failing or deficient in narration or description

qaasir-e-himmat

coward

qaasir-ul-himmat

کم ہمّت ، بے حوصلہ.

zhen qaasir honaa

(of mind) fail to understand, something to be beyond one's comprehension

zabaan qaasir honaa

to be unable to speak, become helplessly speechless

qalam likhne se qaasir honaa

لکھا نہ جا سکنا

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muqaabil

मुक़ाबिल

مُقابِل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

comparing, matching, corresponding, resembling

[ Har siyasi party apne mukhalif party ko muqabil ki jagah mutabadil samajhne lagti hai ]

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muhaajir

मुहाजिर

مُہاِجِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

abandoning, quitting, exile

[ Ye chehara sirf Filistin ke Arab muhajir ka chehra nahin Karachi ke be-khanuman muhajir ka bhi chehra hai ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protest, criticism, animadversion

[ achchha kaam karne ke lie kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahie ]

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'adaavat

'अदावत

عَداوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

enmity, hate, animosity, malice

[ ham logon mein thodi adavat hoti hai lekin jaan ka dushman koyi kahan hota hai ]

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saame'

सामे'

سامِع

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

hearer, listener

[ Sher ki badi khubi to yahi hai ki jis asar ke maa-tahat sher kaha jaae wo asar saame par bhi ho ]

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hassaas

हस्सास

حَسّاس

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

extremely sensitive, emotional

[ Zyada hassas hona aadami ke liye nuqsan-dah hai ]

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baGaavat

बग़ावत

بَغاوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

mutiny, treason, revolution

[ Badhti mahangai ke khilaf awam ko baghawat karni chahiye ]

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majruuh

मजरूह

مَجرُوح

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

wounded, injured، hurt

[ Rahgeer ne majruh shakhs ko hospital pahunchaya ]

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raqiib

रक़ीब

رَقِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

rival or competitor

[ Hatmi (definite) muqable mein do hi ham-sar yaa raqib pahunchte hain ]

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KHaadim

ख़ादिम

خادِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

domestic servant, servant

[ Mahapadam Kabir ka khadim tha ]

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