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mo'jiza

a miracle (performed by a prophet)

mo'jiza-e-fan

extraordinary feats in any art or skill

mo'jiza-saaz

the one who perform wonders

mo'jiza-aaraa

charismatic, extraordinary worker

mo'jiza honaa

revealing miracle

mo'jiza-numaa

miraculous, numinous

mo'jiza-kaarii

to show miracle

mo'jiza karnaa

come up with something superhuman, perform a miracle

mo'jiza-paimaa

the one who show miracle

mo'jiza dikhaanaa

to show a miracle (performed by a prophet), to do a surprising and miracle act that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and that is beyond the human power

mo'jiza-e-'iisaa

a Miracle of Jesus i.e., the resuscitation of the dead

mo'jiza-e-masiih

the resurrection of the dead by the Prophet Jesus, the meal that God commanded for Jesus and Mary

mojaza-haa-e-hunar

miracles of skill

mo'jiza-numaa.ii

show of miracles

mo'jiza-e-jaariya

the miracles that continue its effects

mo'jiza-e-baahira

obvious miracle

mo'jiza-e-muusa

miracle of Moses, miracles of Prophet Moses mentioned in the Quran

be-mo'jiza

without miracle, wonderless

nafs-mo'jiza

اصل معجزہ ، معجزے کا وجود ، معجزے کی موجودگی ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning bad-ausaan in English, Hindi & Urdu

bad-ausaan

बद-औसान•بَد اَوسان

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 2221

See meaning: bad-havaas

English meaning of bad-ausaan

Adjective

बद-औसान के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

  • बदहवास, घबराया हुआ, हतबुद्धि, भौचक, बौखलाया हुआ, परेशान, बेहोश, बेवक़ूफ़
  • जिसकी इन्द्रियां काम न करती हों, जिसकी अक़्ल मारी गयी हो

بَد اَوسان کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

صفت

  • بد حواس، گھبرایا ہوا، مضطرب، پریشان، بوکھلایا ہوا، خوف زدہ، خائف، بیہوش، بے عقل، بے وقوف
  • جس کے حواس کام نہ کرتے ہوں

Urdu meaning of bad-ausaan

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  • Urdu

  • badahvaas, ghabraayaa hu.a, muztarib, pareshaan, baukhalaayaa hu.a, Khaufazdaa, Khaa.if, behosh, beaqal, bevaquuf
  • jis ke havaas kaam na karte huu.n

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mo'jiza

a miracle (performed by a prophet)

mo'jiza-e-fan

extraordinary feats in any art or skill

mo'jiza-saaz

the one who perform wonders

mo'jiza-aaraa

charismatic, extraordinary worker

mo'jiza honaa

revealing miracle

mo'jiza-numaa

miraculous, numinous

mo'jiza-kaarii

to show miracle

mo'jiza karnaa

come up with something superhuman, perform a miracle

mo'jiza-paimaa

the one who show miracle

mo'jiza dikhaanaa

to show a miracle (performed by a prophet), to do a surprising and miracle act that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and that is beyond the human power

mo'jiza-e-'iisaa

a Miracle of Jesus i.e., the resuscitation of the dead

mo'jiza-e-masiih

the resurrection of the dead by the Prophet Jesus, the meal that God commanded for Jesus and Mary

mojaza-haa-e-hunar

miracles of skill

mo'jiza-numaa.ii

show of miracles

mo'jiza-e-jaariya

the miracles that continue its effects

mo'jiza-e-baahira

obvious miracle

mo'jiza-e-muusa

miracle of Moses, miracles of Prophet Moses mentioned in the Quran

be-mo'jiza

without miracle, wonderless

nafs-mo'jiza

اصل معجزہ ، معجزے کا وجود ، معجزے کی موجودگی ۔

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hal

हल

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حَل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

solution (of a knotty problem), resolution

[ Har masle ka koi na koi hal zaroor hota hai ]

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malhuuz

मलहूज़

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مَلحُوظ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

contemplated, regarded, considered

[ Koi kaam karo lekin dusron ka khayal bhi malhuz rahna chahiye ]

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istilaah

इस्तिलाह

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اِصْطِلاح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

technical term, terminology, term

[ Lughat aur farhang hi wo zariya hain jin mein istilahon ke mani va mafhum bataye jate hain ]

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qatl

क़त्ल

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قَتْل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

murder, killing

[ Insani qatl ko baaz auqaat do suraton mein taqsim kar diya jata hai yani iradatan aur ghair-iradatan ]

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kashtii

कश्ती

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کَشْتی

Origin : Persian
Noun

ship, vessel, boat

[ Hukm ki der thi ki maujon ka ek aisa thapeda aaya ki kashti tukde-tukde ho gayi ]

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libaas

लिबास

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لِباس

Origin : Arabic
Noun

clothes, dress, attire

[ Shadi haal mein dulhan ke ghar ke sabhi log umda aur khubsurat libas mein maujood the ]

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mahluul

महलूल

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مَحْلُول

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

dissolved, solution

[ Chini aur pani ka mahlool sharbat kahlata hai ]

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lihaaf

लिहाफ़

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لِحاف

Origin : Arabic
Noun

quilt, blanket, quilted counterpane

[ Lihaf ke andar munh dhank kar sona tib ki roo se mana hai ]

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kafaalat

कफ़ालत

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کَفالَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

protector, patron

[ Karkunon ki giraftari ki surat mein unke mutalleqin (relatives) ki kafalat ke liye funds nahin the ]

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lihaaz

लिहाज़

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لِحاظ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

respect, advertence

[ Muzammil ab bhi jalvat (public place) va khalvat (loneliness) mein unse lihaz baratta hai ]

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