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tahqiir

despising, scorn, disdain, contempt, humiliation, insult

tahqiiraana

insulting, humiliating, scornful

tahqiir-e-Gam

scorn, disdain of sorrow

tahqiir-e-'adaalat

contempt of court, disobedience of any judgement or a decree of a court or a willful breach of any undertaking given to a court

tahqiir-aamez

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

KHanda-e-tahqiir

a smirk

huruuf-e-tasGiir-o-tahqiir

(قواعد) وہ کلمات جو حقارت کے اظہار کے لیے بولتے ہیں. جیسے : چھی ، خے ، پھٹ ، دھت ، ترے کی .

Meaning ofSee meaning bha.Dak-daar in English, Hindi & Urdu

bha.Dak-daar

भड़कदार•بَھڑَک دار

Vazn : 21

See meaning: bha.Dkiila

English meaning of bha.Dak-daar

Persian, Hindi - Adjective

भड़कदार के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, हिंदी - विशेषण

चमकीला, जिसमें ख़ूब चमक-दमक हो, भड़कीला
अलंकृत, शब्दाडंबरपूर्ण, सुंदर
चंचल, नटखट, बेचैन
( घोड़ा इत्यादि) सैलानी, छबीला

بَھڑَک دار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، ہندی - صفت

بارونق، زرق برق، چمکدار، چمکیلا
خوبصورتآراستہ، سجایا ہوا
متلون مزاج، لگاوٹی، چنچل، بے چین، شوخ
(گھوڑا وغیرہ)، سیلانی، چھبیلا

Urdu meaning of bha.Dak-daar

Roman
Urdu

baaraunak, zaraq-baraq, chamakdaar, chamkiilaa
kho bisuurtaa raasta, sajaayaa hu.a
mutalavvin mizaaj, lagaavTii, chanchal, bechain, shoKh
(gho.Daa vaGaira), sailaanii, chhabiilaa

Rhyming words of bha.Dak-daar

21 121 221 1121 1221

aar 'aar baar bhaar chaar chhaar daar Daar dhaar Dhaar faar gaar Gaar ghaar haar

abhaar achaar adaar agaar ahaar akaar anaar apaar araar 'asaar avaar ayaar azaar ba.Dhaar bachhaar

a.ngaar aabaar aachaar aadhaar aagaar aahaar aakaar aa'maar aanaar aapaar aasaar aayaar aazaar ab.haar abkaar

abichaar adhikaar anusaar balihaar banihaar ga.Diyaar hahakaar hathiyaar hatiyaar hushiyaar maniyaar me.amaar me.ayaar muTiyaar parichaar

a.Dii-maar adaakaar adaa-kaar 'adam-zaar ahamkaar 'alaf-zaar alamdaar alam-daar 'amal-daar anii-daar apasmaar asardaar asar-daar aTambaar azaa-daar

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tahqiir

despising, scorn, disdain, contempt, humiliation, insult

tahqiiraana

insulting, humiliating, scornful

tahqiir-e-Gam

scorn, disdain of sorrow

tahqiir-e-'adaalat

contempt of court, disobedience of any judgement or a decree of a court or a willful breach of any undertaking given to a court

tahqiir-aamez

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

KHanda-e-tahqiir

a smirk

huruuf-e-tasGiir-o-tahqiir

(قواعد) وہ کلمات جو حقارت کے اظہار کے لیے بولتے ہیں. جیسے : چھی ، خے ، پھٹ ، دھت ، ترے کی .

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Gaazii

ग़ाज़ी

غازِی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

a warrior, a conqueror

[ Shaheed Abdul-Hamid ko unki bahaduri aur shujaat ki wajah se ghazi kaha jata hai ]

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daa'vat

दा'वत

دَعْوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

invitation

[ Faisal ne apne bache ki taqrib-e-wiladat mein rishtedaron ke sath padosiyon ki bhi dawat ki ]

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taa'viiz

ता'वीज़

تَعْوِیذ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

charm, amulet

[ Kaash Zaid imtihan mein pass hone ke liye mutala ya mehnat ke ba-jaaye taweez par bharosa na karta ]

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ta'assub

त'अस्सुब

تَعَصُّب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

bias, discrimination

[ Hindustani awam kayi sadiyon tak ghair-mulki hamla-aawaron ke taassub ka shikar rahi ]

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e'zaaz

ए'ज़ाज़

اِعْزاز

Origin : Arabic

Noun

distinction, honorific title

[ Maulana Azad National Urdu University ne Sanjiv Saraf Sahab ko Urdu ki khidmat ke liye Ph.D ke ezaaz se nawaza ]

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du'aa

दु'आ

دُعا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

prayer, supplication (to God)

[ Rashid ke maashi halat mehnat-mazduri karne ke bawajood din-ba-din kharab hote gaye usne apni behtari ke liye Allah se duaa ki ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

opposition, refusing assent, displeasure

[ Agar Usama ki sardari par tumko etiraz hai to uske baap (Zaid) kii sardari par bhi tum motariz (critique) the ]

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ta'ayyush

त'अय्युश

تَعَیُّش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

rejoicing

[ Taayyush aur kahili ne Zaid ko aish-o-ghaflat ke bistar par thapak-thapak kar sula diya ]

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e'jaaz

ए'जाज़

اِعْجاز

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wonder, surprise

[ Amitabh Bachchan ka is umr mein bhi adakari karna kisi ejaz se kam nahin hai ]

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taa'biir

ता'बीर

تَعْبِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

interpretation, explanation (particularly of dreams)

[ Har khwab ki ek tabir hoti hai sidhi ho ya ulti ]

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