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atith-sevak

مہمان کی خدمت، میزبانی

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atith-sevak

अतिथ-सेवक•اَتِتھ سیوَک

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  • मेहमान की सेवा, मेज़बानी

اَتِتھ سیوَک کے اردو معانی

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  • مہمان کی خدمت، میزبانی

Urdu meaning of atith-sevak

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  • mehmaan kii Khidmat, mezbaanii

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atith-sevak

مہمان کی خدمت، میزبانی

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taabish

ताबिश

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تابِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

shine, light

[ Uske husn aur tabish-e-jamal ki shorat ek zamane mein rahi thi ]

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baarish

बारिश

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بارِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

rain

[ Main dekh raha hun ki tumhare gharon par barish ki tarah fitne baras rahe hain ]

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bardaasht

बरदाश्त

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بَرْداشْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

endurance, forbearance, patience

[ Kahte hain ki zulm bardasht karna goya zulm mein hath batana hai ]

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shaad

शाद

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شاد

Origin : Persian
Noun,

joyful, happy, glad, cheerful

[ Shaad rahne ki dua jab se use mili hai bahut shaad dikhayi deta hai ]

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shab-bedaar

शब-बेदार

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شَب بیدار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

one who keeps awake at night, sleepless

[ Shab-bedar shakhs yaa to chor hota hai yaa phir abid ]

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sarshaar

सरशार

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سَرشار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

intoxicated, drunk

[ Insan ko sarshar rakhne ki khushiyan hi kafi hain sharab ki kya zaroorat hai ]

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ashjaar

अश्जार

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اَشْجار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

trees

[ Zaid bangla ashjar ke kunj (Khazana) mein waqe hai ]

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pusht

पुश्त

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پُشْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

part of the body that is between the neck and the tops of the legs

[ Kisi muqaddas maqam ya kitab ki taraf pusht karke nahin baithna chahiye ]

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aatish

आतिश

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آتِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

fire, flame, ignite

[ Aare ke janglon mein aisi shadid aag lagi hui thi maanon aasman se aatish baras rahi ho ]

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sarisht

सरिश्त

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سَرِشْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

nature, complexion

[ Aam taur se sufi log sarisht ke lihaz se sada-mizaj aur bhole-bhale insan hote hain ]

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