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mohtaaj

beggar, cripple, dependent, wanting, poor, needy, indigent, in want

mohtaajii

need, want, want of means

mohtaajo.n

handicapped, the ones deprived, cripple, dependent, needy, poor

mohtaajgii

disability, helplessness

laa-mohtaaj

بے نیاز ، جس کو کسی کی احتیاج نہ ہو ؛ مراد : خدائے تعالیٰ .

maraz-e-mohtaaj

(طب) وہ بیماری جس کا مواد حرکت کے اعتبار سے شدید اور ایک عضو سے دوسرے عضو میں جلد سرایت کر جائے

puut raaj , mohtaaj raaj

(گھر میں) بیٹے کی عمل داری میں محتاجی ہوتی ہے ، بیٹوں کی کمائی پر بیٹوں کا محتاج ہونا پڑتا ہے .

do do daano.n ko mohtaaj honaa

ایک ایک ٹکڑے کو محتاج ہونا ، بہت زیادہ مفلس ہونا ، در در بِھیک مانگنا .

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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mohtaaj

beggar, cripple, dependent, wanting, poor, needy, indigent, in want

mohtaajii

need, want, want of means

mohtaajo.n

handicapped, the ones deprived, cripple, dependent, needy, poor

mohtaajgii

disability, helplessness

laa-mohtaaj

بے نیاز ، جس کو کسی کی احتیاج نہ ہو ؛ مراد : خدائے تعالیٰ .

maraz-e-mohtaaj

(طب) وہ بیماری جس کا مواد حرکت کے اعتبار سے شدید اور ایک عضو سے دوسرے عضو میں جلد سرایت کر جائے

puut raaj , mohtaaj raaj

(گھر میں) بیٹے کی عمل داری میں محتاجی ہوتی ہے ، بیٹوں کی کمائی پر بیٹوں کا محتاج ہونا پڑتا ہے .

do do daano.n ko mohtaaj honaa

ایک ایک ٹکڑے کو محتاج ہونا ، بہت زیادہ مفلس ہونا ، در در بِھیک مانگنا .

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half

हल्फ़

حَلْف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

swearing، an oath

[ Katghare mein khade gawah ko muqaddas kitab par hath rakh kar sach bolne ki half lena padta hai ]

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mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

society, living together, togetherness

[ Aaj ka mu'ashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

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muhibb

मुहिब्ब

مُحِبّ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

lover, friend

[ APJ Abdul-Kalam azim science-daan hote hue bhi muhibb-e-shaeri thi ]

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matlab-parast

मतलब-परस्त

مَطْلَب پَرَسْت

Origin : Arabic, Persian

Adjective

selfish, self-interested

[ Is khud-gharz, matlab-parast duniya mein muhabbat ek farzi lafz hai ]

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fariiza

फ़रीज़ा

فَرِیضَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

liability, responsibility

[ Apne gharon aur galiyon ko saaf rakhna ham sab ka ijtimayi fariza hai ]

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ashKHaas

अश्ख़ास

اَشْخاص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

persons, people, men

[ Kaamyaab ashkhas hamesha mehnat aur sabr ka daaman thaame rakhte hain ]

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mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Muallim ka kaam sirf padhana nahin balki achche insaan banana bhi hota hai ]

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'aarzii

'आरज़ी

عَارْضِی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

temporary, transitory, short-lived

[ Kuch rishte aarzi hote hain lekin un ki yaadein hamesha baqi rahti hain ]

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farzii

फ़र्ज़ी

فَرْضی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

fictitious, supposed, not real, assumed

[ Bachchon ko farzi kirdaaron ki kahaniyan bahut pasand aati hain ]

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qalam-daan

क़लम-दान

قَلَم دان

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

box of pens, pen case, ink and pen-stand

[ Mere dada ji ke pas lakdi ka bana hua ek purana aur bahut hi khubsoorat qalam-daan thaa ]

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