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"दस्त-ए-सुवाल दराज़ होना" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

साहिर

जादूगर, वह व्यक्ति जो जादू दिखाता हो

साहिरा

an enchanting or beautiful woman

साहिराना

जादूगरों का सा, पुरफ़रीब

साहिरी

जादूगरी, इंद्रजाल, राजनितिक चाल, धोकेबाज़ी, अय्यारी, मक्कारी

साहिरिनी

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

साहिर-ए-अय्याम

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

साहिर-ए-शब

रात को जादूगर से उपमा दी गई है जो लोगों को एक दृष्टी देखती है और फ़ौरन उनकी आँख बंद हो जाती है

साहिर-ए-कलाम

बहुत अच्छा बोलने या बातचीत करने वाला

साहिर-ए-अल-मूत

name of a magician

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में दस्त-ए-सुवाल दराज़ होना के अर्थदेखिए

दस्त-ए-सुवाल दराज़ होना

dast-e-suvaal daraaz honaa•دَسْتِ سُوال دَراز ہونا

मुहावरा

दस्त-ए-सुवाल दराज़ होना के हिंदी अर्थ

भीक माँगने की लत पड़ जाना, माँगना

English meaning of dast-e-suvaal daraaz honaa

to beg, ask, implore

دَسْتِ سُوال دَراز ہونا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

بِھیکَ مان٘گنے کا عادی ہونا ، مان٘گنا .

Urdu meaning of dast-e-suvaal daraaz honaa

Roman
Urdu

bhiik maangne ka aadii honaa, maa.ngnaa

खोजे गए शब्द से संबंधित

साहिर

जादूगर, वह व्यक्ति जो जादू दिखाता हो

साहिरा

an enchanting or beautiful woman

साहिराना

जादूगरों का सा, पुरफ़रीब

साहिरी

जादूगरी, इंद्रजाल, राजनितिक चाल, धोकेबाज़ी, अय्यारी, मक्कारी

साहिरिनी

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

साहिर-ए-अय्याम

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

साहिर-ए-शब

साहिर-ए-कलाम

बहुत अच्छा बोलने या बातचीत करने वाला

साहिर-ए-अल-मूत

name of a magician

संदर्भग्रंथ सूची: रेख़्ता डिक्शनरी में उपयोग किये गये स्रोतों की सूची देखें .

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jurm

जुर्म

جُرْم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

illegal act, crime

[ Naa-baaligh (Minor) umr mein shadhi karna qanooni taur par jurm hai ]

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maqbara

मक़बरा

مَقبَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tomb, sepulchre

[ Sham ke jhutpute mein camera Jahangir ke maqbare ko wahan dikhata hai jahan Asif Jaah ka maqbara hai ]

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fikr

फ़िक्र

فِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

thought

[ Ye baat taslim ki jati hai ki ghaur-o-fikr ka markaz hamara dimagh hai ]

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paayanda

पायंदा

پایَنْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

one that provides durability, firmness

[ Jab tak duniya hai bhalaayi zinda wa payanda rahegi ]

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KHubs

ख़ुब्स

خُبْث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wickedness, depravity

[ Aalam (the world) yaani hasti se khubs ka bil-kulliya (totally) uth jana sahi nahin hai ]

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tadbiir

तदबीर

تَدْبِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tactic, remedy, way

[ masalon se nipatne ke liye tadabir karni hi padti hai ]

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qist

क़िस्त

قِسْط

Origin : Arabic

Noun

division, portion, share

[ Ali ne apni fees ki qist jama karvaa di hai taki uska dakhila na roka jaaye ]

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fe'l

फ़े'ल

فِعْل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

deed, action, act, work, operation, labour

[ Ilm insaan ko achchhe fel karne ki himmat deta hai ]

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mafhuum

मफ़्हूम

مَفہُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

(metaphorical) sense, tenor, meaning, connotation

[ Saara ne kaha tha ki vo kal milegi, uska mafhoom tha ki vo hamaare sath vaqt guzaregi ]

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zid

ज़िद

ضِد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

stubbornness, persistence, obduracy

[ hamein apni zid aur anaa ko chhor kar company ki kaamyabi ke liye ek sath mil kar kaam karna chahiye ]

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