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havaalaat

custody (plural & singular)

havaalaat me.n denaa

گرفتار کرنا، حراست میں رکھنا

havaalaat-KHaana

وہ مکان جس میں ملزم کو تفتیش مقدمہ تک بند رکھا جاتا ہے

havaalaat karnaa

to put in custody

havaalaat kar denaa

حوالات میں بند کرنا ، حوالات میں ڈال دینا

havaalaat honaa

حوالات (رک) کا لازم

havaalaat me.n band karnaa

گرفتار کرنا، حراست میں رکھنا

havaalaat me.n rakhnaa

place in custody, detain (a suspected person)

havaalaat me.n honaa

گرفتار ہونا، حراست میں ہونا

havaalaat-e-police

وہ حوالات جس میں پولیس ملزم کو رکھے

havaalaat-e-magistratii

وہ حوالات جس میں مجسٹریٹ ملزم کو دوارانِ تحقیقات رکھے

havaalaatii

in prison, (person so) detained, prison-related

daaKHil-e-havaalaat karnaa

put in custody

haaval-taaval

رک : ہابڑ لابڑ ؛ جلدی ۔

havaa ulTii chalnaa

حالات تبدیل ہونا ، زمانے کا رُخ بدلنا ، ساکھ جاتی رہنا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning daar-o-giir in English, Hindi & Urdu

daar-o-giir

दार-ओ-गीर•دار و گِیر

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 2221

English meaning of daar-o-giir

Noun, Feminine

hold (and) take, taking, seizing, capturing, capture
entanglement, difficulty
criticism, objection
tumult, bustle, conflict, dint of battle
pomp, pride, dominion

Sher Examples

bahār aa.egī gulshan meñ to dār-o-gīr bhī hogī

jahāñ ahl-e-junūñ hoñge vahāñ zanjīr bhī hogī

bahaar aaegi gulshan mein to dar-o-gir bhi hogi

jahan ahl-e-junun honge wahan zanjir bhi hogi

Afsar Mahpuri

दार-ओ-गीर के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

पकड़ धक्कड़, गिरफ़्तारी
पूछ-ताछ, पूछ्-गुछ, रोक-टोक
मुश्किल, कठिनाई
आलोचना, नुक्ता-चीनी
धूमधाम, प्रभुत्व
लूट-मार, बदनज़मी, लड़ाई झगड़ा, हंगामा-आराई

دار و گِیر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

گرفت، پکڑ دھکڑ، گرفتاری، مواخذہ
پوچھ گھچ، باز پرس
مشکل، دقت
نُکتہ چینی، روک ٹوک، تنقید، اعتراض
لُوٹ مار، بدنظمی، جنگ و پیکار، ہنگامہ آرائی
فخر، دھوم دھام، ہنگامہ، ہل چل

Urdu meaning of daar-o-giir

Roman
Urdu

girifat, paka.D dhakka.D, giraftaarii, muvaaKhizaa
puuchh ghach, baazpurs
mushkil, diqqat
nukta chiinii, rok Tok, tanqiid, etraaz
luu.oT maar, badanazmii, jang-o-paikaar, hangaamaa aaraa.ii
faKhar, dhuum dhaam, hangaamaa, halchal

Synonyms of daar-o-giir

kushtii ha.ngaama fasaad

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havaalaat

custody (plural & singular)

havaalaat me.n denaa

گرفتار کرنا، حراست میں رکھنا

havaalaat-KHaana

وہ مکان جس میں ملزم کو تفتیش مقدمہ تک بند رکھا جاتا ہے

havaalaat karnaa

to put in custody

havaalaat kar denaa

حوالات میں بند کرنا ، حوالات میں ڈال دینا

havaalaat honaa

حوالات (رک) کا لازم

havaalaat me.n band karnaa

گرفتار کرنا، حراست میں رکھنا

havaalaat me.n rakhnaa

place in custody, detain (a suspected person)

havaalaat me.n honaa

گرفتار ہونا، حراست میں ہونا

havaalaat-e-police

وہ حوالات جس میں پولیس ملزم کو رکھے

havaalaat-e-magistratii

وہ حوالات جس میں مجسٹریٹ ملزم کو دوارانِ تحقیقات رکھے

havaalaatii

in prison, (person so) detained, prison-related

daaKHil-e-havaalaat karnaa

put in custody

haaval-taaval

رک : ہابڑ لابڑ ؛ جلدی ۔

havaa ulTii chalnaa

حالات تبدیل ہونا ، زمانے کا رُخ بدلنا ، ساکھ جاتی رہنا ۔

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KHaufzada

ख़ौफ़ज़दा

خَوف زَدَہ

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

afraid, frightened, terrified

[ Gaon mein aadam khor sher ke aane ki khabar sun kar sabhi log khaufzada ho gaye ]

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

violence, oppression

[ Tashaddud se koi masla hal nahin hota lekin har taraf tashaddud ka hi raaj hai ]

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habiib

हबीब

حَبِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

friend

[ Mushkil waqt mein aziz aur habib hi kaam aate hain ]

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vaqf

वक़्फ़

وَقف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

bequeathing for pious purposes

[ Do sau Rupiya roz un donon ko taqsim kar deta aur baqi rah-e-khuda mein waqf-e-masakin wa muhtajin karta tha ]

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kasaad-baazaarii

कसाद-बाज़ारी

کَساد بازاری

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

recession

[ Qadim kamalat ba-sabab-e-kasaad-bazari ke safha-e-rozgar se mit.te chale jate hain ]

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Gizaa

ग़िज़ा

غِذا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

food, diet

[ Arab mein pilu ka darakht unton ki aam ghiza thi ]

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ma'iishat

म'ईशत

مَعِیشَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

economy, economic condition

[ 'Ghalib' ki ma'ishat ka inhisar (Dependence) unki maurusi (Ancestral) pension par tha ]

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ziyaa

ज़िया

ضِیا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

light, shine, blaze, illumination

[ Chand ki chandi sitaron ki ziya ko mand kar deti hai ]

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kasrat

कसरत

کَثْرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

abundance, plurality, plethora

[ Sattar ka adad (Number) muhavare ki ru se kasrat par dalalat (logic/indication) karta hai ]

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muzaahara

मुज़ाहरा

مُظاہَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protest, demonstration

[ Junub-Afirqi safed-famon (African White) ne sarkar ke khilaf muzahara kiya ]

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