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aa.n

a vocative hinting a sigh like aah

i

mai.n

is

honaa

aa

عسکریات: anti-aircraft.

ii

a butcher, adj. hard-hearted, cruel, relentless

is

This

aah

Words expressing feelings of sorrow, pain, grief, agony, misery, sadness, anguish, torment etc.

aa'nii

I mean

ittaa

رک : اتنا

itnaa

this much, so much, so many

itnii

as much as, this many, this much

ittaa

this much, this much, so many

itne.n

اتنے (رک) ۔

itno.n

as much as, this many, this much

aaya

past tense of come

itniyaa.n

اتنی (رک) کی جمع .

aa.e

came, visited, arrived

aa.ii

coming, received

aaya

رک: آیا (۳)

aa.o

come

itne

as much as, this many, this much

aa.ii.n

come

aa.iyaa.n

came

aane

come, arrive

aate

coming

aataa

one who comes, a comer

aaTaa

flour, meal

aaTii

bundle, hank or skein of thread

aanii

concerning elegance or vanity, inevitable, momentary, transitory, brief, come, arrive

aaTe

ground wheat, flour

aanaa

(of a mental or physical state) occur, (of a natural phenomenon, time, etc.) happen

aatii

coming

isii

this very (thing or person)

in

a.ndar

aayu

age, life-time, duration of life

istaa

प्रशंसा, तारीफ़ ।।

ise

this, him/her

'aanii

قیدی (عموماََ مرد)

ii.n

it, this

aa.nkhii

رک : آن٘کھ.

aa.nkho.n

eyes, lens of a microscope, lens

aa.nkhe.n

eyes

aatuu.n

those coming

aatiyaa.n

those who are arriving

aaTo

رک: آٹھوں.

aaj

today, present moment

aap

you, self, selves, self, yourself

aatuu

a female teacher or governess, a school mistress

aaTnaa

fill to the brim

'aaj

ivory, elephant tusk

aa.itaa

being a freebie or easy money

aa ke

رک: آکو.

'ishq

strong emotional attachment, excessive or passionate love, all-consuming love

idhar

here, near by, near by, in first row, near, close

aa.nkh

the eye

insaa

भुला देना।

insii

right side

intizaar

waiting, expecting with impatience, awaiting with anxiety, looking out (for), watching (for)

ishaare

allusion, figurative reference

ishaare

gestures, signals, hints

Meaning ofSee meaning bha.Dvaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

bha.Dvaa

भड़वा•بَھڑْوا

English meaning of bha.Dvaa

Noun, Masculine

one who lives on the earnings of a prostitute, pimp, pander, procurer, panderer
attendant on a dancing girl (who beats the mridang, and assists her in the chorus when she is singing)
( Metaphorically) shameless, mean, base
( used as abuse word) blackguard, fool, blockhead

Sher Examples

khel samjhā hai safar bhaḌvā adam-ābād kā

hausla dekho to guyyāñ is dil-e-nāshād kā

khel samjha hai safar bhaDwa adam-abaad ka

hausla dekho to guyyan is dil-e-nashad ka

Mohsin Khan Mohsin

bajātā hai Dholak muā rāt-bhar

ye bhaḌvā koī bhāñD hai yā ki naT

bajata hai Dholak mua raat-bhar

ye bhaDwa koi bhanD hai ya ki naT

Mohsin Khan Mohsin

vo bhaḌvā sar-e-bazm kaT-kaT gayā

rakhā 'anqā' begam se jis ne kapaT

wo bhaDwa sar-e-bazm kaT-kaT gaya

rakha 'anqa' begam se jis ne kapaT

Mohsin Khan Mohsin

भड़वा के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

वेश्या का दलाल, औरतों का धंधा करने वाला, भाड़ खाने वाला, बिचौलिया, भड़ुआ
अपनी पत्नि के दुराचार या कुकर्म से आँख चुराने वाला
वो व्यक्ति जो रंडियों की संगति में कोई साज़ बजाता है
( लाक्षणिक) निर्लज्ज, बेशरम, कमीना, ज़लील
( गाली के रूप में) दोशला, दोगला, हरामी

بَھڑْوا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

عورت کی بدکاری پر زندگی بسر کرنے والا، بھاڑ کھانے والا، قوم ساق، بچولیا
اپنی عورت کی بدکاری سے چشم پوشی کر نے والا
وہ شخص جو رنڈیوں کی سنگت میں کوئی ساز بجاتا ہے
(مجازاً) بے شرم کمینہ، ذلیل
(بطور گالی) حرامزادہ

Urdu meaning of bha.Dvaa

Roman
Urdu

bhaa.D khaane vaala, qaum saak, aurat kii badkaarii par zindgii basar karne vaala, bichauliyaa, apnii aurat kii badkaarii se chashamposhii karne vaala
beshram kamiina, zaliil

Compound words of bha.Dvaa

bha.Dvaa-giirii

Idioms of bha.Dvaa

bha.Dvaa ta.Dvaa karnaa

گالی دینا، برا بھلا کہنا، الٹا سیدھا کہنا

Proverbs of bha.Dvaa

bha.Dve ko bhii mu.nh par bha.Dvaa nahii.n kahte

برے کو بھی اس کے منہ پر برا نہیں کہتے

dil me.n aa.ii ko rakkhe so bha.Dvaa

جو بات جی میں آئے سو کہہ دینی چاہیئے، چھپانا نہیں چاہیئے کیونکہ جو چھپاتا ہے اسے برا گردانا جاتا ہے

jaise vaarii divaalii , taisaa bha.Dvaa dasahraa

رک: جیسی دھاڑی دوالی الخ.

jaisii dhaa.Dii divaalii , taisaa bha.Dvaa dasahraa

رک: جیسی خندی عید الخ.

jaisii KHandii 'iid vaisaa bha.Dvaa muharram

جب خاوند اور بیوی دونوں جھلّے اور تند مزاج اور بد ذات ہوں تو ان کی نسبت بھی بولا کرتے ہیں ،دونوں ایک سے بے فائدہ اور بیکار

ranDii kis kii joruu , bha.Dvaa kis kaa saalaa

خراب عورت یا مرد کسی کے ہو کر نہیں رہتے.

Rhyming words of bha.Dvaa

22 222

a.Dvaa ba.Dvaa Dha.Dvaa ga.Dvaa ka.Dvaa kha.Dvaa na.Dvaa pa.Dvaa pha.Dvaa

pha.D-jha.Dvaa

Related searched words

aa.n

a vocative hinting a sigh like aah

i

mai.n

is

honaa

aa

عسکریات: anti-aircraft.

ii

a butcher, adj. hard-hearted, cruel, relentless

is

This

aah

Words expressing feelings of sorrow, pain, grief, agony, misery, sadness, anguish, torment etc.

aa'nii

I mean

ittaa

رک : اتنا

itnaa

this much, so much, so many

itnii

as much as, this many, this much

ittaa

this much, this much, so many

itne.n

اتنے (رک) ۔

itno.n

as much as, this many, this much

aaya

past tense of come

itniyaa.n

اتنی (رک) کی جمع .

aa.e

came, visited, arrived

aa.ii

coming, received

aaya

رک: آیا (۳)

aa.o

come

itne

as much as, this many, this much

aa.ii.n

come

aa.iyaa.n

came

aane

come, arrive

aate

coming

aataa

one who comes, a comer

aaTaa

flour, meal

aaTii

bundle, hank or skein of thread

aanii

concerning elegance or vanity, inevitable, momentary, transitory, brief, come, arrive

aaTe

ground wheat, flour

aanaa

(of a mental or physical state) occur, (of a natural phenomenon, time, etc.) happen

aatii

coming

isii

this very (thing or person)

in

a.ndar

aayu

age, life-time, duration of life

istaa

प्रशंसा, तारीफ़ ।।

ise

this, him/her

'aanii

قیدی (عموماََ مرد)

ii.n

it, this

aa.nkhii

رک : آن٘کھ.

aa.nkho.n

eyes, lens of a microscope, lens

aa.nkhe.n

eyes

aatuu.n

those coming

aatiyaa.n

those who are arriving

aaTo

رک: آٹھوں.

aaj

today, present moment

aap

you, self, selves, self, yourself

aatuu

a female teacher or governess, a school mistress

aaTnaa

fill to the brim

'aaj

ivory, elephant tusk

aa.itaa

being a freebie or easy money

aa ke

رک: آکو.

'ishq

strong emotional attachment, excessive or passionate love, all-consuming love

idhar

here, near by, near by, in first row, near, close

aa.nkh

the eye

insaa

भुला देना।

insii

right side

intizaar

waiting, expecting with impatience, awaiting with anxiety, looking out (for), watching (for)

ishaare

allusion, figurative reference

ishaare

gestures, signals, hints

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mansuuba

मंसूबा

مَنصُوبَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

plan, design, scheme, project

[ Hukumat ne ek panch formulayi mansuba shuru kiya hai ]

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paiGaam

पैग़ाम

پَیغام

Origin : Persian

Noun

message, mission, news

[ Tez-raftar paigham bhejne ke liye nihayat jadid aalaat (equipment) ka intizam kiya gaya hai ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

appeal, request

[ Mohammad ne apne ustaad se iltija ki vo use thoda aur waqt dein taki vo imtihan ki taiyari kar sake ]

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nafrat

नफ़रत

نَفرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

disgust, loathing

[ Chhipkali ek bad-surat janwar hai jisko dekh kar nafrat hoti hai ]

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justujuu

जुस्तुजू

جُسْتُجُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

searching, seeking

[ Nau-khez doshiza ke liye laayeq ladke ki justuju chal rahi hai ]

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nau-KHez

नौ-ख़ेज़

نَوْ خیْز

Origin : Persian

Adjective

the new, fresh, of the present

[ Ummid qawi hai ki aap is shaaer-e-naukhez ki mehnat ki daad aur liyaqat ka sila denge ]

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sho'bada

शो'बदा

شُعْبَدَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

juggling act, conjuring trick

[ Rakshas log bhi shobada-baaz hote hain ]

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doshiiza

दोशीज़ा

دوشِیزَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

beautiful girl, gorgeous girl

[ Jab dusare sanduq ko khola to us mein se ek doshiza jadu-jamal pari-tamsal nikli ]

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imaarat

इमारत

اِمارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wealth, richness, wealthiness

[ Agar apki imarat dusron ki madad ke kaam ati hai to ye apki sab se badi kamyabi hai ]

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bezaarii

बेज़ारी

بیزاری

Origin : Persian

Noun

displeasure, weariness

[ Ghar mein itana masla rahta hai ki ghar jate hue bezari si mahsoos hoti hai ]

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