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chavaalaa

رک: چوپال ، چوپالا

chaavalii

چھاج جس میں غلہ پھٹکتے ہیں

chiivalii

a kind of thick glossy silk, taffeta

cha.nvlaa.ii

رک : چولائی

tarvar achchhaa chhaa.nvlaa aur ruuh suhaanaa saa.nvlaa

درخت سایہ دار اچھا اور معشوق ملیح اچھا

tarvar aachchhaa chhaa.nvlaa aur ruup suhaanaa saa.nvlaa

درخت سایہ دار اچھا اور معشوق ملیح اچھا

til chaavale baal

۔مذکر۔ سیاہ وسفید بال۔

til-chaavalii

a mixture rice and sesame-seed, grey and black hair of head or beard

jaisii terii til chaavlii vaise mere giit

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Meaning ofSee meaning chavaalaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

chavaalaa

चवाला•چَوالا

چَوالا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

رک: چوپال ، چوپالا

اسم، مذکر

کم قیمت سوتی کپڑآ ، معمولی کپڑا، معمولی کپڑا ، ٹاٹ یا کھدر

Urdu meaning of chavaalaa

Roman
Urdu

rukah chaupaal, chaupaalaa
kam qiimat suutii kap.Daa, maamuulii kap.Daa, maamuulii kap.Daa, TaaT ya khaddar

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chavaalaa

رک: چوپال ، چوپالا

chaavalii

چھاج جس میں غلہ پھٹکتے ہیں

chiivalii

a kind of thick glossy silk, taffeta

cha.nvlaa.ii

رک : چولائی

tarvar achchhaa chhaa.nvlaa aur ruuh suhaanaa saa.nvlaa

درخت سایہ دار اچھا اور معشوق ملیح اچھا

tarvar aachchhaa chhaa.nvlaa aur ruup suhaanaa saa.nvlaa

درخت سایہ دار اچھا اور معشوق ملیح اچھا

til chaavale baal

۔مذکر۔ سیاہ وسفید بال۔

til-chaavalii

a mixture rice and sesame-seed, grey and black hair of head or beard

jaisii terii til chaavlii vaise mere giit

جیسی مزدوری ویسا ہی کام ہوتا ہے

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bad-ma'aash

बद-म'आश

بَد مَعاش

Origin : Persian, Arabic

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scoundrel, rogue

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samaa'at

समा'अत

سَماعَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the sense or power of hearing

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dozaKH

दोज़ख़

دوزَخ

Origin : Persian

Noun

hell

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iz.haar

इज़हार

اِظْہار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

visible, revealed

[ Shaer nazm ke zariya apne khayalat ka izhar karta hai ]

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iftitaah

इफ़्तिताह

اِفْتِتاح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

inauguration, launching, inception

[ Wazir-e-aazam ne in dinon mulk mein kayi hazar karod Rupees lagat ke projecton ka iftitah kiya ]

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inkaar

इनकार

اِنْکار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

refusal, denial, disapproval, rejection

[ Khuda ki Khudai se kaun inkar kar sakta hai ]

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fayyaazii

फ़य्याज़ी

فَیّاضی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

generosity, liberality

[ Ramazan mein logon ki fayyazi dekhne layaq hoti hai ]

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aarzuu

आरज़ू

آرْزُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

wish, desire, aspiration

[ Arzuon ko chhod do to sukun hi sukun hai ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

criticism

[ Achchha kaam karne ke liye kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahiye ]

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KHvaahish

ख़्वाहिश

خواہِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

desire, wish, will

[ Zaruri nahin ki insan ki har ek khwahish puri ho ]

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