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aab-daar

brilliant, polished, bright, polished, pure, clean, white

aab-daar-KHaana

a room to keep drinks and drinking water

aab-daarii

brilliance, luster, shine, bright

aab-daara

the person in charge of drinking water, the men who care off the canal water for irrigation, the man who managed the drinking items of a king. a servant appointed on serving of water and drinks

aab-daarii denaa

to polish, shine, make glossy, burnish, brighten

shamshiir-e-aab-daar

sword with lustre

mazmuun-e-aab-daar

a new theme

teG-e-zahr-e-aab-daar

poisonous sword

Meaning ofSee meaning chamkiilaa-pan in English, Hindi & Urdu

chamkiilaa-pan

चमकीला-पन•چَمْکِیلا پَن

Vazn : 2222

See meaning: chummak

English meaning of chamkiilaa-pan

Noun, Masculine

brightness

चमकीला-पन के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

चमक

چَمْکِیلا پَن کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

چمک

Urdu meaning of chamkiilaa-pan

Roman
Urdu

chamak

Related searched words

aab-daar

brilliant, polished, bright, polished, pure, clean, white

aab-daar-KHaana

a room to keep drinks and drinking water

aab-daarii

brilliance, luster, shine, bright

aab-daara

the person in charge of drinking water, the men who care off the canal water for irrigation, the man who managed the drinking items of a king. a servant appointed on serving of water and drinks

aab-daarii denaa

to polish, shine, make glossy, burnish, brighten

shamshiir-e-aab-daar

sword with lustre

mazmuun-e-aab-daar

a new theme

teG-e-zahr-e-aab-daar

poisonous sword

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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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