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but

sevaa

but

idol, statue, icon

buut

بوتا

butt

hadaf

butaa.ii

سکھائی بجھائی ، ہدایت.

B-T

B.T

buttaa

blow, cuff, box

buTTii

straw basket with a lid

buttii

A boys' game (a boy throws forward a small round potsherd with his foot, which another boy has to bring back with his breath held, and crying bittī, bittī), a run.

butuu

slow pace, tardiness, delay

buTnaa

a bridal cosmetic made of oil and herbs

butnaa

بجھنا، گل ہونا

buTnii

a paste made with flour, turmeric oil and perfume

buto

idols

buta

مٹی کا برتن میں سونا پگھلایا جاتا ہے ، کٹھالی، رتہ.

buTna

a bridal cosmetic made of oil and herbs

baat

advice, suggestion

baaT

a mass of metal used to measure or determine weight, measure of weight

but-kaar

پرستش کے لیے مورتی بنانے والا ، مجسمہ ساز ، بتوں کی خرید و فروخت کرنے والا ؛ بت پرست ، مورتیاں پوجنے والا.

but-kahaa

talkative, chatterbox

but-numaa

appearing like an idol

but-taraash

sculptor, carver of idols

but honaa

گم صم ہکا بکا یا مبہوت ہو جانا، بے حس و حرکت ہو جانا، دم بخود ہو جانا (حیرت، محویت یا اور کسی وجہ سے)

but-shikanii

iconoclast

but-baahar

out of one's power, beyond one's means

but ban.naa

turn into statue, become rigid or speechless as statue

but-KHaana

place of idol worship, idol-temple, pagoda

but-taraashii

sculpture, statuary, iconography

but-puujan

بت پرستی

but-kada

temple, house of idols, idol-temple

but-gar

sculptor, carver of images

but TuuTnaa

کسی بہت خراب رسم یا بات کا بند ہونا.

but-farosh

sculpture seller

but-baaharii

بیرونی، خارجی ، فالتو.

but banaanaa

بت بننا کا تعدیہ

but-parastii

idol-worship, idolatry

but kar denaa

to make someone dumbstruck

but-shikan

iconoclast, breaker of idols, the title of Hazrat Ali and Sultan Mahmood of Ghazni

boot

nafa'

bot

many

boT

boat

but ho jaanaa

چپ ہوجانا، سُن ہوجانا

but-e-kaafar

an infidel idol, a disbelieving beloved

but-KHaana-e-'ishq

idol house of love

but-e-kaafir

an infidel idol, a disbelieving beloved

but-KHaana-e-aazar

idol house of Azar-allusion to Azar the great sculptor, worship-place of Zoroastrians

but-e-chii.n

very beautiful beloved

but ban jaanaa

چپ یا خاموش ہوجانا

but-parast

worshipping images, idolater

but-e-aazarii

आज़र (हज़रत इब्राहीम के पिता) की बनायी हुई मूर्तियाँ, जो बड़ी कलापूर्ण होती थीं।

but-e-raa'naa

beautiful idol, beloved

but-e-jaandaar

living and breathing idol

bau.nt

the act of cutting out clothes

bo.nT

انْگلی : تنا ، ڈنٹھل ، ڈنڈا

but-e-tarsaa

Christian idol,

but-e-be-piir

undecaying beauty, infallible beauty

butaanaa

(آگ یا روشنی کو) بجھانا، ٹھنڈا کرنا

but-KHaana-e-aazarii

آذر کی دوکان، یہ حضرت ابراہیمؑ کا باپ یا بقولِ دیگر چچا تھا

but-e-siimbar

idol made of silver, mercurial beloved

but-e-'ayyaar

clever beloved

Meaning ofSee meaning but-shikan in English, Hindi & Urdu

but-shikan

बुत-शिकन•بُت شِکَن

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 212

English meaning of but-shikan

Adjective

iconoclast, breaker of idols, the title of Hazrat Ali and Sultan Mahmood of Ghazni

Sher Examples

palak jhapakne meñ kuchh ḳhvāb TuuT jaate haiñ

jo but-shikan hai vahī lamha but-tarāsh bhī thā

palak jhapakne mein kuchh KHwab TuT jate hain

jo but-shikan hai wahi lamha but-tarash bhi tha

Tanveer Ahmad Alvi

zāhid mirī samajh meñ to donoñ gunāh haiñ

tū but-shikan huā jo maiñ tauba-shikan huā

zahid meri samajh mein to donon gunah hain

tu but-shikan hua jo main tauba-shikan hua

Sardar Genda Singh Mashriqi

बुत-शिकन के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

मूर्तियों को तोड़ने वाला मूर्तिभंजक, मूर्तियों को उखाड़ फेंकने वाला मूर्ति पूजा का विरोधी, (प्रायः हज़रत अली या महमूद ग़ज़नवी के लिए प्रयुक्त)

بُت شِکَن کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

بت توڑنے والا، بتوں کو اکھاڑ پھینکنے والا، بت پرستی کا مخالف (اکثر حضرت علی یا محمود غزنوی کے لیے مستعمل)

Urdu meaning of but-shikan

Roman
Urdu

but to.Dne vaala, buto.n ko ukhaa.D phenkne vaala, butaprastii ka muKhaalif (aksar hazrat alii ya mahmuud Gaznavii ke li.e mustaamal

Related searched words

but

sevaa

but

idol, statue, icon

buut

بوتا

butt

hadaf

butaa.ii

سکھائی بجھائی ، ہدایت.

B-T

B.T

buttaa

blow, cuff, box

buTTii

straw basket with a lid

buttii

A boys' game (a boy throws forward a small round potsherd with his foot, which another boy has to bring back with his breath held, and crying bittī, bittī), a run.

butuu

slow pace, tardiness, delay

buTnaa

a bridal cosmetic made of oil and herbs

butnaa

بجھنا، گل ہونا

buTnii

a paste made with flour, turmeric oil and perfume

buto

idols

buta

مٹی کا برتن میں سونا پگھلایا جاتا ہے ، کٹھالی، رتہ.

buTna

a bridal cosmetic made of oil and herbs

baat

advice, suggestion

baaT

a mass of metal used to measure or determine weight, measure of weight

but-kaar

پرستش کے لیے مورتی بنانے والا ، مجسمہ ساز ، بتوں کی خرید و فروخت کرنے والا ؛ بت پرست ، مورتیاں پوجنے والا.

but-kahaa

talkative, chatterbox

but-numaa

appearing like an idol

but-taraash

sculptor, carver of idols

but honaa

گم صم ہکا بکا یا مبہوت ہو جانا، بے حس و حرکت ہو جانا، دم بخود ہو جانا (حیرت، محویت یا اور کسی وجہ سے)

but-shikanii

iconoclast

but-baahar

out of one's power, beyond one's means

but ban.naa

turn into statue, become rigid or speechless as statue

but-KHaana

place of idol worship, idol-temple, pagoda

but-taraashii

sculpture, statuary, iconography

but-puujan

بت پرستی

but-kada

temple, house of idols, idol-temple

but-gar

sculptor, carver of images

but TuuTnaa

کسی بہت خراب رسم یا بات کا بند ہونا.

but-farosh

sculpture seller

but-baaharii

بیرونی، خارجی ، فالتو.

but banaanaa

بت بننا کا تعدیہ

but-parastii

idol-worship, idolatry

but kar denaa

to make someone dumbstruck

but-shikan

iconoclast, breaker of idols, the title of Hazrat Ali and Sultan Mahmood of Ghazni

boot

nafa'

bot

many

boT

boat

but ho jaanaa

چپ ہوجانا، سُن ہوجانا

but-e-kaafar

an infidel idol, a disbelieving beloved

but-KHaana-e-'ishq

idol house of love

but-e-kaafir

an infidel idol, a disbelieving beloved

but-KHaana-e-aazar

idol house of Azar-allusion to Azar the great sculptor, worship-place of Zoroastrians

but-e-chii.n

very beautiful beloved

but ban jaanaa

چپ یا خاموش ہوجانا

but-parast

worshipping images, idolater

but-e-aazarii

but-e-raa'naa

beautiful idol, beloved

but-e-jaandaar

living and breathing idol

bau.nt

the act of cutting out clothes

bo.nT

انْگلی : تنا ، ڈنٹھل ، ڈنڈا

but-e-tarsaa

Christian idol,

but-e-be-piir

undecaying beauty, infallible beauty

butaanaa

(آگ یا روشنی کو) بجھانا، ٹھنڈا کرنا

but-KHaana-e-aazarii

آذر کی دوکان، یہ حضرت ابراہیمؑ کا باپ یا بقولِ دیگر چچا تھا

but-e-siimbar

idol made of silver, mercurial beloved

but-e-'ayyaar

clever beloved

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'aashuura

'आशूरा

عاشُورَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

this is the Husain's martyred day

[ Zuhar ka waqt hua badshah bar-aamad huye moti masjid mein aashure ki namaz padhi ]

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shadda

शद्दा

شَدَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flag raised in condolence of the martyrs of Karbala in Muharram

[ Koi to piron ko aur shaddon ko aur qabron ko sajda karta hai ]

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maatam

मातम

ماتَم

Origin : Persian

Noun

mourning, grief

[ Baba-e-qaum Mahatma Gandhi ki barsi par pura mulk matam manata hai ]

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gustaaKHii

गुस्ताख़ी

گُسْتاخی

Origin : Persian

Noun

arrogance, assurance, rudeness

[ Bar-Bar kahte unke huzur kisi gustakhi ka tasawwur karun to insan ke nutfe (Semen) se nahin ]

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majlis

मजलिस

مَجلِس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

assembly, meeting, committee, board

[ Sardar Bhagat Singh markazi majlis ki nishast mein bhi bomb phenk kar nahin bhage ]

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masnuu'aat

मस्नू'आत

مَصْنُوعات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

created things, things artificially made

[ Rasgulle, kalakand, dahi waghaira dairy masnu'aat hain ]

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maa'zarat

मा'ज़रत

مَعْذَرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

excuse, apology, plea

[ Na-farmanon ko unki mazarat kuch bhi nafa na degi ]

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hamdam

हमदम

ہَمدَم

Origin : Persian

Adjective

intimate companion, bosom friend, familiar

[ Chidiyon ke ham-dam jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eadon ki tanhai mein rafiq the ]

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saarifiin

सारिफ़ीन

صارِفِین

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

subscribers, consumers

[ Sarifin ki zaruraton ko dekhte hue companiyan nayi-nayi masnuat bazar mein laa rahi hain ]

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zanaKH

ज़नख़

زَنَخ

Origin : Persian

Noun

the chin

[ Mundhe hue baal bhi kai tarah ke rang se taiyaar kiye aur rish-e-amali (Artificial Beard) rukh wa zanakh par jama di ]

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