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e'tiraaf

recognition, avowal, admission, confession, acknowledgement

e'tiraaf-e-fan

acknowledgement of art

e'tiraaf-e-auj

acknowledgement of attaining zenith

e'tiraaf laanaa

اعتراف (رک) کرنا.

e'tiraaf-e-'ishq

confession of love

e'tiraaf-e-badan

acceptance of body

e'tiraaf-e-jafaa

confession of inconstancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm

confession of crime, admission, pleading guilty

e'tiraaf-e-junuu.n

confession of frenzy

e'tiraaf-e-shauq

confession of passion

e'tiraaf-e-ehsaa.n

acknowledgement of obligation, favour

e'tiraaf-e-shikast

confession of defeat

e'tiraaf-e-haziimat

acknowledgement, confession of rout, defeat

e'tiraaf-e-jurm karnaa

confess, fink

e'tiraaf-e-'ahd-e-vafaa

acknowledgment of the pledge of constancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm-e-ulfat

confession of crime of love

e'tiraaf-e-shikast-e-KHudii

acknowledgment of the obliteration of self-hood, ego

e'tiraaf-e-mohabbat

confession of love

Meaning ofSee meaning e'tiraaf-e-shikast in English, Hindi & Urdu

e'tiraaf-e-shikast

ए'तिराफ़-ए-शिकस्त•اِعْتِرافِ شِکَسْت

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English meaning of e'tiraaf-e-shikast

confession of defeat

Sher Examples

ye to e'tirāf-e-shikast hai ki mazīd ab

koī mahram-e-mah-o-sāl thā so nahīñ rahā

ye to e'tiraf-e-shikast hai ki mazid ab

koi mahram-e-mah-o-sal tha so nahin raha

Rehana Roohi

ए'तिराफ़-ए-शिकस्त के हिंदी अर्थ

हार की स्वीकारना

اِعْتِرافِ شِکَسْت کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

شکست کا اعتراف کرنا، ہار ماننا، اپنی ہار قبول کرنا

Urdu meaning of e'tiraaf-e-shikast

Roman
Urdu

shikast ka etraaf karnaa, haar maannaa, apnii haar qabuul karnaa

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e'tiraaf

recognition, avowal, admission, confession, acknowledgement

e'tiraaf-e-fan

acknowledgement of art

e'tiraaf-e-auj

acknowledgement of attaining zenith

e'tiraaf laanaa

اعتراف (رک) کرنا.

e'tiraaf-e-'ishq

confession of love

e'tiraaf-e-badan

acceptance of body

e'tiraaf-e-jafaa

confession of inconstancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm

confession of crime, admission, pleading guilty

e'tiraaf-e-junuu.n

confession of frenzy

e'tiraaf-e-shauq

confession of passion

e'tiraaf-e-ehsaa.n

acknowledgement of obligation, favour

e'tiraaf-e-shikast

confession of defeat

e'tiraaf-e-haziimat

acknowledgement, confession of rout, defeat

e'tiraaf-e-jurm karnaa

confess, fink

e'tiraaf-e-'ahd-e-vafaa

acknowledgment of the pledge of constancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm-e-ulfat

confession of crime of love

e'tiraaf-e-shikast-e-KHudii

acknowledgment of the obliteration of self-hood, ego

e'tiraaf-e-mohabbat

confession of love

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hasad

हसद

حَسَد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

envy, malice, emulation, ambition

[ Hasad buri chiz hai kisi ki taraqqi dekh kar hasad nahin karana chahiye ]

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baraamadgii

बरामदगी

برآمدگی

Origin : Persian

Noun

recovery (esp. of stolen property)

[ Police ne chori kiye gaye lakhon ke zevaraat ki baraamadgi ka dava kiya hai ]

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suruud

सुरूद

سُرُود

Origin : Persian

Noun

song, lyric, anthem, hymn, sonnet, melody

[ Samaj ke murda logon mein zindagi daudane ke liye surood-e-nau ki zaroorat hai ]

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surKHaab

सुरख़ाब

سُرْخاب

Origin : Persian

Noun

ruddy shelduck, Anas casarca, a species of lark

[ Surkhab ke nar aur mada din bhar sath rahte hain aur raat aane par alahida ho jaate hain ]

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darzii

दर्ज़ी

دَرْزی

Origin : Persian

Noun

tailor, dressmaker

[ Darzi ko ilzam dete aur kahte ki gareban haram-zade ne banaya hi nahin ]

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vird

विर्द

وِرْد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

self-imposed daily task or service, chant

[ Jannata ke khwahishmand log ek hazar gayatriyon ka vird kiya karen ]

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suruur

सुरूर

سُرُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

exhilaration (caused by wine, slight intoxication

[ Nawab ne aaj pahle-pahal pi thi jab unhen suroor hua to dukan se jo chiz kharid ki wo usi sharab ki botalen thin ]

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shoKHii

शोख़ी

شوخی

Origin : Persian

Noun

mischief, coquetry

[ Thodi umr ke ladke jo shokhi apne maan-baap se karen wo jaa-e-shikayat nahin hoti ]

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sahar

सहर

سَحَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

day-break, dawn of day

[ Sahar hote hi insan to kya janwar bhi jaag jate hain ]

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saraab

सराब

سَراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a vapour resembling the sea at a distance

[ Chulistan ke ye dher ya hamvar maidan dur se sarab ka manzar pesh karte hain ]

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