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Dhaapnaa

to cover

dhaapnaa

be weary, get tired

Dhaa.npnaa

cover, hide, put a cover on, conceal

Dhapnaa

lid

dhapnaa

دھپ مارنا .

dhapaanaa

چانٹے مارنا، تھپڑ مارنا، دھول گانا، مارنا

dhuupnaa

burn incense (before idols)

dhupaanaa

धूप आदि के सुगंधित धूएँ से बासना

Dhapnii

ہن٘ڈیا یا مٹکے وغیرہ کے مُن٘ھ پر ڈھکنے کا مٹی کا بنا ہوا ڈھکنا ، چینی ، ڈھکنی

Dha.npnaa

چُھپ جانا ، ڈھک جانا

dhuup aanaa

sun to rise, sunlight to come, the day to be advanced

mu.nh Dhaa.npnaa

۔ مُنھ پر کپڑا ڈالنا۔ رونا۔ نوحہ کرنا۔ ؎ ۲۔ شرم سے مُنھ چھپا لینا۔ ؎

mu.nh Dhaa.npnaa

گریہ و بکا کرنا ، نوحہ کرنا ، رونا ۔

raaz Dhaa.npnaa

بھید چھپانا ، پردہ ڈالنا ، چشم پوشی کرنا .

muu.n Dhaa.npnaa

منہ چھپانا ، پردہ کرنا ۔

'aib Dhaa.npnaa

برائی چھپانا، عیب یا کمزوری پر پردہ ڈالنا

aa.nkhe.n Dhaa.npnaa

کسی چیز یا ہاتھ سے آنکھیں چھپا لینا، شرم سے آنکھیں چھپا لینا

sar Dhaa.npnaa

سر پر کپڑا ڈالنا ، سر کو ڈھک لینا.

man Dhaa.npnaa

دل چھپانا ؛ دل کو مشغول رکھنا یا ہونا (عموماً یاد الٰہی میں) ۔

dau.Dnaa-dhuupnaa

to run violently, to run, to and fro

man Dhapnaa

من ڈھانپنا (رک) کا لازم ، دل کا مشغول ہونا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning dhaapnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

dhaapnaa

धापना•دھاپْنا

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 212

English meaning of dhaapnaa

Intransitive verb

be weary, get tired
satisfy, fill, satiate, be filled

धापना के हिंदी अर्थ

अकर्मक क्रिया

एक साँस में दौड़कर नियत दूरी को पार कर लेना, जल्दी जल्दी चलना, दौड़ना, भागना
संतृष्ट होना, तृप्त होना, अघाना, जी भरना
नापना

دھاپْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فعل لازم

سیرہونا، چھکنا، تھکنا، ہارنا، عاجز آنا

Urdu meaning of dhaapnaa

Roman
Urdu

sair honaa, chhaknaa, thaknaa, haarnaa, aajiz aanaa

Rhyming words of dhaapnaa

212 1212

aapnaa bhaapnaa chaapnaa chhaapnaa jaapnaa kaapnaa maapnaa naapnaa taapnaa Taapnaa thaapnaa

alaapnaa

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Dhaapnaa

to cover

dhaapnaa

be weary, get tired

Dhaa.npnaa

cover, hide, put a cover on, conceal

Dhapnaa

lid

dhapnaa

دھپ مارنا .

dhapaanaa

چانٹے مارنا، تھپڑ مارنا، دھول گانا، مارنا

dhuupnaa

burn incense (before idols)

dhupaanaa

धूप आदि के सुगंधित धूएँ से बासना

Dhapnii

ہن٘ڈیا یا مٹکے وغیرہ کے مُن٘ھ پر ڈھکنے کا مٹی کا بنا ہوا ڈھکنا ، چینی ، ڈھکنی

Dha.npnaa

چُھپ جانا ، ڈھک جانا

dhuup aanaa

sun to rise, sunlight to come, the day to be advanced

mu.nh Dhaa.npnaa

۔ مُنھ پر کپڑا ڈالنا۔ رونا۔ نوحہ کرنا۔ ؎ ۲۔ شرم سے مُنھ چھپا لینا۔ ؎

mu.nh Dhaa.npnaa

گریہ و بکا کرنا ، نوحہ کرنا ، رونا ۔

raaz Dhaa.npnaa

بھید چھپانا ، پردہ ڈالنا ، چشم پوشی کرنا .

muu.n Dhaa.npnaa

منہ چھپانا ، پردہ کرنا ۔

'aib Dhaa.npnaa

برائی چھپانا، عیب یا کمزوری پر پردہ ڈالنا

aa.nkhe.n Dhaa.npnaa

کسی چیز یا ہاتھ سے آنکھیں چھپا لینا، شرم سے آنکھیں چھپا لینا

sar Dhaa.npnaa

سر پر کپڑا ڈالنا ، سر کو ڈھک لینا.

man Dhaa.npnaa

دل چھپانا ؛ دل کو مشغول رکھنا یا ہونا (عموماً یاد الٰہی میں) ۔

dau.Dnaa-dhuupnaa

to run violently, to run, to and fro

man Dhapnaa

من ڈھانپنا (رک) کا لازم ، دل کا مشغول ہونا ۔

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zaqan

ज़क़न

ذَقَن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the chin

[ Zaqan ke niche ki hajamat se munh ke amraz mein faida hota hai ]

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jabiin

जबीन

جَبِین

Origin : Persian

Noun

the forehead

[ Badshah ke diwan-e-aam mein hazir hote tazim-o-ehtiram mein har ek ki jabin jhuk gayi ]

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zanaKHdaan

ज़नख़दान

زَنَخْدان

Origin : Persian

Noun

the chin, dimple in the chin

[ Mashuq ke chaah-e-zanakhdan mein maujood kaala til aashiq ko be-khud kar deta hai ]

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mizhgaa.n

मिझ़गाँ

مِژْگاں

Origin : Persian

Noun

eyelashes

[ Mashuq ke khanjar nishan mizgan ka har aashiq shikar hai ]

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chashm

चश्म

چَشْم

Origin : Persian

Noun

eye

[ Apni nazm mein shaer ne mahbuba ko aahu-chashm (deer-eyed) ka naam dia hai ]

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raqs

रक़्स

رَقْص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

dance, dancing

[ Musiqi aur raqs ka aapas mein gahra ta.alluq hota hai ]

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zulf

ज़ुल्फ़

زُلْف

Origin : Persian

Noun

curling lock (hanging down upon the temple or over the ear), lock, tress

[ Suraj ki raushni mein fatima ki zulfein chamak rahi thin ]

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abruu

अबरू

اَبْرُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

the eyebrow

[ Saara ki ghani abru us ki khubsoorti mein char chaand laga rahi thi ]

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GabGab

ग़बग़ब

غَبْغَب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

dewlap, wattle (of a cock), double chin

[ Chacha jaan ki ghabghab halki dadhi se dhaki huyi thi ]

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gosh

गोश

گوش

Origin : Persian

Noun

ear

[ Havaa ki sarsaraahat sun kar Raihan ne apne gosh ko hath se dhaanp liya ]

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