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baar-e-alam

weight of sorrow

baar-e-aalaam

troubles

baar-e-do-'aalam

burden of the two worlds

baar-e-Gam-e-do-'aalam

burden of the sorrow of two worlds

'aalam-e-KHaaosh-aabaad

the world of the city of silence, the state of cemetery

baraa.e-raunaq-e-'aalam

for the splendour of the world

'aalam-e-dil-baraa.n

World, condition of beloveds

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaak-o-baad

world of water, dust and wind

asiir-e-halqa-e-nek-o-bad-'aalam

imprisoned in the chain of virtues and vices of world

'aalam-e-aabaad

دنیا، زمین

'aalam-e-ibdaa'

the world of creation and material manifestation

lam-ba.D

tall

baada-e-alam se behosh honaa

بیحد غم کی وجہ سے غش ہوجانا

'aalam-e-bad-samtii

state of going in the wrong direction

'ilm-e-badii'

science that discusses the rules of consistency, eloquence, rhetoric, and ingenuity in the word, so as to avoid error in stating what is appropriate at the point

baada-e-alam

بیحد غم

biir-ul-alam

مکے اور مدینے کے مابین ایک کنْویں کا نام جو تلمیحاً حضرت علی کی جنون سے جنْگ کے لیے مستعمل.

biir-e-alam

رک : بیر الالم .

Meaning ofSee meaning baar-e-alam in English, Hindi & Urdu

baar-e-alam

बार-ए-अलम•بار الم

Vazn : 2212

English meaning of baar-e-alam

Persian, Arabic - Masculine

weight of sorrow

Sher Examples

uThā.e haiñ shādāb gul log jaise

yuuñ bār-e-alam ham uThā.e hue haiñ

uThae hain shadab gul log jaise

yun bar-e-alam hum uThae hue hain

Ashraf Baqri

pheñk do bār-e-alam kuchh to safar āsāñ ho

bojh laade hue duniyā se guzarnā kaisā

phenk do bar-e-alam kuchh to safar aasan ho

bojh lade hue duniya se guzarna kaisa

Zia Faruqi

na koī dost dushman ho sharīk-dard-o-ġham merā

salāmat merī gardan par rahe bār-e-alam merā

na koi dost dushman ho sharik-dard-o-gham mera

salamat meri gardan par rahe bar-e-alam mera

Chakbast Brij Narayan

बार-ए-अलम के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - पुल्लिंग

दुःख का भार, प्रेमके दुःख का भार
दुख का भार

Urdu meaning of baar-e-alam

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baar-e-alam

weight of sorrow

baar-e-aalaam

troubles

baar-e-do-'aalam

burden of the two worlds

baar-e-Gam-e-do-'aalam

burden of the sorrow of two worlds

'aalam-e-KHaaosh-aabaad

the world of the city of silence, the state of cemetery

baraa.e-raunaq-e-'aalam

for the splendour of the world

'aalam-e-dil-baraa.n

World, condition of beloveds

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaak-o-baad

world of water, dust and wind

asiir-e-halqa-e-nek-o-bad-'aalam

imprisoned in the chain of virtues and vices of world

'aalam-e-aabaad

دنیا، زمین

'aalam-e-ibdaa'

the world of creation and material manifestation

lam-ba.D

tall

baada-e-alam se behosh honaa

بیحد غم کی وجہ سے غش ہوجانا

'aalam-e-bad-samtii

state of going in the wrong direction

'ilm-e-badii'

science that discusses the rules of consistency, eloquence, rhetoric, and ingenuity in the word, so as to avoid error in stating what is appropriate at the point

baada-e-alam

بیحد غم

biir-ul-alam

مکے اور مدینے کے مابین ایک کنْویں کا نام جو تلمیحاً حضرت علی کی جنون سے جنْگ کے لیے مستعمل.

biir-e-alam

رک : بیر الالم .

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chaara-saaz

चारा-साज़

چارَہ ساز

Origin : Persian

Adjective

one who finds a way out (of trouble)

[ Na Hamdam ki jaan-nisari khush kar sakti hai na chara-saaz ki aasman-o-zamin ke qulabe milane wali chizen ]

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muttafiq

मुत्तफ़िक़

مُتَّفِق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

consenting, agreeing

[ Do shakhs aapas mein muttafiq ho kar rozgar ke waste kisi mulk ko chale jate the ]

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KHaadim

ख़ादिम

خادِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

domestic servant, servant

[ Mahapadam Kabir ka khadim tha ]

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ta'aavun

त'आवुन

تَعاوُن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cooperation, mutual aid, assistance

[ Shauhar aur biwi ke bich aapas mein ta'aawun zaruri hai ]

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nisf

निस्फ़

نِصف

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

half

[ Kamod raat ke pahle nisf pahar mein gaya jata hai ]

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sifaaratii

सिफ़ारती

سِفارَتی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

diplomatic

[ Aurangzeb waqt Hind-o-Iran ke sifarati ta'alluqat munqata ho gaye the ]

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nasheman

नशेमन

نَشیمَن

Origin : Persian

Noun

nest, shelter, den, hole

[ Parinde apna nasheman chhod kar nili-nili faza ki wusaton mein hawa ke dosh par udte fir rahe hain ]

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mardum-shumaarii

मर्दुम-शुमारी

مَردُم شُماری

Origin : Persian

Noun

census

[ Mardum-Shumari se aabadi, sharh-e-paidaish, sharh-e-maut waghaira ka pata chalta hai ]

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kaabiina

काबीना

کابِینَہ

Origin : English

Noun

cabinet (of ministers)

[ Walid Saheb kabina mein secretary hain ]

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difaa'ii

दिफ़ा'ई

دِفاعی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

serving for defence, defensive

[ Adliya (Court) mein difaai wakil ne mukhalif fariq (Party) ki dalilon ko be-buniad thahraya ]

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