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'aariz

side of the face, cheeks

'aariza

sickness, disease, disorder, illness, affection

'aariz honaa

suffer from, befall, prove an obstacle (to), debar

'aariz karnaa

طاری کرنا، لاحق کرنا

'aariz-e-huur

cheeks of hourie or beautiful woman

'aariz-ul-mamaalik

فوجی دفتر کا افسرِ اعلیٰ جس کے ذمّے فوج کی بھرتی ، تنظیم ، نظم و ضبط اور تنخواہوں کی تقسیم ہوتی تھی.

'aariz-e-siimii.n

bright cheek

'aariz-e-gulguu.n

rosy cheek

'aariz-e-lashkar

سپہ سالار، فوج کا اعلیٰ افسر

'aariz-e-taabinda

چمک دار گال، خوبصورت گال

'aariz-e-gul-'izaar

the cheeks of beloved

'aariz-e-mamaalik

chief officer of military office

'aariza-vand

(مجازاً) حاملہ.

'aariz-e-pur-bahaar

خوبصورت گال

'aariza-mand

مریض ، بیمار ، روگی.

'aariz-e-gulrang

flower-colored cheeks

'aarij

اوپر چڑھنے والا، چڑھنے والا، سیڑھی پر چڑھنا

aara.nj

An elbow.

aa'raj

lame, crippled

'aariza-e-dimaaG

دماغی بیماری، ذہنی روگ

'aarizii-'intizaam

arrangement on temporary basis

'aarizii-band-o-bast

arrangement on temporary basis

'aariza-e-hadd-e-samaa'at laahiq honaa

(قانون) وقت گزر جانے سے سماعت کا ترک ہو جانا، میعاد گزرنے سے سماعت نہ ہونا

'aariza-e-samaa'at laahiq honaa

(قانون) میعاد گزرنے کی وجہ سے سماعت نہ ہوسکنا

'aariza laahiq honaa

fall ill, be sick, contact (a disease)

'aariza laahiq ho jaanaa

مرض لگنا، بیماری ہونا

aarajaar

coming and going, two-way movement of people or things, two-way traffic

aarazm

جنگ، لڑائی، معرکہ

aadijin

رشبھ

aarazuu par paanii pheranaa

disappoint, fail to fulfil the hopes or expectations

naa.ib-'aariz

رک : نائب عرض جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

siimii.n-'aariz

दे. ‘सीमीइज़ार' ।

sho'la-e-'aariz

flame-like red cheeks

tamaadii 'aariz honaa

be time-barred, the period that is set for a task

mustazaad-e-'aariz

(عروض) مستزاد کی ایک قسم جس میں مستزاد فقرہ اصل شعر یا مصرعے کے مضمون و مفہوم سے اس طرح پیوست نہیں ہوتا کہ اگر اس کو حذف کر دیا جائے تو کلام معنوی اعتبار سے نامکمل رہ جائے (

lab-o-'aariz

lips and cheeks, beloved face

KHaal-e-'aariz

mole on cheeks

aaftaab-e-'aariz

sunny cheeks

ulfat-e-'aariz

love of cheeks

aab-e-'aariz

perspiration on cheeks

taab-e-'aariz

brightness of cheeks

maraz-e-'aariz

accidental indisposition

bosa-e-'aariz

kiss of the cheeks

barq-e-taab-e-'aariz

lightening of brightness of cheeks

maraz-e-'aariz honaa

بیماری پیچھے لگ جانا

aab-o-taab-e-'aariz

lustre and splendour of cheeks

taab-e-'itaab-e-'aariz

enduring the fury of cheeks

muta'aariz

opposed to each other, clashing, conflicting, contrary, opposite

mu'aariz

opposing, contending, rival

muta'aariz honaa

be in conflict with or contrary to, object to, oppose

ma'aarij

a chapter name of Holy Quran

roz

a day of twenty-four hours

raaz

mystery, secret, confidential, clandestine

razii'

suckling (child)

raaze'

दूध पीनेवाला बालक, स्तनपायी।

rezaa.n

pouring, dropping, scattering

'arz

width, breadth, extent

roza roz roz , banda cha.nd roz

روزہ تو ہمیشہ رہے گا لیکن بندہ چند روز کا مہمان ہے بعض لوگ جب روزہ رکھنا نہیں چاہتے تو کہتے ہیں.

roz na.ii aafate.n pa.Dnaa

ہر روز نئی مصیبت آنا

har roz roz-e-'iid har shab shab-e-baraat

رک : ہر شب شب برات الخ ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning 'aalam-e-dahshat in English, Hindi & Urdu

'aalam-e-dahshat

'आलम-ए-दहशत•عَالَمِ دَہْشَتْ

Vazn : 21222

English meaning of 'aalam-e-dahshat

State of fear
state of Scary
State of awe
state of terror

Sher Examples

ye zamāna kahīñ mujh se na churā le mujh ko

koī is ālam-e-dahshat se bachā le mujh ko

ye zamana kahin mujh se na chura le mujh ko

koi is aalam-e-dahshat se bacha le mujh ko

Kamil Bahzadi

'आलम-ए-दहशत के हिंदी अर्थ

भय की स्थिति
खौफ की स्थिति
आतंक/ख़ौफ़ की दुनिया

عَالَمِ دَہْشَتْ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

ہول کی حالت
ڈرکی کیفیت
ہیبت کی کیفیت
خوف کی حالت

Urdu meaning of 'aalam-e-dahshat

Roman
Urdu

hol kii haalat
Dar kii kaifiiyat
haibat kii kaifiiyat
Khauf kii haalat

Related searched words

'aariz

side of the face, cheeks

'aariza

sickness, disease, disorder, illness, affection

'aariz honaa

suffer from, befall, prove an obstacle (to), debar

'aariz karnaa

طاری کرنا، لاحق کرنا

'aariz-e-huur

cheeks of hourie or beautiful woman

'aariz-ul-mamaalik

فوجی دفتر کا افسرِ اعلیٰ جس کے ذمّے فوج کی بھرتی ، تنظیم ، نظم و ضبط اور تنخواہوں کی تقسیم ہوتی تھی.

'aariz-e-siimii.n

bright cheek

'aariz-e-gulguu.n

rosy cheek

'aariz-e-lashkar

سپہ سالار، فوج کا اعلیٰ افسر

'aariz-e-taabinda

چمک دار گال، خوبصورت گال

'aariz-e-gul-'izaar

the cheeks of beloved

'aariz-e-mamaalik

chief officer of military office

'aariza-vand

(مجازاً) حاملہ.

'aariz-e-pur-bahaar

خوبصورت گال

'aariza-mand

مریض ، بیمار ، روگی.

'aariz-e-gulrang

flower-colored cheeks

'aarij

اوپر چڑھنے والا، چڑھنے والا، سیڑھی پر چڑھنا

aara.nj

An elbow.

aa'raj

lame, crippled

'aariza-e-dimaaG

دماغی بیماری، ذہنی روگ

'aarizii-'intizaam

arrangement on temporary basis

'aarizii-band-o-bast

arrangement on temporary basis

'aariza-e-hadd-e-samaa'at laahiq honaa

(قانون) وقت گزر جانے سے سماعت کا ترک ہو جانا، میعاد گزرنے سے سماعت نہ ہونا

'aariza-e-samaa'at laahiq honaa

(قانون) میعاد گزرنے کی وجہ سے سماعت نہ ہوسکنا

'aariza laahiq honaa

fall ill, be sick, contact (a disease)

'aariza laahiq ho jaanaa

مرض لگنا، بیماری ہونا

aarajaar

coming and going, two-way movement of people or things, two-way traffic

aarazm

جنگ، لڑائی، معرکہ

aadijin

رشبھ

aarazuu par paanii pheranaa

disappoint, fail to fulfil the hopes or expectations

naa.ib-'aariz

رک : نائب عرض جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

siimii.n-'aariz

दे. ‘सीमीइज़ार' ।

sho'la-e-'aariz

flame-like red cheeks

tamaadii 'aariz honaa

be time-barred, the period that is set for a task

mustazaad-e-'aariz

lab-o-'aariz

lips and cheeks, beloved face

KHaal-e-'aariz

mole on cheeks

aaftaab-e-'aariz

sunny cheeks

ulfat-e-'aariz

love of cheeks

aab-e-'aariz

perspiration on cheeks

taab-e-'aariz

brightness of cheeks

maraz-e-'aariz

accidental indisposition

bosa-e-'aariz

kiss of the cheeks

barq-e-taab-e-'aariz

lightening of brightness of cheeks

maraz-e-'aariz honaa

بیماری پیچھے لگ جانا

aab-o-taab-e-'aariz

lustre and splendour of cheeks

taab-e-'itaab-e-'aariz

enduring the fury of cheeks

muta'aariz

opposed to each other, clashing, conflicting, contrary, opposite

mu'aariz

opposing, contending, rival

muta'aariz honaa

be in conflict with or contrary to, object to, oppose

ma'aarij

a chapter name of Holy Quran

roz

a day of twenty-four hours

raaz

mystery, secret, confidential, clandestine

razii'

suckling (child)

raaze'

दूध पीनेवाला बालक, स्तनपायी।

rezaa.n

pouring, dropping, scattering

'arz

width, breadth, extent

roza roz roz , banda cha.nd roz

روزہ تو ہمیشہ رہے گا لیکن بندہ چند روز کا مہمان ہے بعض لوگ جب روزہ رکھنا نہیں چاہتے تو کہتے ہیں.

roz na.ii aafate.n pa.Dnaa

ہر روز نئی مصیبت آنا

har roz roz-e-'iid har shab shab-e-baraat

رک : ہر شب شب برات الخ ۔

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asaas

असास

اَساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

base, foundation, ground

[ Aati-jati saans hi zindagi ki asas hai ]

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ras

रस

رَس

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

juice, syrup, essence

[ Ganne ka ras yarqan (jaundice) mein bahut mufeed hai ]

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shaadaab

शादाब

شاداب

Origin : Persian

Adjective

blooming green, green, verdant

[ Bahar bagh ka shadab manzar vazeh taur par nazar aa raha hai ]

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pyaas

प्यास

پِیاس

Origin : Hindi

Noun

desire to drink, thirst

[ Sakht pyas mein ret bhi pani nazar aata hai ]

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udaas

उदास

اُداس

Origin : Sanskrit

Adjective

sad, sorrowful

[ Sailab mein hazaron janen gayin yahi gham har dil ko udas karne ko kafi tha ]

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jasaarat

जसारत

جَسارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, boldness, bravery

[ Zalim hakim ke samne sach kahna bhi badi jasarat ka kaam hai ]

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shabaab

शबाब

شَباب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

acme, zenith

[ Is saal February mahine mein bhi sardi shabab par hai ]

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jaras

जरस

جَرَس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gong or bell rung to signal the departure of a caravan

[ Registan mein guzarte huye qafile ki jaras ki awaz achchhi bhi lagti hai ]

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mufiid

मुफ़ीद

مُفِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

useful, beneficial

[ Pudine ki pattiyan pet ke liye bahut mufid hoti hain ]

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sharaab

शराब

شَراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wine, liquor

[ Sharab ke khilaf lakh propagande hon lekin iski tijarat bahut nafa-bakhsh hai isliye yah kabhi band nahin ki ja sakti ]

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