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KHissat

miserliness, stinginess, parsimony, meanness,

KHasta

fragile, infirm, unwell, weak, debilitated, crispy, friable, brittle, dilapidated, decayed,

KHasta-e-Gam

दुःख से बदहाल, प्रेम के रोग से पीड़ित ।।

KHasta-pan

رک: خستگی معنی نمبر ۲..

KHasta-tan

weak body, tired

KHasta-dil

sick at heart, heart-broken

KHasta-jigar

broken hearted, distressed, lovelorn

KHasta-jaa.n

distressed

KHasta-tanii

physically weak, tired

KHasta-jaanii

in bad circumstances, in a bad situation, afflicted, distressed

KHasta-jaan

lean, thin, weak, old, emaciated

KHasta-haal

distressed, afflicted

KHasta-kun-tap

(طِب) طویل عرصہ رہنے والا بُخار جو کِسی اندرونی مرض کے سبب ہو.

KHasta-paa.ii

tiredness, fatigue

KHasta-KHaana

ज़ख्मियों का चिकि- त्सालय।

KHasta-haalii

distress, destitution, affliction, abjection

KHasta-dilii

the state of being heart-broken, wound or disease at heart

KHasta-KHaatir

distressed, hurt, heartbroken, tormented, unhappy

KHasta-mizaaj

کمزور، بیمار

KHasta-KHvaar

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-jigarii

दे. ‘खस्तःदिली'।

KHasta-ruuvaa.n

رک: خستہ حال.

KHasta-kirdaar

بدکردار، بدمعاش، خراب عادت کا مالک.

KHasta-e-kashmakash-e-fikr-o-'amal

fatigued, injured by tug-of-war of thinking and acting

KHastagii

the state of being wounded or injured, sickness

KHastaavii

خُرما کی ایک قِسم جو توابع فارس میں پائی گئی اسکا پھل نازک اور خستہ ہوتا ہے اور اِس کا پوست نازک اور گھٹلی بہت چھوٹی ہوتی ہے یہ خُرما نہایت شِیریں اور بے ریشہ ہوتا ہے جِس کا رنگ اکثر زرد دیکھا گیا ہے.

aab-KHast

a water-melon, cucumber

Meaning ofSee meaning aKHiir in English, Hindi & Urdu

aKHiir

अख़ीर•اَخِیْر

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 121

Word Family: a-KH-r

English meaning of aKHiir

Noun, Adverb, Masculine, Singular

  • at last, lastly, consequently
  • end, finale, moment of death, last, at the end
  • output, result

Sher Examples

aḳhīr vaqt hai kis muñh se jā.ūñ masjid ko

tamām umr to guzrī sharāb-ḳhāne meñ

aKHir waqt hai kis munh se jaun masjid ko

tamam umr to guzri sharab-KHane mein

Hafeez Jaunpuri

अख़ीर के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, क्रिया-विशेषण, पुल्लिंग, एकवचन

  • अंतिम,
  • आख़िर को, अंजाम कार, बिलआख़िर
  • समाप्ति, छोर, सिरा, किनारा, मरण-काल, समाप्त, खत्म, अंतिम
  • अंजाम, नतीजा, परिणाम

اَخِیْر کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، فعل متعلق، مذکر، واحد

  • انتہا، حد، خاتمہ
  • آخر کو، انجام کار، بالآخر
  • جس کے بعد کوئی دوسرا نہ ہو، آخرکا، آخری (ترتیب زمانی یا مکانی کے لحاظ سے )
  • (مقابلۃً) بعد کا سابق سے لاحق، مقدم کے بالمقابل
  • آخری حصہ، اواخر، زمانۂ اختتام
  • انجام، نتیجہ
  • جو حرف آخر کا حکم رکھتا ہو، قطعی‏، اٹل، (انگریزی) فائنل

Urdu meaning of aKHiir

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • intihaa, had, Khaatmaa
  • aaKhir ko, anjaam kaar, bilaaKhir
  • jis ke baad ko.ii duusraa na ho, aaKhir ka, aaKhirii (tartiib zamaanii ya makaanii ke lihaaz se
  • (muqaabaltan) baad ka saabiq se laahaq, muqaddam ke bilmuqaabil
  • aaKhirii hissaa, avaaKhir, zamaana-e-iKhattaam
  • anjaam, natiija
  • jo harf aaKhir ka hukm rakhtaa ho, qati.i, aTal, (angrezii) phaa.iinal

Synonyms of aKHiir

muntahaa iKHtitaam pichhlaa intihaa mukammal tamaam aaKHirii KHaatima KHatm

Antonyms of aKHiir

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iKHtitaamiya avval anjaam iKHtitaam ant intihaa diibaacha nuKHastiin pahlaa 'aaqibat

Compound words of aKHiir

dam-e-aKHiir hukm-e-aKHiir vaqt-e-aKHiir

Rhyming words of aKHiir

121
faKHiir naKHiir shaKHiir
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KHissat

miserliness, stinginess, parsimony, meanness,

KHasta

fragile, infirm, unwell, weak, debilitated, crispy, friable, brittle, dilapidated, decayed,

KHasta-e-Gam

दुःख से बदहाल, प्रेम के रोग से पीड़ित ।।

KHasta-pan

رک: خستگی معنی نمبر ۲..

KHasta-tan

weak body, tired

KHasta-dil

sick at heart, heart-broken

KHasta-jigar

broken hearted, distressed, lovelorn

KHasta-jaa.n

distressed

KHasta-tanii

physically weak, tired

KHasta-jaanii

in bad circumstances, in a bad situation, afflicted, distressed

KHasta-jaan

lean, thin, weak, old, emaciated

KHasta-haal

distressed, afflicted

KHasta-kun-tap

(طِب) طویل عرصہ رہنے والا بُخار جو کِسی اندرونی مرض کے سبب ہو.

KHasta-paa.ii

tiredness, fatigue

KHasta-KHaana

ज़ख्मियों का चिकि- त्सालय।

KHasta-haalii

distress, destitution, affliction, abjection

KHasta-dilii

the state of being heart-broken, wound or disease at heart

KHasta-KHaatir

distressed, hurt, heartbroken, tormented, unhappy

KHasta-mizaaj

کمزور، بیمار

KHasta-KHvaar

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-jigarii

दे. ‘खस्तःदिली'।

KHasta-ruuvaa.n

رک: خستہ حال.

KHasta-kirdaar

بدکردار، بدمعاش، خراب عادت کا مالک.

KHasta-e-kashmakash-e-fikr-o-'amal

fatigued, injured by tug-of-war of thinking and acting

KHastagii

the state of being wounded or injured, sickness

KHastaavii

خُرما کی ایک قِسم جو توابع فارس میں پائی گئی اسکا پھل نازک اور خستہ ہوتا ہے اور اِس کا پوست نازک اور گھٹلی بہت چھوٹی ہوتی ہے یہ خُرما نہایت شِیریں اور بے ریشہ ہوتا ہے جِس کا رنگ اکثر زرد دیکھا گیا ہے.

aab-KHast

a water-melon, cucumber

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musaavaat

मुसावात

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مُساوات

Origin : Arabic
Noun,

being equal (to), equality

[ Musawat ke zariya duniya mein amn qayam kiya jaa sakta hai ]

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shariif

शरीफ़

.

شَریف

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

of high rank or dignity, exalted, eminent

[ Rajput rajaon mein Mewad ka Rana sabse bada aur sharif samjha jata tha ]

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muhaafiz

मुहाफ़िज़

.

مُحافِظ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

protector, guard, bodyguard

[ Hamare muhafizon ne Agra jate hue ek lalach diya tha ki Agra se jaldi wapasi karoge ]

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vaa'iz

वा'इज़

.

واعِظ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

preacher

[ Maulana Azad mujahid-e-azadi (Freedom Fighter) ke sath-sath ek achhe waaiz bhi the ]

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qaum

क़ौम

.

قَوْم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

nation

[ Tarikh mukhtalif qaumon ke urooj-o-zawal ki kahani kahti hai ]

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saame'iin

सामे'ईन

.

سامِعِین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

audience, listeners

[ Jalse mein maujood sabhi saame'iin apne leader ki baaton ko badi tavajjoh aur khamoshi se sun rahe the ]

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faateh

फ़ातेह

.

فاتِح

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

conqueror

[ Changez Khan futuhat ke lihaz se duniya ka fateh-e-aazam hai ]

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shaa.iq

शाइक़

.

شائِق

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

desirous, fond, ardent, longing for

[ Naushad adab ka bada sha.iq hai vo har nayi kitaab padhne ki koshish karta hai ]

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haazir

हाज़िर

.

حاضِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

present, in attendance

[ Jashn-e-rekhta ke dauran Rekhta ke sabhi mulazimeen ka vahan haazir rahna zaroori aur lazmi hai ]

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naaqid

नाक़िद

.

ناقِد

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

critic, fault-finder

[ Naqid wahi behtar hai jo kisi ko sharminda karne ke bajaye uski islaah kare ]

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