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aa.nkhe.n chalaanaa

move the eyeball in amazement, wonder or joy

aa.nkhe.n chalnaa

آنکھیں چلانا کا لازم

aa.nkho.n se raah chalnaa

بڑے شوق یا عقیدت مندی سے راستہ طے کرنا

aa.nkho.n me.n chalnaa

آنکھوں کے اشارے پر کام کرنا، کمال اطاعت کرنا

aa.nkho.n kaa chalnaa

گردشِ چشم ہونا

aa.nkho.n se chalnaa

بڑے شوق یا عقیدت مندی سے راستہ طے کرنا

aa.nkho.n kaa chalnaa phirnaa

شوخی سے نظر کا ایک جگہ نہ رہنا

Meaning ofSee meaning aa.nkhe.n chalaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

aa.nkhe.n chalaanaa

आँखें चलाना•آنکھیں چَلانا

Idiom

English meaning of aa.nkhe.n chalaanaa

move the eyeball in amazement, wonder or joy

आँखें चलाना के हिंदी अर्थ

इधर-उधर देखना, आँखें दौड़ाना
आँखों को मटकाना, आँखों को नाज़ एवं नखरे से घुमाना

آنکھیں چَلانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

ادھر ادھر دیکھنا، نظر دوڑانا
آنکھوں کو ناز و انداز سے گردش دینا، آنکھوں کو مٹکانا

Urdu meaning of aa.nkhe.n chalaanaa

Roman
Urdu

udhar udhar dekhana, nazar dau.Daanaa
aa.nkho.n ko naaz-o-andaaz se gardish denaa, aa.nkho.n ko maTkaanaa

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aa.nkhe.n chalaanaa

move the eyeball in amazement, wonder or joy

aa.nkhe.n chalnaa

آنکھیں چلانا کا لازم

aa.nkho.n se raah chalnaa

بڑے شوق یا عقیدت مندی سے راستہ طے کرنا

aa.nkho.n me.n chalnaa

آنکھوں کے اشارے پر کام کرنا، کمال اطاعت کرنا

aa.nkho.n kaa chalnaa

گردشِ چشم ہونا

aa.nkho.n se chalnaa

بڑے شوق یا عقیدت مندی سے راستہ طے کرنا

aa.nkho.n kaa chalnaa phirnaa

شوخی سے نظر کا ایک جگہ نہ رہنا

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kaamil

कामिल

کامِل

Origin : Arabic

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expert, skillful

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amvaat

अम्वात

اَمْوات

Origin : Arabic

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deaths, casualties

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tauhiin

तौहीन

تَوہِین

Origin : Arabic

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insult, disgrace, contempt, dishonour

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ahmaq

अहमक़

اَحْمَق

Origin : Arabic

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fool, simpleton, booby, blockhead, idiot, stupid

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tauqiir

तौक़ीर

تَوقِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

honour, respect, reverence, veneration

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zaujain

ज़ौजैन

زَوجَین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

husband and wife, spouses

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'aziiz

'अज़ीज़

عَزِیز

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

a dear friend, friend

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ibtidaa

इब्तिदा

اِبْتِدا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beginning, commencement

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sogvaar

सोगवार

سُوْگْوار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

sorrowful, mourning

[ Maasum bachche ki maut ne pure muhalle ko sogvaar kar diya ]

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miiraas

मीरास

مِیراث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ancestral or hereditary estate or property, inheritance

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