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KHil'at

robe of honour from the side of saint or priest

KHil'atii

خلعت (رک) سے منسوب یا متعلق ، خلعت کے طور پر دیا ہوا .

KHil'at-e-zar

apparel of gold

KHil'at-e-kuhan

old apparel

KHil'at honaa

خلعت عطا ہونا .

KHil'at pahnaanaa

خلعت بخشنا ، جاکر عطا کرنا ، انعام و اکرام سے نوازنا .

KHil'at-e-'uryaanii

robe of nudity

KHil'at-e-bahaalii

clothing or apparel worn by the king at the time of re-accession

KHil'at-e-tahsabiin

(complementary phrase) bravo, good

KHil'at-e-usqufii

پادری یا اسقف کی عبا .

KHil'at-e-shaahaana

royal attire

muKHalla'-ba-KHil'at

خلعت سے آراستہ ، خلعت سے سرفراز

vaqt-e-jaa-e-KHil'at-e-in'aam

at the time for receiving the status of robe of honour as reward

Meaning ofSee meaning be-libaas in English, Hindi & Urdu

be-libaas

बे-लिबास•بے لِباس

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English meaning of be-libaas

Persian, Arabic - Adjective

Sher Examples

pahnā de chāñdnī ko qabā apne jism kī

us kā badan bhī terī tarah be-libās ho

pahna de chandni ko qaba apne jism ki

us ka badan bhi teri tarah be-libas ho

Wazir Agha

kaise kahūñ ki maiñ ne kahāñ kā safar kiyā

ākāsh be-charāġh zamīñ be-libās thī

kaise kahun ki main ne kahan ka safar kiya

aakash be-charagh zamin be-libas thi

Wazir Agha

jin ko dīvār-o-dar bhī Dhak na sake

is qadar be-libās haiñ kuchh log

jin ko diwar-o-dar bhi Dhak na sake

is qadar be-libas hain kuchh log

Aziz Bano Darab Wafa

बे-लिबास के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - विशेषण

بے لِباس کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فارسی، عربی - صفت

  • عریاں، برہنہ، ننگا، بغیر لباس کا

Urdu meaning of be-libaas

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  • Urdu

  • uryaan, brahnaa, nangaa, bagair libaas ka

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KHil'at

robe of honour from the side of saint or priest

KHil'atii

خلعت (رک) سے منسوب یا متعلق ، خلعت کے طور پر دیا ہوا .

KHil'at-e-zar

apparel of gold

KHil'at-e-kuhan

old apparel

KHil'at honaa

خلعت عطا ہونا .

KHil'at pahnaanaa

خلعت بخشنا ، جاکر عطا کرنا ، انعام و اکرام سے نوازنا .

KHil'at-e-'uryaanii

robe of nudity

KHil'at-e-bahaalii

clothing or apparel worn by the king at the time of re-accession

KHil'at-e-tahsabiin

(complementary phrase) bravo, good

KHil'at-e-usqufii

پادری یا اسقف کی عبا .

KHil'at-e-shaahaana

royal attire

muKHalla'-ba-KHil'at

خلعت سے آراستہ ، خلعت سے سرفراز

vaqt-e-jaa-e-KHil'at-e-in'aam

at the time for receiving the status of robe of honour as reward

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najm

नज्म

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نَجْم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

star, planet

[ Asman mein kai najm bahte hue pani ki tarh dikhai de rahe hain ]

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'atiyya

'अतिय्या

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عَطِیَّہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

gift, present, grant

[ Baadh wale ilaqe ke lie hukumat ne ek crore Rupee ka atiya diya hai ]

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hujjaaj

हुज्जाज

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حُجّاج

Origin : Arabic
Noun

Hajj pilgrims

[ Hindustan se har saal badi tadad mein hujjaj haj ka fariza ada karte hain ]

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aKHtar

अख़्तर

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اَخْتَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

good fortune, good omen

[ Akhtar sitare ke maani mein aata hain lekin zyada tar iska istimal achchhi qismat ke liye kiya jata hai ]

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andesha

अंदेशा

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اَنْدیشَہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

apprehension, dread, fear, danger, peril

[ Baarish hone ka andesha dekh kar log bazar se jaldi wapas a gaye ]

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tasaahul

तसाहुल

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تَساہُل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

negligence, carelessness, careless mode of expression

[ Tasaahul ki aadat insan ko kaamyabi se door kar deti hai ]

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lahuu

लहू

.

لہو

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

blood

[ Jo fauji apne vatan ke liye lahu bahate hain vo hamesha ke liye amar ho jate hain ]

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fikr

फ़िक्र

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فِکْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

thought, consideration, reflection

[ Maan-Baap ko hamesha pane bachchon ki fikr rahti hai ]

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mariiz

मरीज़

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مَرِیض

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

a sick person, a patient, sick, ill, diseased, ailing

[ Mariz ko agar waqt par dawa na diya jaye to bimari aur badh sakti hai ]

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surayyaa

सुरय्या

.

ثُرَیّا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the Pleiades

[ Surayya ki chamak hamesha aasmaan par raushni bikherti rahti hai ]

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