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dast-o-paa zanii karnaa

محنت کرنا ؛ کوشش کرنا ، ہاتھ پان٘و مارنا .

dast-o-paa

hand and feet

dast-o-paa gum karnaa

حواس گُم ہو جانا ، ہوش نہ رہنا ، سکتے میں آ جانا .

dast-o-paa phuulnaa

رک : ہاتھ پان٘و پُھول جانا .

dast-o-paa nikaalnaa

پر پُرزے نکالنا ، ہاتھ پان٘و نکالنا کی متبادل شکل ، کُھل کھیلنا .

dast-o-paa-shikasta

بے یار و مددگار، کمزور، ناتواں

dast-o-paa hilaanaa

حرکت کرنا، ہلنا جلنا

be-dast-o-paa

without hands and feet

dast-o-paa chalnaa

قوّت ، دم ، طاقت .

dast-o-paa maarnaa

ہاتھ پاؤں مارنا، جان توڑ کوشش کرنا

dast-o-paa-e-naaznii.n

hands and feet of the delicate, thin, slender beloved

dast-o-paa phuul jaanaa

رک : ہاتھ پان٘و پُھول جانا .

dast-o-paa chhuT jaanaa

طاقت نہ رہنا ، ہاتھ پان٘و کا دم نکلنا .

dast-o-paa me.n meh.ndii rachaanaa

ہاتھ پاؤں میں مہندی کا رنگ ہونا

dast maal-o-paamaal karnaa

مسلنا اور کُچلنا .

dast-o-paa kii quvvat jaatii rahnaa

بے حس و حرکت ہوجانا

Meaning ofSee meaning diivaan-e-KHaas in English, Hindi & Urdu

diivaan-e-KHaas

दीवान-ए-ख़ास•دِیوانِ خاص

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 22221

English meaning of diivaan-e-KHaas

Noun, Masculine

privy council chamber, the meeting of the privy council

दीवान-ए-ख़ास के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

ऐसी सभा जिसमें राजा या बादशाह, मंत्रियों तथा चुने हुए प्रधान लोगों के साथ बैठता है, ख़ास दरबार, मुख्य लोगों को दरबार, बादशाह या हाकिम का वो दरबार जिस में ख़ास ख़ास लोग शिरकत करें, वह स्थान जिसमें उक्त दरबार लगता हो

دِیوانِ خاص کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

بادشاہ یا حاکم کا وہ دربار جس میں خاص خاص لوگ شرکت کریں نیز اس کا مکان

Urdu meaning of diivaan-e-KHaas

Roman
Urdu

baadashaah ya haakim ka vo darbaar jis me.n Khaas Khaas log shirkat kare.n niiz is ka makaan

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dast-o-paa zanii karnaa

محنت کرنا ؛ کوشش کرنا ، ہاتھ پان٘و مارنا .

dast-o-paa

hand and feet

dast-o-paa gum karnaa

حواس گُم ہو جانا ، ہوش نہ رہنا ، سکتے میں آ جانا .

dast-o-paa phuulnaa

رک : ہاتھ پان٘و پُھول جانا .

dast-o-paa nikaalnaa

پر پُرزے نکالنا ، ہاتھ پان٘و نکالنا کی متبادل شکل ، کُھل کھیلنا .

dast-o-paa-shikasta

بے یار و مددگار، کمزور، ناتواں

dast-o-paa hilaanaa

حرکت کرنا، ہلنا جلنا

be-dast-o-paa

without hands and feet

dast-o-paa chalnaa

قوّت ، دم ، طاقت .

dast-o-paa maarnaa

ہاتھ پاؤں مارنا، جان توڑ کوشش کرنا

dast-o-paa-e-naaznii.n

hands and feet of the delicate, thin, slender beloved

dast-o-paa phuul jaanaa

رک : ہاتھ پان٘و پُھول جانا .

dast-o-paa chhuT jaanaa

طاقت نہ رہنا ، ہاتھ پان٘و کا دم نکلنا .

dast-o-paa me.n meh.ndii rachaanaa

ہاتھ پاؤں میں مہندی کا رنگ ہونا

dast maal-o-paamaal karnaa

مسلنا اور کُچلنا .

dast-o-paa kii quvvat jaatii rahnaa

بے حس و حرکت ہوجانا

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safiir

सफ़ीर

سَفِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ambassador, envoy

[ Us zamane mein Nawab Mahdi Ali Khan Hshmat Jang Sarkar-e-angrezi ki taraf se bu-shahar mein safir the ]

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shajar

शजर

شَجَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tree, plant, shrub

[ Barfbari ho rahi thi aur shajar jaise thithure huye khade nazar aa rahe the ]

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'aalamii

'आलमी

عالَمی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

international, worldwide, global

[ Technic mein taraqqi aalami satah par badi tez-raftari se ho rahi hai ]

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raah-giir

राह-गीर

راہْ گِیْر

Origin : Persian

Noun

traveler

[ Rahzan ne rahgeer ka sara maal lut liya ]

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sarfaroshii

सरफ़रोशी

سَرفَروشی

Origin : Persian

Noun

readiness to sacrifice life (for another)

[ Mujahidin-e-azadi sarfaroshi ka jazba rakhte the ]

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majruuh

मजरूह

مَجرُوح

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

wounded, injured

[ Rahgeer ne majruh shakhs ko hospital pahunchaya ]

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sanjiida

संजीदा

سَنْجِیدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

grave, serious

[ Mahangai ke muamla mein Wazarat-e-Maliyat sanjida hai ]

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shu'uur

शु'ऊर

شُعُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wisdom, intelligence, discretion

[ Falij se muta.assir shakhs ka andaruni shu'oor hamesha karahta rahta hai ]

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muzaakaraat

मुज़ाकरात

مُذاکَرات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

conferring together, conference, talk, discussion

[ Tarafain ki 2 ghanta ki mulaqat rahi tamam umoor par muzakarat hue ]

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buGz

बुग़्ज़

بُغْض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

malice, hatred, jealousy

[ Kian aur bughz-o-hasad wo aag hai jisne qalbi amn-o-aman mein ke khirman mein aag laga rakhi hai ]

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