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rich, wealthy

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

be-zar

बे-ज़र•بے زر

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 22

English meaning of be-zar

Adjective

Sher Examples

kuchh tālib-e-zar but hī nahīñ ġhaur se dekho

haq yuuñ hai ki allāh bhī be-zar nahīñ miltā

kuchh talib-e-zar but hi nahin ghaur se dekho

haq yun hai ki allah bhi be-zar nahin milta

Rind Lakhnavi

is vāste tū qadr mirī jāntā nahīñ

haañ in tire ġhulāmoñ meñ be-zar ḳharīda huuñ

is waste tu qadr meri jaanta nahin

han in tere ghulamon mein be-zar KHarida hun

Shaikh Zahuruddin Hatim

बे-ज़र के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

بے زر کے اردو معانی

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صفت

  • غریب، مفلس، کنگال، محتاج، بے سہارا

Urdu meaning of be-zar

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  • Urdu

  • Gariib, muflis, kangaal, muhtaaj, besahaara

Rhyming words of be-zar

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chiize-zar
havas-e-zar varaq-e-zar
kulaah-e-zar
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KHurdanii

ख़ुर्दनी

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خورْدَنی

Origin : Persian
Adjective

eatable, provisions, edible

[ Aanwla ek ishtiha-angez (appetite) khurdani phal hai ]

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kaniiz

कनीज़

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کَنِیز

Origin : Persian
Noun

maidservant, handmaid, slave-girl, slavey

[ Rajkumari ko unki kanizon ke alawa kisi ne bhi nahin dekha tha ]

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sehr

सेहर

.

سِحْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

magic, sorcery

[ Jadugar ne apne fann-e-sehr ka istemal karke Jawed ko apne qabu mein kar liya ]

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faziihat

फ़ज़ीहत

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فَضِیحَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

disgrace, infamy, ignominy, insult

[ Kisi hile se kanizon ko chalta kiya taki fazihat na ho ]

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laa-javaab

ला-जवाब

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لا جَواب

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

peerless, matchless, unparalleled, matchless

[ Mashuq husn mein lajwab hota hai ]

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bulbul

बुलबुल

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بُلْبُل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

Lanius boalboul, nightingale

[ Bachcha bahut ghaur se daal par baithe hue bulbul ko dekh raha tha ]

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tashaffii

तशफ़्फ़ी

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تَشَفّی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

satisfaction, consolation, calmness, reassurance

[ Bachchon ki khairiyat ki khabar sun kar maan ke dil ko badi tashaffi huyi ]

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ashyaa

अश्या

.

اَشْیا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

goods, things, chattels, effects wares, articles

[ Mobile aur laptop aaj ki zaroori ashya mein shamil hain ]

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qabaa

क़बा

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قَبَا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

a loose quilted garment that is open in front and reaches to knees (it is worn over other garments), quilted garment

[ Dada jaan ki purani qaba aj bhi abbu ke kamre mein sambhal ke rakhi hai ]

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mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

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مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

mixing (with), associating or consorting (with), living in fellowship or close intimacy (with)

[ Aaj ka muashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

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