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Gurbat

travelling (to foreign countries), going abroad, emigration, being far from (one's) home or native country, the state or condition of a stranger, or foreigner, or exile

Gurbat-zada

impoverished, indigent, migrant, poor

Gurbat-pasand

وطن سے دُوری کو پسند کرنے والا ، مسافرت کا شوقین .

Gurbat-diida

one who has seen or experienced exile or poverty

Gurbat-andar-vatan

(تصوّف) وہ حالت جب انسان صفاتِ خدا میں محو ہو کر صفاتِ بشری سے علیحدہ ہو جاتا ہے

Gurbat-nasiib

those in exile, the one who away from home town, the one who has suffered by travelling trouble

Gurbat-zadagii

अ. फा. स्त्री.बेवतनी, परदेस में होना, निर्धनता, कंगाली।

dasht-e-Gurbat

wilderness of poverty, exile

shaam-e-Gurbat

the evening that passed in travel, the evening that passed in exile, metaphorically: hard time, the trouble time

Meaning ofSee meaning ban-bahaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

ban-bahaar

बन-बहार•بَن بَہار

Vazn : 2121

Root word: bin

English meaning of ban-bahaar

Noun, Masculine

  • a kind of wild fragrant flower, wandering or hunting in forest

बन-बहार के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

  • एक प्रकार का जंगली सुगंधित फूल, जंगल में इधर-उधर घूमना या शिकार करना

بَن بَہار کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر

  • جن٘گل کی سیر
  • ایک قسم کا خوشبودار صحرائی اور پہاڑی پھول۔

Urdu meaning of ban-bahaar

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  • Urdu

  • jangal kii sair
  • ek kism ka Khushbuudaar sahraa.ii aur pahaa.Dii phuul

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Gurbat

travelling (to foreign countries), going abroad, emigration, being far from (one's) home or native country, the state or condition of a stranger, or foreigner, or exile

Gurbat-zada

impoverished, indigent, migrant, poor

Gurbat-pasand

وطن سے دُوری کو پسند کرنے والا ، مسافرت کا شوقین .

Gurbat-diida

one who has seen or experienced exile or poverty

Gurbat-andar-vatan

(تصوّف) وہ حالت جب انسان صفاتِ خدا میں محو ہو کر صفاتِ بشری سے علیحدہ ہو جاتا ہے

Gurbat-nasiib

those in exile, the one who away from home town, the one who has suffered by travelling trouble

Gurbat-zadagii

अ. फा. स्त्री.बेवतनी, परदेस में होना, निर्धनता, कंगाली।

dasht-e-Gurbat

wilderness of poverty, exile

shaam-e-Gurbat

the evening that passed in travel, the evening that passed in exile, metaphorically: hard time, the trouble time

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mustaqbil

मुस्तक़बिल

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مُسْتَقْبِل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

future, time ahead

[ Shila apna mustaqbil janne ke liye pandit ji ko hath dikha rahi hai ]

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ziyaa

ज़िया

.

ضِیا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

light, blaze, illumination

[ Chand ki chandi sitaron ki ziya ko mand kar deti hai ]

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muKHaalif

मुख़ालिफ़

.

مُخالِف

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

opponent, enemy, adversary

[ Maujooda hukumat par dabav dalne ke liye mukhalif partiyon ne hath mila liya hai ]

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riyaaz

रियाज़

.

رِیاض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

regular and constant practice to learn something

[ Har fan mein kamal hasil karne ke liye sakht riyaz ki zaroorat hoti hai ]

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ziddii

ज़िद्दी

.

ضِدّی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

headstrong, stubborn, obstinate

[ Ziddi bade hon ya bachche samajh se khali hote hain ]

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tarab

तरब

.

طَرَب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

happiness, cheerfulness, joy

[ Mahfil-e-tarab mein koi ranjida baat kahan yaad ki jati hai ]

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razaa

रज़ा

.

رَضا

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

desire, will, wish

[ Kuchh insan aise bhi hote hain jinse khud khuda unki raza puchhta hai ]

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raazii

राज़ी

.

راضی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

satisfied, agreed, agreeable

[ Faza kharab hone ki wajah se shahr ke hakim juloos nikalne ki ijazat dene ko razi nahi hue ]

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taarii

तारी

.

طاری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

coming unexpectedly, intervening, happening

[ Shahr mein haiza se kai mauten hone ki wajah se logon par khauf tari ho gaya ]

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baqaa

बक़ा

.

بَقا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

security, safety

[ Duniya mein amn ki baqaa ke liye bahut conferencen hoti hain lekin jangein phir bhi nahin ruktin ]

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