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"दीवाना होना" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

पगला

दिवाना, पागल, बावला, भ्रांत, मस्त, मूर्खतापूर्ण, सनकी, दिवानी, बावली, टूटा हुआ, गिर जाने वाला, भ्रांत चित्त, ख़ब्ती, सनक भरा, अत्यंत उत्साहपूर्ण, उत्तेजित

पगला-पन

पागलपन, उन्माद, बावलापन, जलत्रास, बेअक़लपन, बेधड़कता

पगला जाना

पागल हो जाना या अक़ल में फ़ुतूर हो जाना

पगलाना

پگرانا

पग्लाव

بیل گاڑی کے پہیوں کے دھرے کو سہارا دینے والی لکڑیوں کو بھار (بم) سے بان٘دھنے والی رسّی.

पिगलाहट

رک : پگلاٹ.

पिगलाना

शर्मिंदा करना

पिगलाट

पिघलना, काला होना, पिघलाव

पग लागना

رک : پان٘و پڑنا.

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में दीवाना होना के अर्थदेखिए

दीवाना होना

diivaana honaa•دِیوانَہ ہونا

मुहावरा

दीवाना होना के हिंदी अर्थ

(मजाज़न) आशिक़ होना, शैदा होना
पागल होना

دِیوانَہ ہونا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(مجازاً) عاشق ہونا، شیدا ہونا.
پاگل ہونا.

Urdu meaning of diivaana honaa

Roman
Urdu

(majaazan) aashiq honaa, shaidaa honaa
paagal honaa

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पगला

पगला-पन

पागलपन, उन्माद, बावलापन, जलत्रास, बेअक़लपन, बेधड़कता

पगला जाना

पागल हो जाना या अक़ल में फ़ुतूर हो जाना

पगलाना

پگرانا

पग्लाव

بیل گاڑی کے پہیوں کے دھرے کو سہارا دینے والی لکڑیوں کو بھار (بم) سے بان٘دھنے والی رسّی.

पिगलाहट

رک : پگلاٹ.

पिगलाना

शर्मिंदा करना

पिगलाट

पिघलना, काला होना, पिघलाव

पग लागना

رک : پان٘و پڑنا.

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mutavaffii

मुतवफ़्फ़ी

مُتَوَفِّی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

dead, late, deceased

[ Police ne mutavaffi ki lash ko post-mortem ke liye cheerghar bhejva diya hai ]

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dar

दर

دَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

door, gate

[ Kahte hain ki Khuda ke dar se koi mayus nahin lauTta hai ]

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zeb

ज़ेब

زِیْب

Origin : Persian

Noun

elegance, grace

[ Padhe-likhe aadmi ko ye zeb nahin deta ki baat-chit mein tahzib ka daman chhor de ]

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tezaab

तेज़ाब

تیزاب

Origin : Persian

Noun

acid

[ Tezab aisi chiz hai jis se taamiri kaam bhi kiya ja sakta hai aur ye barbadi ke liye bhi istemal ho sakta hai ]

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dard

दर्द

دَرْد

Origin : Persian

Noun

ache, pain

[ Sar mein aksar dard rahne ki wajh se mizaj ka chidchidapan fitri hai ]

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bezaar

बेज़ार

بیزار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

sick of, displeased, tired of, weary, vexed

[ Pareshani ho to aadami tafrih to tafrih zindagi se bhi bezar nazar aata hai ]

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bezaarii

बेज़ारी

بیزاری

Origin : Persian

Noun

displeasure, weariness

[ Ghar mein aaye din koi na koi masla paida hota rahta hai isiliye ghar jate hue badi bezari si mahsoos hoti hai ]

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dar-ba-dar

दर-ब-दर

دَر بَدَر

Origin : Persian

Adverb

from door to door

[ Naukari ki talash mein dar-ba-dar phirne se achchha hai koi tijaarat kar len ]

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daraaz

दराज़

دَراز

Origin : Persian, English

Noun, Adjective

extended, tall, lengthy

[ Baton ka silsila daraaz ho gaya to main ukta kar chala aaya ]

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zebaa

ज़ेबा

زیبا

Origin : Persian

Adjective

elegant, graceful

[ Buzurgon aur ustad se tez lahja mein guftugu zeba nahin samjhi jati ]

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