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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

Meaning ofSee meaning baraat aanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

baraat aanaa

बरात आना•بَرات آنا

Idiom

English meaning of baraat aanaa

reaching wedding procession to the bridal's home

बरात आना के हिंदी अर्थ

शादी के जलूस का दुल्हन के घर पहुंचना

بَرات آنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

شادی کے جلوس کا دلہن کے گھر پہون٘چنا

Urdu meaning of baraat aanaa

Roman
Urdu

shaadii ke jaluus ka dulhan ke ghar pahuunchnaa

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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

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iztiraab

इज़्तिराब

اِضْطِراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

perturbation, mental disturbance, mental unease, trouble

[ Iztirab ki kaifiyat mein dhyan qabu mein nahin rahta ]

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rafiiq

रफ़ीक़

رَفِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

acompanion, associate, comrade, ally

[ Chidiyon ke do jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eadon men rafiq rahte the ]

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alqaab

अलक़ाब

اَلقاب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

titles, form of address in letter-writing, honorific names appellations

[ Buzurg apne hote, apne khurd (Younger) ke lie budhape ke alqab pasand nahin karte ]

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tabassum

तबस्सुम

تَبَسُّم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

smile

[ Tabassum ke siwa kabhi lab-e-mubarak khanda wa qahqaha se aashna nahin hue ]

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mukarramii

मुकर्रमी

مُکَرَّمی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

(formula of address, especially at the beginning of a letter) My Respected Sir!

[ Alqab mein naam se mukhatib kia jata hai aur rutbe ke mutabiq naam se pahle mukarrami tahrir kia jata hai ]

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taviil

तवील

طَوِیل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

long, protracted, tall, prolix

[ Taveel arse se chal rahe muqadma ka faisla bil-aakhir kal ho gaya ]

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saahil

साहिल

ساحِل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sea-shore, shore, beach, coast

[ Pawan-Chakkiyan aksar samundar ke sahilon par bani hoti hain ]

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muKHtasar

मुख़्तसर

مُخْتَصَر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

short, succinct, abridged, concise

[ Meri kahani bahut mukhtasar magar dilchasp hai ]

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mustahkam

मुस्तहकम

مُستَحکَم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

firm, stable, established, strong

[ Sehatmand ghiza jism ko mustahkam aur mazboot rakhti hai ]

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yaum

यौम

یَوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a day, twenty-four-hour period, reckoned from one midnight to the next an age

[ Yaum-e-aazadi har saal josh-o-kharosh se manaya jata hai ]

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