खोजे गए परिणाम

सहेजे गए शब्द

"अबूझ" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

साहिर

जादूगर, वह व्यक्ति जो जादू दिखाता हो

साहिरा

an enchanting or beautiful woman

साहिराना

जादूगरों का सा, पुरफ़रीब

साहिरी

जादूगरी, इंद्रजाल, राजनितिक चाल, धोकेबाज़ी, अय्यारी, मक्कारी

साहिरिनी

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

साहिर-ए-अय्याम

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

साहिर-ए-शब

रात को जादूगर से उपमा दी गई है जो लोगों को एक दृष्टी देखती है और फ़ौरन उनकी आँख बंद हो जाती है

साहिर-ए-कलाम

बहुत अच्छा बोलने या बातचीत करने वाला

साहिर-ए-अल-मूत

name of a magician

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में अबूझ के अर्थदेखिए

अबूझ

abuujh•اَبُوجھ

स्रोत: संस्कृत

वज़्न : 121

अबूझ के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

जिसे जानना-समझना दुरूह हो, समझ और अनुमान से परे
जिसे बूझा ना जा सके, नाक़ाबिल फ़हम
अबोध, नासमझ, नादान, बेअक़ल, नन्हा, स्याना की ज़िद

English meaning of abuujh

Adjective

insoluble, unanswerable, inconceivable
witless, foolish, ignorant

اَبُوجھ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

جسے بوجھا نہ جاسکے، ناقابل فہم، عقدۂ لا ینحل
نادان، بے عقل، ننھا، یانا، سیانا کی ضد

Urdu meaning of abuujh

Roman
Urdu

jise bojhaa na ja sake, naaqaabil fahm, uqdaa-e-la yanhal
naadaan, beaqal, nanhaa, yaaNaa, syaanaa kii zid

खोजे गए शब्द से संबंधित

साहिर

जादूगर, वह व्यक्ति जो जादू दिखाता हो

साहिरा

an enchanting or beautiful woman

साहिराना

जादूगरों का सा, पुरफ़रीब

साहिरी

जादूगरी, इंद्रजाल, राजनितिक चाल, धोकेबाज़ी, अय्यारी, मक्कारी

साहिरिनी

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

साहिर-ए-अय्याम

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

साहिर-ए-शब

साहिर-ए-कलाम

बहुत अच्छा बोलने या बातचीत करने वाला

साहिर-ए-अल-मूत

name of a magician

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

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mutanaaza'a

मुतनाज़'आ

مُتَنازَعَہ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

disputed

[ Har mutanaaza aur hujjati muaamle par kuchh kahne se pahle Fikr Sahab do teen martaba sochte the ]

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hikmat

हिकमत

حِکْمَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cleverness, ingenuity

[ Sipah-salar ne kuchh diler jang-juon ko apni hikmat se waqif karaya ]

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naamzadgii

नामज़दगी

نامزَدَ گی

Origin : Persian

Noun

nomination

[ Loksabha election ke liye parcha-e-naamzadgi ki tarikhona ka elan hone laga hai ]

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KHaarish

ख़ारिश

خارِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

mange, itch

[ Sabun jldi (skin) bimariyon maslan kharish ke liye ikseer ka hukm rakhta hai ]

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haadisaatii

हादिसाती

حادِثاتی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

without intention, accidental

[ Hadsati fund qahat, zalzale waghaira jaise daf'atan aane wale bohran mein istimal ke liye hota hai ]

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daanaa.ii

दानाई

دانائی

Origin : Persian

Noun

nobility, eminence

[ Ek zamane mein dadhi ko danai ka nishan samjha jata tha ]

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aaseb

आसेब

آسیب

Origin : Persian

Noun

evil spirit, demon, apparition

[ Jab bachchon ko chechak nikalti hai to chechak ko aaseb samajhte hain ]

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munaasib

मुनासिब

مُناسِب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

just, fit

[ Kal ke kaam ko aaj hi karna munasib hoga ]

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fariiqain

फ़रीक़ैन

فَرِیقَین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

both parties, two parties

[ Assistant sahab ne fariqain se daryaft kar ke badi der mein ek yaad-dasht murattab ki ]

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hasiina

हसीना

حَسِینَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beautiful woman, belle, damsel

[ Hasan ne kaha mere chacha ki ladki hasina jamila thi jis par main farefta tha ]

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