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bisyaar

much, many, very, abundant

bisyaar-go

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-daa.n

بہت کچھ جاننے والا ، بڑا واقف کار ، بہت تجربہ کار.

bisyaarii

many, plenty

bisyaar-go.ii

بات بڑھا کر بیان کرنا، بکواس کرنا، بہت باتیں کرنا، فضول گوئی

bisyaar-KHor

gluttonous, gourmand

bisyaar-suKHan

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-KHvaar

بہت کھانے والا پیٹو ، اکّال

bisyaar-naviis

prolific writer

bisyaarnaa

بھولنا ، بسرنا ؛ بھلا دینا ، فراموش کردینا.

bisyaar-KHorii

बहुत खाना, थूरना

busyaaraa

بسا ہوا ، بدبو دار ، ذائقے سے اترا ہوا

bisaihrii

رک : بسہری (بسہرو)

hiila juu raa bahaana bisyaar ast

(بہانے) ڈھونڈے والے کے لئے بہانے بہت ہیں.

jaa-e-ta.ng-ast-mardumaa.n-bisyaar

جب مان٘گ زیادہ ہو اور رسد کم ، چیز تھوڑی اور چاہنے والے بہت ، جگہ کم اور بھیڑ زیادہ .

dil na KHvaasta raa 'uzr bisyaar

جس کام کو دل نہ چاہے اسی کے لیے عُذر بہت ہیں .

baa'd-az-KHaraabii-e-bisyaar

after a great difficulty, after much trouble

zaraafat-e-bisyaar hunar nadiimaa.n ast o 'aib-e-hakiimaa.n

(فارسی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) بہت زیادہ ہنسی دل لگی مصاحبوں کے لیے ہنر ہے اور عالموں کے لیے عیب

safar karda bisyaar-e-goyad daroG

a traveller tells a lot of untrue tales, a traveller may lie with authority

Meaning ofSee meaning bahut saa in English, Hindi & Urdu

bahut saa

बहुत सा•بَہُت سا

English meaning of bahut saa

Sanskrit, Hindi - Adjective

a great deal, rather too much, very much

बहुत सा के हिंदी अर्थ

संस्कृत, हिंदी - विशेषण

अत्यधिक, बहुतायत
उदाहरण • बहुत सा फ़ौज लशकर जमा कर कर लड़ाई कग ख़ातिर चढ़ आया • बहुत सारा माल पुलिस ने दर-आमद कर लिया है • हमें इस शहर के अंदर बहुत सा काम है

بَہُت سا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

سنسکرت، ہندی - صفت

بہت زیادہ ، کثرت سے
مثال • بہت سا لشکر فوج جمع کر کر لڑائی کی خاطر چڑھ آیا • بہت سارا مال پولیس نے درآمد کرلیاہے • ہمیں اس شہر کے اندر بہت سا کام ہے

Urdu meaning of bahut saa

Roman
Urdu

bahut zyaadaa, kasrat se

Synonyms of bahut saa

ifraat aTaalaa ambaar kasrat Dher

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bisyaar

much, many, very, abundant

bisyaar-go

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-daa.n

بہت کچھ جاننے والا ، بڑا واقف کار ، بہت تجربہ کار.

bisyaarii

many, plenty

bisyaar-go.ii

بات بڑھا کر بیان کرنا، بکواس کرنا، بہت باتیں کرنا، فضول گوئی

bisyaar-KHor

gluttonous, gourmand

bisyaar-suKHan

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-KHvaar

بہت کھانے والا پیٹو ، اکّال

bisyaar-naviis

prolific writer

bisyaarnaa

بھولنا ، بسرنا ؛ بھلا دینا ، فراموش کردینا.

bisyaar-KHorii

बहुत खाना, थूरना

busyaaraa

بسا ہوا ، بدبو دار ، ذائقے سے اترا ہوا

bisaihrii

رک : بسہری (بسہرو)

hiila juu raa bahaana bisyaar ast

(بہانے) ڈھونڈے والے کے لئے بہانے بہت ہیں.

jaa-e-ta.ng-ast-mardumaa.n-bisyaar

جب مان٘گ زیادہ ہو اور رسد کم ، چیز تھوڑی اور چاہنے والے بہت ، جگہ کم اور بھیڑ زیادہ .

dil na KHvaasta raa 'uzr bisyaar

جس کام کو دل نہ چاہے اسی کے لیے عُذر بہت ہیں .

baa'd-az-KHaraabii-e-bisyaar

after a great difficulty, after much trouble

zaraafat-e-bisyaar hunar nadiimaa.n ast o 'aib-e-hakiimaa.n

(فارسی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) بہت زیادہ ہنسی دل لگی مصاحبوں کے لیے ہنر ہے اور عالموں کے لیے عیب

safar karda bisyaar-e-goyad daroG

a traveller tells a lot of untrue tales, a traveller may lie with authority

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ta'iinaat

त'ईनात

تَعِینَات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

appointed, posted

[ Rubi ko Aziz ki timardari ke liye ba-haisiat nurse ta'inat kar diya gaya ]

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tulabaa

तुलबा

طُلَبا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

seekers after knowledge,' students

[ Ustad ne tulaba ko maidan mein daudaya ]

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hasad

हसद

حَسَد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

envy, malice

[ Hasad buri chiz hai kisi ki taraqqi dekh kar hasad nahin karana chahiye ]

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'amala

'अमला

عَمَلہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

official, subordinate officer, clerk

[ Damkal ke amala ne aatish-zadgi ke muamlon mein badi mustaidi se kaam kiya hai ]

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maahii-giir

माही-गीर

ماہی گِیر

Origin : Persian

Noun

fisherman

[ Mahigir ki jaal mein ek rehu bhi phans gaya ]

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aasraa

आसरा

آسْرا

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

reliance, confidence, dependence

[ Us zayeef aadami ki zindagi mein kuchh ummid nahin rahi thi koyi asra nahin tha phir wo be-zaar kyun nahin hota ]

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fat.h

फ़त्ह

فَتْح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

victory, success, conquest

[ Rajkot mein Hindustan aur Sri-Lanka ke darmiyan khele gaye ek-roza match mein Hindustan ko fatah hui ]

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takabbur

तकब्बुर

تَکَبُّر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

pride, haughtiness, arrogance

[ Takabbur insan ko le dubta hai ]

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kaarkun

कारकुन

کارْکُن

Origin : Persian

Noun

volunteer, representative

[ Majlis ke karkunon ki hama-hami roz-ba-roz badhti ja rahi hai ]

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'aarii

'आरी

عاری

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

empty, deprived

[ Koyi aql se aari bhale hi ho pet se khali nahin hota ]

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