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ajar

niim-vaa

ajar

undecaying, imperishable

ajr

reward, remuneration, compensation, wage, hire, pay, fare, fee

aazaad

free man, a person free from slavery, not slave

aazaar

روسی وشامی سال كا چھٹا مہینہ (مارچ یا چیت كے مطابق)، بہار كے مہینے كا نام

aazaar

spring month according to sixth Roman or Syrian month corresponding to March

aa'zaad

Excuse, apology circumcision, to beat or wound.

iijaad

innovation, invention, creation

aa'zaar

excuses

aazar

Prophet Abraham's father (or according to some traditions uncle) known to be a carver of idols, (commonly but incor. written آذر aẕar)

aazar

fire, flame

ii.jaar

किराए पर उठाना।।

aajir

(Economics) one who rewards, the employer, wage payer

ajiir

employee, someone hired, servant, wage worker

aja.D

بغیر بنیاد کا، جس کی جڑ نہ ہو، قائم بالذات

izaar

trousers, pyjamas

'ajiir

impotent (man or stallion)

az'ar

a kind of snake which is said to have no tail

iizaad

addition, augmentation, increase

iizid

God

'izaar

the cheek, face

'aazir

excuser, apologist, excusing, making excuses

ajr denaa

remunerate, recompense, reward

ajr-e-jaa.iz

legally allowed remuneration

ajr-e-'aziim

great reward

ajr-e-kariim

rewards of good deeds

ajr-e-musammaa

stipulated wages

ajr-e-Gair-e-mamnuun

undiminished reward, reward without loss

ajraaf

دریا وغیرہ کے کنارے کے وہ حصے جنھیں پانی نے کھوکھلا کردیا ہو .

ajr-e-misl

labor wages

ajraam-e-falak

heavenly bodies

ajraam

the heavenly bodies, celestial bodies, stars, planets

ajraa-e-degree

the issuance or execution of a decree

ajraam-e-falakii

heavenly bodies, i.e. stars, planets, etc.

ajraam-e-siflii

earthly bodies (as opposed to heavenly bodies)

ajraam-e-'ulvii

heavenly bodies, i.e. stars, planets, etc.

ajraam-e-samaavii

ستارے اور سیارے، سورج چاند وغیرہ

ajraam-e-samaaviyya

ستارے اور سیارے، سورج چاند وغیرہ

ajraam-e-falakiyya

ستارے اور سیارے، سورج چاند وغیرہ

ajrash

موٹا، دردرا

ajrad

bald (man)

ajraz

جس کی ٹانگیں باہر کی طرف نکلی ہوں

ajrukumullaah

may God reward you

ajrak

a chador printed in deep blue and red with intrinsic designs especially one from Sindh

ajrab

suffering from scabies

ajras

جو کسی چیز سے نہ ڈرے، بہادر

aazaar-deh

annoying, irksome, troublesome

aazaar pa.Dnaa

مرض عارض ہونا، روگ لگنا

aazar roz kii 'iid

آذر مہینے كی نویں تاریخ جس میں ایرانی جشن مناتے ہیں۔

izaar-band se nikal pa.Dnaa

be beside oneself in anger

aazar-maah

ninth month of the Persian calendar corresponding to November-December, the ninth solar month of the Persians

aazar-aa.iin

چوتھا آتشکدہ

aazaar-rasaa.n

تكلیف پہنچانے والا، ستانے والا، رنج و غم میں مبتلا كرنے والا۔

aazar-kada

a fire-temple

aazaar-dahii

tormenting, injuring

aazar-KHush

آذر کے مہینے کا پانچواں دن

aazaar u.D ke lag jaanaa

بیماری کا ایک دوسرے کو لگ جانا

aazaad-vaz'

liberal, freethinker, unorthodox, free from bias

izaar-band kaa sachchaa

observant of sexual morality

aazaar-pasand

sadist, masochist

Meaning ofSee meaning ajar in English, Hindi & Urdu

ajar

अजर•اَجَر

Vazn : 12

Tags: Youth Attributes

English meaning of ajar

Sanskrit - Adjective

undecaying, imperishable
not liable to decay or old age, ever youthful or young, young
firm, immovable
an epithet of God

Arabic - Noun, Masculine

reward, remuneration, compensation

अजर के हिंदी अर्थ

संस्कृत - विशेषण

जिसे जरा या बुढ़ापा न आए, जो सदैव ज्यों का त्यों बना रहे
जरारहित, नाशरहित, क्षयरहित
ताक़तवर, मज़बूत, सर्वशक्तिमान, ईश्वर का एक गुण नाम

अरबी - संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

आशीर्वाद, इनाम, फल

اَجَر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

سنسکرت - صفت

دایم، لا زوال
ہمیشہ جوان، جو کبھی بوڑھا نہ ہو
طاقتور، مضبوط
خداے تعالیٰ ک ایک صفاتئ نام، ازلی و ابدی

عربی - اسم، مذکر

صلہ، انعام، بدلا، پھل، اجرت
ثواب، جزاے خیر

Urdu meaning of ajar

Roman
Urdu

daa.em, laazvaal
hamesha javaan, jo kabhii buu.Dhaa na ho
taaqatvar, mazbuut
Khade taala ka ek safaati.i naam, azalii-o-abadii
silaa, inaam, badla, phal, ujrat
savaab, jaze Khair

Rhyming words of ajar

12 212 2212 11212 21212

bajar gajar hajar jajar najar pajar shajar vajar

ham-shajar munfajar

baar-e-shajar

shajar-o-hajar

aashnaa-shajar

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ajar

niim-vaa

ajar

undecaying, imperishable

ajr

reward, remuneration, compensation, wage, hire, pay, fare, fee

aazaad

free man, a person free from slavery, not slave

aazaar

روسی وشامی سال كا چھٹا مہینہ (مارچ یا چیت كے مطابق)، بہار كے مہینے كا نام

aazaar

spring month according to sixth Roman or Syrian month corresponding to March

aa'zaad

Excuse, apology circumcision, to beat or wound.

iijaad

innovation, invention, creation

aa'zaar

excuses

aazar

Prophet Abraham's father (or according to some traditions uncle) known to be a carver of idols, (commonly but incor. written آذر aẕar)

aazar

fire, flame

ii.jaar

किराए पर उठाना।।

aajir

(Economics) one who rewards, the employer, wage payer

ajiir

employee, someone hired, servant, wage worker

aja.D

بغیر بنیاد کا، جس کی جڑ نہ ہو، قائم بالذات

izaar

trousers, pyjamas

'ajiir

impotent (man or stallion)

az'ar

a kind of snake which is said to have no tail

iizaad

addition, augmentation, increase

iizid

God

'izaar

the cheek, face

'aazir

excuser, apologist, excusing, making excuses

ajr denaa

remunerate, recompense, reward

ajr-e-jaa.iz

legally allowed remuneration

ajr-e-'aziim

great reward

ajr-e-kariim

rewards of good deeds

ajr-e-musammaa

stipulated wages

ajr-e-Gair-e-mamnuun

undiminished reward, reward without loss

ajraaf

دریا وغیرہ کے کنارے کے وہ حصے جنھیں پانی نے کھوکھلا کردیا ہو .

ajr-e-misl

labor wages

ajraam-e-falak

heavenly bodies

ajraam

the heavenly bodies, celestial bodies, stars, planets

ajraa-e-degree

the issuance or execution of a decree

ajraam-e-falakii

heavenly bodies, i.e. stars, planets, etc.

ajraam-e-siflii

earthly bodies (as opposed to heavenly bodies)

ajraam-e-'ulvii

heavenly bodies, i.e. stars, planets, etc.

ajraam-e-samaavii

ستارے اور سیارے، سورج چاند وغیرہ

ajraam-e-samaaviyya

ستارے اور سیارے، سورج چاند وغیرہ

ajraam-e-falakiyya

ستارے اور سیارے، سورج چاند وغیرہ

ajrash

موٹا، دردرا

ajrad

bald (man)

ajraz

جس کی ٹانگیں باہر کی طرف نکلی ہوں

ajrukumullaah

may God reward you

ajrak

a chador printed in deep blue and red with intrinsic designs especially one from Sindh

ajrab

suffering from scabies

ajras

جو کسی چیز سے نہ ڈرے، بہادر

aazaar-deh

annoying, irksome, troublesome

aazaar pa.Dnaa

مرض عارض ہونا، روگ لگنا

aazar roz kii 'iid

آذر مہینے كی نویں تاریخ جس میں ایرانی جشن مناتے ہیں۔

izaar-band se nikal pa.Dnaa

be beside oneself in anger

aazar-maah

ninth month of the Persian calendar corresponding to November-December, the ninth solar month of the Persians

aazar-aa.iin

چوتھا آتشکدہ

aazaar-rasaa.n

تكلیف پہنچانے والا، ستانے والا، رنج و غم میں مبتلا كرنے والا۔

aazar-kada

a fire-temple

aazaar-dahii

tormenting, injuring

aazar-KHush

آذر کے مہینے کا پانچواں دن

aazaar u.D ke lag jaanaa

بیماری کا ایک دوسرے کو لگ جانا

aazaad-vaz'

liberal, freethinker, unorthodox, free from bias

izaar-band kaa sachchaa

observant of sexual morality

aazaar-pasand

sadist, masochist

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kaamil

कामिल

کامِل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

expert, skillful

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amvaat

अम्वात

اَمْوات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

deaths, casualties

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tauhiin

तौहीन

تَوہِین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

insult, disgrace, contempt, dishonour

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ahmaq

अहमक़

اَحْمَق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

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

[ Do mulkon ke darmiyan amn ki ibtida baat-cheet se huyi ]

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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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