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saahir

magician, sorcerer, wizard, conjuror

saahir

waking, awake, sleeping little

saahirii

magic, sorcery, enchantment, necromancy, cunning, deception, political stunt

saahirinii

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

saahir-e-shab

night called as magician, because when he looks at people with a vision suddenly they closes their eyes

saahira

an enchanting or beautiful woman

saahir-e-kalaam

بہت اچھا بولنے یا گفتگو کرنے والا

saahir-e-al-muut

name of a magician

saahir-e-ayyaam

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

saahiraana

magical, sorcerous, charming, spell-bounding

Meaning ofSee meaning baanii-e-kaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

baanii-e-kaar

बानी-ए-कार•بانیٔ کار

Vazn : 22221

English meaning of baanii-e-kaar

Persian, Arabic - Noun, Masculine

engineer, architect
originator, founder, expert

Adjective

cunning, clever, artful
an instigator
deceptive

बानी-ए-कार के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

किसी कार्य का प्रवर्तक, किसी काम का प्रथम करने वाला।

विशेषण

फा. वि. वहुत ही धूर्त और फ़ित्तीन ।

بانیٔ کار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، عربی - اسم، مذکر

معمار ؛ انجنیر ؛ مصنف

صفت

استاد کامل ، ماہر فن ، کہنہ مشق .
اشتعال پھیلانے والا ، اکسانے والا
شریر ، چالاک ، بدمعاش ، دغا باز منفنی

Urdu meaning of baanii-e-kaar

Roman
Urdu

muammaar ; injiniyar ; musannif
ustaad kaamil, maahir-e-fan, kuhnaamushak
ishti.aal phailaane vaala, uksaane vaala
shariir, chaalaak, badmaash, daGaabaaz munaphnii

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saahir

magician, sorcerer, wizard, conjuror

saahir

waking, awake, sleeping little

saahirii

magic, sorcery, enchantment, necromancy, cunning, deception, political stunt

saahirinii

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

saahir-e-shab

night called as magician, because when he looks at people with a vision suddenly they closes their eyes

saahira

an enchanting or beautiful woman

saahir-e-kalaam

بہت اچھا بولنے یا گفتگو کرنے والا

saahir-e-al-muut

name of a magician

saahir-e-ayyaam

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

saahiraana

magical, sorcerous, charming, spell-bounding

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'adliya

'अदलिया

عَدْلِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

judiciary

[ Adliya ka kaam sirf mujrimon ko sazaa dena nahin balki masoomon ko bachana bhi hai ]

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e'tiraaf

ए'तिराफ़

اِعْتِراف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

recognition, avowal, admission, confession

[ Aqlmand insan apni kamzoriyon ka etiraf kar ke unhein door karne ki koshish karta hai ]

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fariiq

फ़रीक़

فَرِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

party, company

[ Wakil ne mukhalif fariq ke gawah ko apni taraf mila liya hai ]

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taqriib

तक़रीब

تَقْرِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ceremony, rite

[ Barish nahin hone ke sabab log mazhabi taqrib ka ehtimam karte hain ]

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shams

शम्स

شَمْس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the sun

[ Chaudahvin ki raat mein chaand pure taab ke sath shams ke manind tariki ko maat de raha tha ]

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'alaahida

'अलाहिदा

عَلاحِدَہ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

separate, apart (from)

[ Football aur cricket donon alahida khel hian, magar duniya bar mein mashhoor hain ]

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shahriyat

शहरियत

شَہْرِیَت

Origin : Persian

Noun

citizenship, nationality

[ Dubai ne sabse zyada shahriyat Hind-Nazhad logon ko di hai ]

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hidaayat

हिदायत

ہِدایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

guidance, direction

[ Chaprasi hakim ke zariye hidayat-shuda kamon ko badi tezi ze nipta raha hai ]

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qamar

क़मर

قَمَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the moon

[ Urdu shaeri ki istilah (term) mein mahbub ko qamar se bhi tashbih di jati hai ]

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nazhaad

नझ़ाद

نَژاد

Origin : Persian

Noun

used in compound as suffix, i.e.: Hind-Nazhad, aali nazhad

[ Doctor Qadir Khan ne ek Dutch-nazad khatun se shadi ki thi ]

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