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shaidaa

deeply in love, infatuated, dotty about, distraught

shaidaa-e-'ilm

विद्या प्राप्त करने का अत्यधिक अभिलाषी।।

shaidaa.ii

deeply in love (with)

shaidaa-e-husn

फा. अ. वि. सुंदरता को हर चीज़ से अधिक पसंद करनेवाला।

shaidaa.iyyat

آشفتگی، شیفتگی، عاشق ہونا، فریفتہ ہونا.

shaidaa-e-vatan

देशभक्त, देश- प्रेम में अनुरक्त ।

vaala-o-shaidaa

enamoured, captivated, head over heals in love

vaaliha-o-shaidaa rahnaa

پسند کرنا ، فریفتہ ہونا ۔

vaaliha-o-shaidaa honaa

عاشق ہونا ، فریفتہ ہونا ۔

hazaar jaan se shaidaa honaa

رک : ہزار جان سے فدا ہونا ۔

vaaliha-o-shaidaa banaa denaa

عاشق بنا دینا ، چاہنے والا یا پسندیدہ بنا دینا ۔

shakar-shiida

(فقیروں کی ایک صدا) میٹھی چیز، چمکدار چیز

Meaning ofSee meaning dhanvaan in English, Hindi & Urdu

dhanvaan

धनवान•دَھنْ وان

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 221

See meaning: daulatmand

English meaning of dhanvaan

Adjective

a rich fellow, a wealthy person
possessing wealth, rich, wealthy

Sher Examples

jis kā man dhanvān hai us ke

tan kā TaaT bhī maḳhmal baabā

jis ka man dhanwan hai us ke

tan ka TaT bhi maKHmal baba

Izhar Warsi

chāñdī jaisā rañg hai terā sone jaise baal

ik tū hī dhanvān hai gorī baaqī sab kañgāl

chandi jaisa rang hai tera sone jaise baal

ek tu hi dhanwan hai gori baqi sab kangal

Qateel Shifai

vaqt baḌā dukh-dā.ik hai paapī hai sansār bahut

nirdhan ko dhanvān banā durbal ko bal de mālik

waqt baDa dukh-daik hai papi hai sansar bahut

nirdhan ko dhanwan bana durbal ko bal de malik

Shakeel Azmi

धनवान के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

विद्वान, हिकमत वाला, इलम वाला, बुद्धिमान, ज्ञानी
जिसके पास अत्यधिक या बहुत धन हो, अमीर, दौलतमंद, मालदार, धनाढ्य, धनी, रईस, संपन्न, पैसेवाला

دَھنْ وان کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

عالم، فاضل، حِکمت والا، علم و فضل والا، مدبَر
امیر، دولت مند، مالدار، رئیس

Urdu meaning of dhanvaan

Roman
Urdu

aalam, faazil, hikmat vaala, ilam-o-fazal vaala, mudabbir
amiir, daulatmand, maaldaar, ra.iis

Synonyms of dhanvaan

daulatmand amiir dhannii zardaar sarvat-mand

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shaidaa

deeply in love, infatuated, dotty about, distraught

shaidaa-e-'ilm

विद्या प्राप्त करने का अत्यधिक अभिलाषी।।

shaidaa.ii

deeply in love (with)

shaidaa-e-husn

फा. अ. वि. सुंदरता को हर चीज़ से अधिक पसंद करनेवाला।

shaidaa.iyyat

آشفتگی، شیفتگی، عاشق ہونا، فریفتہ ہونا.

shaidaa-e-vatan

देशभक्त, देश- प्रेम में अनुरक्त ।

vaala-o-shaidaa

enamoured, captivated, head over heals in love

vaaliha-o-shaidaa rahnaa

پسند کرنا ، فریفتہ ہونا ۔

vaaliha-o-shaidaa honaa

عاشق ہونا ، فریفتہ ہونا ۔

hazaar jaan se shaidaa honaa

رک : ہزار جان سے فدا ہونا ۔

vaaliha-o-shaidaa banaa denaa

عاشق بنا دینا ، چاہنے والا یا پسندیدہ بنا دینا ۔

shakar-shiida

(فقیروں کی ایک صدا) میٹھی چیز، چمکدار چیز

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hashshaash

हश्शाश

ہَشّاش

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

cheerful, happy

[ Ye waqt bhi ajib hota hai koi hashash koi ghamgin ]

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zaa.iriin

ज़ाइरीन

زائرین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

pilgrims, visitors, travelers

[ Agle mahine haj zaaerin kaa pahla qafila niklega ]

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ittilaa'

इत्तिला'

اِطَّلاع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

information, knowledge, intimation

[ Chori ke mutalliq police ko ghalat ittila mili ]

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'inaayat

'इनायत

عِنایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

kindness, courtesy

[ kisi ki inayat be-sabab nahin hotin ]

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samaa'at

समा'अत

سَماعَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the act of listening, the sense or power of hearing

[ Bahut hi zor ki awaz se parda-e-sama'at phat bhi sakta hai ]

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taftiish

तफ़तीश

تَفْتِیش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

examination, investigation

[ Ek aala afsar ne apne shoba mein kuchh manmani taqarruri kar di, uski taftish honi chahiye ]

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taasiir

तासीर

تاثِیْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

effect

[ Zyada-tar phalon ki tasir thandi hoti hai ]

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KHushgavaar

ख़ुशगवार

خوش گَوار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

friendly, reconcilement

[ Zaman-e-sabiq mein Sikhon aur Musalmanon ke ta'alluq khushgawar the ]

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'uryaa.n

'उर्यां

عُرْیاں

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

naked, nude

[ Tamam kapadon hatta ki zewaron tak se mahroom karke bilkul uryan kar diya gaya tha ]

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rusuum

रुसूम

رُسُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

customs, traditions, commission, rituals

[ Arya Samaj ke log murti-puja aur purane rusum ko nahin mante ]

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