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jigar

liver

jigar-band

the liver, lungs, and heart together; the vitals

jigar-dil

agonizing, heart-rending

jigar-soz

heart-inflaming, heart-inflamed, compassionate

jigar-doz

heart piercing, pathetic, painful, maddening

jigar-KHor

جادوگر، ڈائن، بلا

jigrii

hepatic, pertaining to the liver

jigar-KHasta

weak heart, pierced , broken by ardour, fervour of love

jigar-saa

wearing away the liver, afflictive

jigar-tafta

heart-burnt, sad, afflicted

jigar-tishna

very thirsty

jigar-paivand

رک : جگرپارہ ۔

jigar-guu.n

heart colored, blackish red, heart

jigar-shikan

heart breaking

jigar-giir

heart captivating, interesting

jigar-gosha

a lobe of the liver

jigar-e-soKHta

deep in love, heart inflamed

jigar-jalii

heart-burnt

jigar-parvar

the one who energize the heart, the one who gives the power or strength to the heart

jigar-riish

wounded to or in the heart

jigar-bandii

related to son, to be dear

jigar-sozii

heart burning, sufferings, pains

jigar-taab

heart-warming

jigar-daar

brave hearted, courageous

jigar-taabii

(Metaphorically) longing, yearning

jigar-daarii

bravery, courageous

jigar-kaavii

excavation or affliction of liver

jigar-gaah

the seat of the liver, the abdomen, the bowels

jigar jigar digar digar

mine is mine and yours is yours, everyone knows where his shoe pinches, your own flesh is your own, a stranger is a stranger

jigar-kii.Daa

a disease of animals in which their lungs swell and their blood dries up

jigar-jalaa

disappointed, cynic, one given to sarcasm

jigar-chaak

heart-broken, suffer a lot

jigar-KHvaar

deeply afflicted, infatuated, anguished

jigar-chaakii

brokenness of heart, wounded

jigar-birishta

sad

jigar-gudaaz

heart-melting

jigar-aaluud

blood-stained, bloody

jigar-KHvaarii

to eat liver, to eat raw liver

jigar-kashiid

(Botany) liver infusion which is obtained with medicated process

jigar-figaar

heart broken, heart wounded

jigar jigar hai digar digar hai

اپنا اپنا ہی ہے غیر غیر ہی ہے ،بیگانہ کبھی یگانہ کے برابرنہیں ہو سکتا۔

jigar-afgaar

troubled in mind, heart-broken

jigar-paarah

Piece of heart

jigar-shigaaf

a way of stabbing knife

jigar-KHaraash

heart-rending, pathetic, extremely painful, tormenting

jigar-KHaraashii

extreme pain, grief

jigar ke dast

(Medicine) a kind of disease in which the blood of the liver enters the intestines and is excreted by the motion

jigar phu.nknaa

Metaphorically) to be very sad, to be upset

jigar-e-chaak-chaak

injured heart

jigar bhun.naa

(Metaphorically) to be very sad

jigar chhilnaa

to hurt the heart

jigar KHuun karnaa

take great pains, suffer sorely

jigar me.n tiir khaanaa

to be hurt, to be wound

jigar kaa.np jaanaa

become petrified, frightened

jigar me.n chuTkiyaa.n lenaa

make one suffer acutely

jigar men tairnaa

(of arrows or sight) going through the other side of the liver

jigar KHuun honaa

to be great sorrow

jigar kaa Tuk.Daa

piece of heart, son, child, darling, very dear

jigar mu.nh ko aanaa

to be in great pain, to be in great trouble

jigar mu.nh ko chalnaa

suffering from great trouble and pain

Meaning ofSee meaning bahut in English, Hindi & Urdu

bahut

बहुत•بَہُت

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 12

English meaning of bahut

Adjective

Sher Examples

maiñ bhī bahut ajiib huuñ itnā ajiib huuñ ki bas

ḳhud ko tabāh kar liyā aur malāl bhī nahīñ

main bhi bahut ajib hun itna ajib hun ki bas

KHud ko tabah kar liya aur malal bhi nahin

Jaun Eliya

dil ko tirī chāhat pe bharosa bhī bahut hai

aur tujh se bichhaḌ jaane kā Dar bhī nahīñ jaatā

dil ko teri chahat pe bharosa bhi bahut hai

aur tujh se bichhaD jaane ka Dar bhi nahin jata

Ahmad Faraz

bahut pahle se un qadmoñ kī aahaT jaan lete haiñ

tujhe ai zindagī ham duur se pahchān lete haiñ

bahut pahle se un qadmon ki aahaT jaan lete hain

tujhe ai zindagi hum dur se pahchan lete hain

Firaq Gorakhpuri

बहुत के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

  • जो गिनती में दो-चार से अधिक हो, जो गिनती में सामान्य से अधिक होजितना होना चाहिए उतना या उससे कुछ अधिक, यथेष्ट, ज्यादा, प्रभूत;प्रचुर, अधिक, ज़्यादा, काफ़ी

بَہُت کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

صفت

  • نہایت، زیادہ، کثرت سے، افراط سے، ہے حد، کافی، بس (مقدار، تعداد اور مساحت وغیرہ کے لیے)

Urdu meaning of bahut

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • nihaayat, zyaadaa, kasrat se, ifraat se, hai had, kaafii, bas (miqdaar, taadaad aur masaahat vaGaira ke li.e

Synonyms of bahut

KHaile vaafii fuzuu.n besh fazaavaa.n ka.ii karo.D sad bisyaar laa-taa'daad muta'addid ta'ajjub ziyaada kasiir kasrat vufuur mutavaafira vaafir mutavaafir nihaayat Gafiir

Antonyms of bahut

kotaah chhoTaa andak qal qadre kochakii tho.Daa KHirad qaliil zaraa kam kuchh ta.ng

Idioms of bahut

bahut duur dabak karnaa

ڈانٹنا، دھمکانا، ڈرانا

bahut KHaak u.Daanaa

بہت ڈھون٘ڈھنا، کسی چیز کو بہت تلاش کرنا، کسی چیز کی تلاش میں بہت پریشانی اٹھانا

bahut u.Dnaa

boast, brag, practise cunning, overreach

Proverbs of bahut

andhe ko a.ndhere me.n bahut duur kii suujhii

expression used to say that a fool has said something very wise by chance

baap par puut pitaa par gho.Daa, bahut nahii.n to tho.Daa tho.Daa

like father like son

chaadar hai tho.Dii pair pasaare bahut

live beyond one's means

naam bahut darshan tho.Daa

رک : نام بڑے درشن تھوڑے ۔

Compound words of bahut

bahut saa bahut-hai bahut-so.n tho.Daa-bahut

Related searched words

jigar

liver

jigar-band

the liver, lungs, and heart together; the vitals

jigar-dil

agonizing, heart-rending

jigar-soz

heart-inflaming, heart-inflamed, compassionate

jigar-doz

heart piercing, pathetic, painful, maddening

jigar-KHor

جادوگر، ڈائن، بلا

jigrii

hepatic, pertaining to the liver

jigar-KHasta

weak heart, pierced , broken by ardour, fervour of love

jigar-saa

wearing away the liver, afflictive

jigar-tafta

heart-burnt, sad, afflicted

jigar-tishna

very thirsty

jigar-paivand

رک : جگرپارہ ۔

jigar-guu.n

heart colored, blackish red, heart

jigar-shikan

heart breaking

jigar-giir

heart captivating, interesting

jigar-gosha

a lobe of the liver

jigar-e-soKHta

deep in love, heart inflamed

jigar-jalii

heart-burnt

jigar-parvar

the one who energize the heart, the one who gives the power or strength to the heart

jigar-riish

wounded to or in the heart

jigar-bandii

related to son, to be dear

jigar-sozii

heart burning, sufferings, pains

jigar-taab

heart-warming

jigar-daar

brave hearted, courageous

jigar-taabii

(Metaphorically) longing, yearning

jigar-daarii

bravery, courageous

jigar-kaavii

excavation or affliction of liver

jigar-gaah

the seat of the liver, the abdomen, the bowels

jigar jigar digar digar

mine is mine and yours is yours, everyone knows where his shoe pinches, your own flesh is your own, a stranger is a stranger

jigar-kii.Daa

a disease of animals in which their lungs swell and their blood dries up

jigar-jalaa

disappointed, cynic, one given to sarcasm

jigar-chaak

heart-broken, suffer a lot

jigar-KHvaar

deeply afflicted, infatuated, anguished

jigar-chaakii

brokenness of heart, wounded

jigar-birishta

sad

jigar-gudaaz

heart-melting

jigar-aaluud

blood-stained, bloody

jigar-KHvaarii

to eat liver, to eat raw liver

jigar-kashiid

(Botany) liver infusion which is obtained with medicated process

jigar-figaar

heart broken, heart wounded

jigar jigar hai digar digar hai

اپنا اپنا ہی ہے غیر غیر ہی ہے ،بیگانہ کبھی یگانہ کے برابرنہیں ہو سکتا۔

jigar-afgaar

troubled in mind, heart-broken

jigar-paarah

Piece of heart

jigar-shigaaf

a way of stabbing knife

jigar-KHaraash

heart-rending, pathetic, extremely painful, tormenting

jigar-KHaraashii

extreme pain, grief

jigar ke dast

(Medicine) a kind of disease in which the blood of the liver enters the intestines and is excreted by the motion

jigar phu.nknaa

Metaphorically) to be very sad, to be upset

jigar-e-chaak-chaak

injured heart

jigar bhun.naa

(Metaphorically) to be very sad

jigar chhilnaa

to hurt the heart

jigar KHuun karnaa

take great pains, suffer sorely

jigar me.n tiir khaanaa

to be hurt, to be wound

jigar kaa.np jaanaa

become petrified, frightened

jigar me.n chuTkiyaa.n lenaa

make one suffer acutely

jigar men tairnaa

(of arrows or sight) going through the other side of the liver

jigar KHuun honaa

to be great sorrow

jigar kaa Tuk.Daa

piece of heart, son, child, darling, very dear

jigar mu.nh ko aanaa

to be in great pain, to be in great trouble

jigar mu.nh ko chalnaa

suffering from great trouble and pain

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talaatum

तलातुम

.

تَلَاطُم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

storm, choppiness, (of the sea)

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maayuus

मायूस

.

مایُوس

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

disappointed, hopeless, desperate

[ Mahangai ki wajah se phalon ki kheti karne wale kisanon ko mayus hona pad raha hai ]

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imtihaan

इम्तिहान

.

اِمْتِحان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

examination

[ Talaba (Students) imtihan qarib hone par padhaayi mein man lagate hain ]

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mahruum

महरूम

.

مَحْرُوم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

disappointed, repulsed

[ Ek kasir (Plurality) aabadi bijli ki raushni, pine ka saaf paani aur dawa ilaj ki suhulaton se bhi mahrum hai ]

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amaan

अमान

.

اَمان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

security, protection, safeguard, custody

[ Jab jang chhid gayi ho to logon ko kahin amaan nahin milti ]

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paiGaam-rasaa.n

पैग़ाम-रसाँ

.

پَیغام رَساں

Origin : Persian
Adjective

messenger, envoy

[ Kuch jagahon par aaj bhi paighaam-rasaan kabootron ka istemaal hota hai ]

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mannat

मन्नत

.

مَنَّت

Origin : Hindi
Noun

an act of prayer or devotion carried out if a wish is fulfilled, vow

[ Jumerat (Thursday) ke din mannat murad wale kasrat se aate hain ]

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takallum

तकल्लुम

.

تَکَلُّم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

speech, conversation, eloquence

[ Takallum ka andaz dil-kash ho to shakhsiyat mein char chand lag jata hai ]

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maGmuum

मग़्मूम

.

مَغمُوم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

sorrowful, sad

[ Ghar mein maatam pasra hua tha aur har shakhs nidhal aur maghmum nazar aa raha tha ]

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rauzan

रौज़न

.

رَوزَن

Origin : Persian
Noun

hole in the wall or roof, skylight, window

[ Sard hawaon ka ye kahan ki wo ain (Exact) us lamhe ke rauzanon ke andar aayen jab mazar ke qarib charagh jalaya ja raha ho ]

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