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'ijz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajiz

backside of anything

'ajuz

backside of anything

'ijz-gustar

submissive, polite, down to earth

'ijz vaalaa

gracious, in a distressed state, broken down in health

'ijz karnaa

to request, to behave politely

'ijz-o-ilhaah

entreaty

'ijz-e-hausla

modesty of courage

'ijz-asaas

modesty, humility

'ijz-e-bayaa.n

inability to express (fully), lack of communication, lack of expression

'ijz-e-shaa'iraana

poetic weakness, lack of sentiments in poetical language and expressions

'ijz-o-inkisaar

humility, submission, humbleness, submissiveness, modesty

'ijz-intimaa

related to 'mansoob', helpless, dejected, hopeless

'ijz-o-inkisaarii

submissiveness, lowliness, humility

'ajuzii

related to backside, related to buttock

'ijz honaa

کسی کام کے کرنے پر قدرت نہ ہونا، نا رسائی ہونا

nigaah-e-'ijz

look, glance, regard of modesty

bayaan-e-'ijz

description of weakness, modest description

bisaat-e-'ijz

value of modesty

inkisaar-o-'ijz

modesty and humility

amiin-e-vaqaar-e-'ijz-o-niyaaz

trustee of the dignity of humility and supplication

ba-zabaan-e-'ijz

عاجزی سے، انکساری کے ساتھ

Meaning ofSee meaning aa.nkh badalnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

aa.nkh badalnaa

आँख बदलना•آنکھ بَدَلْنا

Idiom

English meaning of aa.nkh badalnaa

withdraw one's favour or affection or regard from someone
to be angry

आँख बदलना के हिंदी अर्थ

पहली सी नज़र अगली सी बात ना रहना
निर्दयता से नज़र फेर लेना, दूरी अपना लेना
क्रोधित होना, तेवर कड़े करना

آنکھ بَدَلْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

پہلی سی نظر اگلی سی بات نہ رہنا
بے مروتی اور بے رخی اختیار کرنا
غصہ کرنا، تیور کڑے کرنا

Urdu meaning of aa.nkh badalnaa

Roman
Urdu

pahlii sii nazar aglii sii baat na rahnaa
bemuravvatii aur beruKhii iKhatiyaar karnaa
Gussaa karnaa, tiivr ka.De karnaa

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'ijz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajiz

backside of anything

'ajuz

backside of anything

'ijz-gustar

submissive, polite, down to earth

'ijz vaalaa

gracious, in a distressed state, broken down in health

'ijz karnaa

to request, to behave politely

'ijz-o-ilhaah

entreaty

'ijz-e-hausla

modesty of courage

'ijz-asaas

modesty, humility

'ijz-e-bayaa.n

inability to express (fully), lack of communication, lack of expression

'ijz-e-shaa'iraana

poetic weakness, lack of sentiments in poetical language and expressions

'ijz-o-inkisaar

humility, submission, humbleness, submissiveness, modesty

'ijz-intimaa

related to 'mansoob', helpless, dejected, hopeless

'ijz-o-inkisaarii

submissiveness, lowliness, humility

'ajuzii

related to backside, related to buttock

'ijz honaa

کسی کام کے کرنے پر قدرت نہ ہونا، نا رسائی ہونا

nigaah-e-'ijz

look, glance, regard of modesty

bayaan-e-'ijz

description of weakness, modest description

bisaat-e-'ijz

value of modesty

inkisaar-o-'ijz

modesty and humility

amiin-e-vaqaar-e-'ijz-o-niyaaz

trustee of the dignity of humility and supplication

ba-zabaan-e-'ijz

عاجزی سے، انکساری کے ساتھ

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fariyaadii

फ़रियादी

فَرْیادی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

complainant, petitioner

[ Fariyaadi Ram Dulare ne apni shikayatein vaapas le li ]

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tajriba

तज्रिबा

تَجْرِبَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

test, trial, proof

[ Gangotri aur Ganga Sagar ke paani ka tajriba kiya ja raha hai ]

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nargis

नर्गिस

نَرْگِسْ

Origin : Persian

Noun

narcissus (to which the poets frequently compare the eyes of beautiful women)

[ Nrgis, Juhi, Yasmin, Genda sabhi apni-apni khushbu ke sath zinda the ]

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guldasta

गुलदस्ता

گُلْدَسْتَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bunch of flowers, bouquet

[ Sadr-e-mushaera ne maujud sabhi sho'ara ko guldasta pesh kar unki izzat-afzaai ki ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

supplication, request

[ Za'ifa ki iltija par police ne chor ko pakad kar chori ka maal baraamad kiya ]

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shurakaa

शुरका

شُرَکا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

participants

[ Jashn-e-Rekhta mein shamil wale shoraka ki badi tadad Urdu muhabbat ka ek subut hai ]

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inzimaam

इंज़िमाम

اِنْضِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

merger

[ Congress party mein bahut si party ka inzimam hua hai ]

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gulchii.n

गुलचीं

گُلچِیں

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

a flower gatherer, a gardener, a florist, flower-picker

[ Baagh mein phulon ki rangini dekh kar bachche machal rahe the gulchin ne badi shafqat se sab ko ek-ek phul diye ]

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KHuraak

ख़ुराक

خُوْراک

Origin : Persian

Noun

meal, diet

[ Naukron par hukm kiya ek aadami ki khurak khana aur ek jaam pani diya karo ]

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iqtidaar

इक़्तिदार

اِقْتِدار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

influence, control

[ Iqtidar-e-aala (High Command) ki bag-dor ek aadami ke hath mein nahi honi chahiye ]

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