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paspaa.ii

defeat, retreat, retreat in war

paspo

ہلدی.

pushpaa

a flower, blossom

pas-e-paa

returned, retreated, defeated, repulsed, driven back

pesh-e-paa

at feet, in front

paspaa karnaa

repulse, drive back, put to flight, to return, to retreat, to defeat

pushpaa kaa siis

اولاد کا سبز رن٘گ کا سلفیٹ قدرے تحلیل شدہ حالت میں.

maidaan se paspaa honaa

میدان سے بھاگ جانا ، پیٹھ دکھانا ، لڑائی کا موقع چھوڑ کر بھاگ جانا ۔

dal-pushpii

the fragrant plant Pandanus odoratissimus (the leaves of which surround the flower Ketaki)

naag-pushpii

رک : ناگ چنپا جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

saaniha pesh-e-paa honaa

کوئی واقعہ یا حادثۃ ظہور میں آنا ، سامنے آنا.

ark-pushpii

sunflower, sunflower tree

Meaning ofSee meaning badan-e-paak in English, Hindi & Urdu

badan-e-paak

बदन-ए-पाक•بدن پاک

Vazn : 11221

English meaning of badan-e-paak

chaste body

Sher Examples

phūloñ se sivā hai badan-e-pāk meñ ḳhushbū

kab itr lagāne se vo itrā.e hue haiñ

phulon se siwa hai badan-e-pak mein KHushbu

kab itr lagane se wo itrae hue hain

Kalb-e-husain Nadir

havā ke saath jo ik bosa bhejtā huuñ kabhī

to shola us badan-e-pāk se nikaltā hai

hawa ke sath jo ek bosa bhejta hun kabhi

to shola us badan-e-pak se nikalta hai

Zafar Iqbal

dhul jaa.eñ jis ke lams se dil kī kasāfateñ

bāñhoñ meñ vo tirā badan-e-pāk bhī nahīñ

dhul jaen jis ke lams se dil ki kasafaten

banhon mein wo tera badan-e-pak bhi nahin

Saleem Sarfaraz

बदन-ए-पाक के हिंदी अर्थ

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paspaa.ii

defeat, retreat, retreat in war

paspo

ہلدی.

pushpaa

a flower, blossom

pas-e-paa

returned, retreated, defeated, repulsed, driven back

pesh-e-paa

at feet, in front

paspaa karnaa

repulse, drive back, put to flight, to return, to retreat, to defeat

pushpaa kaa siis

اولاد کا سبز رن٘گ کا سلفیٹ قدرے تحلیل شدہ حالت میں.

maidaan se paspaa honaa

میدان سے بھاگ جانا ، پیٹھ دکھانا ، لڑائی کا موقع چھوڑ کر بھاگ جانا ۔

dal-pushpii

the fragrant plant Pandanus odoratissimus (the leaves of which surround the flower Ketaki)

naag-pushpii

رک : ناگ چنپا جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

saaniha pesh-e-paa honaa

کوئی واقعہ یا حادثۃ ظہور میں آنا ، سامنے آنا.

ark-pushpii

sunflower, sunflower tree

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fehrist

फ़ेहरिस्त

فِہْرِسْت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

list, index

[ Rihaai ke liye qaidiyon ki fehrist murattab hui ]

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murattib

मुरत्तिब

مُرَتِّب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

arranger, disposer, director, editor, compiler

[ Farhang-e-Aasafia ke murattib Sayyed Ahmad Dehlavi hain ]

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nazdiik

नज़दीक

نَزْدیک

Origin : Persian

Adverb, Adjective

near, close

[ Apni tahreer se unhone hamen apne nazdik bula liya tha ]

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kohna

कोहना

کُہْنَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

old, ancient, obsolete

[ Aur chahate hain ki is jadid ahd (Modern Period) mein kohna aur farsuda (old) balaon ko patthar ka bana den ]

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yatiim

यतीम

یَتیم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

fatherless child, orphan

[ Tabassum ne yatim bachchon ki parvarish aur talim-o-tarbiyat ke liye ek idara qayam kiya hai ]

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musta'mal

मुस्त'मल

مُسْتَعْمَل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

used, applied

[ Halwai ne mithai mein mustamal chizon ki fehrist banayi ]

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mu'aafii

मु'आफ़ी

مُعَافِی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

forgiveness, pardon

[ Farz mein kotahi mu'aafi ke qabil nahin hai ]

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intiqaam

इंतिक़ाम

اِنْتِقام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

revenge, vengeance, reprisal, retaliation

[ Bhagwan Ram ne Rawan ko mar kar Maate Site ka intiqam liya ]

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zyaadtii

ज़्यादती

زِیادْتی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

addition, surplus, excess, abundance

[ Jism mein chini ki zyadati se ziabitas (Sugar) ho jata hai ]

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muta.assir

मुतअस्सिर

مُتَأثِّر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

affected, touched, impressed

[ Narmada bandh mansube se muta.assir logon ki baz-abadkari (Rehabilitation) ki jaaegi ]

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