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"आसन पाटी लेकर पड़ना" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

हसीर

दुखित, तप्त, क्लेशित, रंजीदा, श्रान्त, क्लांत, शिथिल, माँदा

हसीर

बोरिया, चटाई, खजूर की चटाई

हसीर-बाक़ी

चटाई बुनने का काम या पेशा

हसीर-साज़ी

رک : حصیر بافی

नक़्श-हसीर

बोरीये का चिह्न, चटाई का चिह्न, वह चिह्न जो देर तक चटाई या बोरीये आदि पे बैठे रहने से शरीर पर बन जाता है

फ़र्श-ए-हसीर

a jute floor

मौज-ए-हसीर

marks made by laying the mat, rough marks made on the body by sleeping on the mat

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में आसन पाटी लेकर पड़ना के अर्थदेखिए

आसन पाटी लेकर पड़ना

aasan paaTii lekar pa.Dnaa•آسَنْ پاٹی لے کر پَڑنا

मुहावरा

मूल शब्द: आसन

टैग्ज़: हिंदू धर्म

आसन पाटी लेकर पड़ना के हिंदी अर्थ

(हिंदू) र=क, अटवाटी खटवाई लेकर पड़ना

English meaning of aasan paaTii lekar pa.Dnaa

retire in a huff

آسَنْ پاٹی لے کر پَڑنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(ہندو) ر=ک؛ اٹواٹی كھٹوائی لیكر پڑنا۔

Urdu meaning of aasan paaTii lekar pa.Dnaa

Roman
Urdu

(hinduu) ra=ka; aTvaaTii khaTvaa.ii lekar pa.Dnaa

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हसीर

दुखित, तप्त, क्लेशित, रंजीदा, श्रान्त, क्लांत, शिथिल, माँदा

हसीर

बोरिया, चटाई, खजूर की चटाई

हसीर-बाक़ी

चटाई बुनने का काम या पेशा

हसीर-साज़ी

رک : حصیر بافی

नक़्श-हसीर

फ़र्श-ए-हसीर

a jute floor

मौज-ए-हसीर

marks made by laying the mat, rough marks made on the body by sleeping on the mat

संदर्भग्रंथ सूची: रेख़्ता डिक्शनरी में उपयोग किये गये स्रोतों की सूची देखें .

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asaasa

असासा

اَثاثَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

goods

[ Chor ghar ka sara asasa chura kar le gaye ]

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tanhaa.ii

तन्हाई

تَنْہائی

Origin : Persian

Noun

separation

[ Raat ki tanhayi mein jab duniya neend ka lutf uthati Yaqub ka dil bete ki yaad mein tadapta ]

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zuhra

ज़ुहरा

زُہْرَہ

Origin : Persian

noun

the planet Venus

[ Ham ba-zariya-e-durbin ke Zohra ko dekhte hain ]

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hamdard

हमदर्द

ہَمدَرد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

sympathiser

[ Urdu idaron ko hamdard logon ki bahut zarurat hai ]

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zaabita

ज़ाबिता

ضابِطَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

custom, control, discipline

[ Zindagi mein sukoon-o-chain ke liye zaroori hai ki koi zabita ho ]

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haazma

हाज़मा

ہاضمَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

digestion

[ Pani ragon mein tamam haazma ki raah ho kar guzarta hai ]

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rihaa.ii

रिहाई

رِہائی

Origin : Persian

Noun

deliverance, escape, freedom release, discharge

[ Wazir sachcha hai ab qaid-khane se rihayi pavega ]

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aa.inda

आइंदा

آئِنْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

future, futurity

[ aainda ki fikr aaj fuzool hai ]

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tohfa

तोहफ़ा

تُحْفَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a gratuitous gift, present

[ Wazir-e-aazam ke zuaq-o-shauq (great pleasure) sirf kuchh tohfe tahaaef lene ke liye bahut the ]

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kohna

कोहना

کُہْنَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

old, ancient, obsolete

[ Kohna rasmein ab bhi hamare khaandaan mein bahut ahmiyat rakhti hain ]

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