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हमदर्द

दुःख-दर्द का साथी, सहानुभूति रखने वाला व्यक्ति, दूसरे के दुख से द्रवित होने वाला व्यक्ति

हमदर्दी

हमदर्द होने की अवस्था अथवा गुण या भाव, दूसरे के दुख से दुखी होने का भाव, सहानुभूति, दर्दमंदी

हम्दर्दाना

ہمدردوں جیسا؛ ہمدردوں کا سا، ہمدردی سے متعلق، ہمدردی کا.

हमदर्दी करना

sympathize

हमदर्दी जताना

show sympathy (sometimes used ironically)

ना-हमदर्द

जिसमें सहानुभूति न हो, बेमुरव्वत, दुःशील ।।

ग़ैर-हमदर्द

जिसमें सहानुभूति न हो, जो दु:ख आदि में सहायता न करे

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में बहुत उड़ना के अर्थदेखिए

बहुत उड़ना

bahut u.Dnaa•بَہُت اُڑنا

मुहावरा

बहुत उड़ना के हिंदी अर्थ

चालाकी करना, दून की लेना, डींग मारना

English meaning of bahut u.Dnaa

boast, brag, practise cunning, overreach

بَہُت اُڑنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

چالاکی کرنا، دون کی لینا

Urdu meaning of bahut u.Dnaa

Roman
Urdu

chaalaakii karnaa, don kii lenaa

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हमदर्द

हमदर्दी

हम्दर्दाना

ہمدردوں جیسا؛ ہمدردوں کا سا، ہمدردی سے متعلق، ہمدردی کا.

हमदर्दी करना

sympathize

हमदर्दी जताना

show sympathy (sometimes used ironically)

ना-हमदर्द

जिसमें सहानुभूति न हो, बेमुरव्वत, दुःशील ।।

ग़ैर-हमदर्द

जिसमें सहानुभूति न हो, जो दु:ख आदि में सहायता न करे

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musaavaat

मुसावात

مُساوات

Origin : Arabic

Noun,

being equal (to), equality

[ Musawat ke zariya duniya mein amn qayam kiya jaa sakta hai ]

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shariif

शरीफ़

شَریف

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

of high rank or dignity, exalted, eminent

[ Rajput rajaon mein Mewad ka Rana sabse bada aur sharif samjha jata tha ]

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muhaafiz

मुहाफ़िज़

مُحافِظ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

protector, guard, bodyguard

[ Hamare muhafizon ne Agra jate hue ek lalach diya tha ki Agra se jaldi wapasi karoge ]

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vaa'iz

वा'इज़

واعِظ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

preacher

[ Maulana Azad mujahid-e-azadi (Freedom Fighter) ke sath-sath ek achhe waaiz bhi the ]

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qaum

क़ौम

قَوْم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

nation

[ Tarikh mukhtalif qaumon ke urooj-o-zawal ki kahani kahti hai ]

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saame'iin

सामे'ईन

سامِعِین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

audience, listeners

[ Jalse mein maujood sabhi saame'iin apne leader ki baaton ko badi tavajjoh aur khamoshi se sun rahe the ]

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faateh

फ़ातेह

فاتِح

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

conqueror

[ Changez Khan futuhat ke lihaz se duniya ka fateh-e-aazam hai ]

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shaa.iq

शाइक़

شائِق

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

desirous, fond, ardent, longing for

[ Naushad adab ka bada sha.iq hai vo har nayi kitaab padhne ki koshish karta hai ]

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haazir

हाज़िर

حاضِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

present, in attendance

[ Jashn-e-rekhta ke dauran Rekhta ke sabhi mulazimeen ka vahan haazir rahna zaroori aur lazmi hai ]

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naaqid

नाक़िद

ناقِد

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

critic, fault-finder

[ Naqid wahi behtar hai jo kisi ko sharminda karne ke bajaye uski islaah kare ]

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