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bandobast

arrangement, organization, management, administration,

bandobast-e-mulk

ملک کی کل مالگزاری

bandobast-e-chand-roza

temporary settlement

bandobast karnaa

administer, arrange

bandobast-e-aaKHir

Recent or last settlement.

bandobast-e-'aarizii

फा. अ. पं.–कृषि सम्बन्धी वह बंदोबस्त जो चंद वर्षों के लिए हो, स्थायी न हो।

bandobast-e-saabiq

آخری یا گزشتہ بند و بست

bandobast-e-mii'aad

وہ بندوبست جو تھوڑے عرصہ کے لئے ہو

Gair-bandobast

جس کا ابھی بندوبست نہ ہوا ہو

be-bandobast

بلا انتظام، بغیر انتظام کے

muhtamim-e-bandobast

settlement officer

davaamii-bandobast

continual arrangement (usu. of taxes)

istimraarii-bandobast

permanent settlement

jarnailii-bandobast

مارشل لا.

mahkama-e-bandobast

settlement department.

naazim-e-bandobast

محکمہء بندوبست کا ناظم یا ڈائریکٹر ، ایک سرکاری عہدہ ۔

paimaa.ish-e-bandobast

settlement

Meaning ofSee meaning fart-e-KHushii in English, Hindi & Urdu

fart-e-KHushii

फ़र्त-ए-ख़ुशी•فَرْطِ خوشی

Vazn : 2212

English meaning of fart-e-KHushii

Noun, Feminine

excess of happiness

Sher Examples

fart-e-ḳhushī se vo kahīñ āñkheñ na phoḌ le

ārām se sunāo sahar kī navīd use

fart-e-KHushi se wo kahin aankhen na phoD le

aaram se sunao sahar ki nawid use

Bedil Haidri

fart-e-ḳhushī meñ aañkh se aañsū nikal paḌe

jab un kā iltifāt gavārā na ho sakā

fart-e-KHushi mein aankh se aansu nikal paDe

jab un ka iltifat gawara na ho saka

Shakeb Jalali

baḌhā dil is qadar fart-e-ḳhushī se vasl kī shab ko

mujhe ye vahm thā pahlū meñ ye takiya hai yā dil hai

baDha dil is qadar fart-e-KHushi se wasl ki shab ko

mujhe ye wahm tha pahlu mein ye takiya hai ya dil hai

Dagh Dehlvi

فَرْطِ خوشی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

سرور و نشاط کی بہتات ، انبساط کی فراوانی .

Urdu meaning of fart-e-KHushii

Roman
Urdu

suruur-o-nishaat kii bohtaat, imbisaat kii faraavaanii

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bandobast

arrangement, organization, management, administration,

bandobast-e-mulk

ملک کی کل مالگزاری

bandobast-e-chand-roza

temporary settlement

bandobast karnaa

administer, arrange

bandobast-e-aaKHir

Recent or last settlement.

bandobast-e-'aarizii

फा. अ. पं.–कृषि सम्बन्धी वह बंदोबस्त जो चंद वर्षों के लिए हो, स्थायी न हो।

bandobast-e-saabiq

آخری یا گزشتہ بند و بست

bandobast-e-mii'aad

وہ بندوبست جو تھوڑے عرصہ کے لئے ہو

Gair-bandobast

جس کا ابھی بندوبست نہ ہوا ہو

be-bandobast

بلا انتظام، بغیر انتظام کے

muhtamim-e-bandobast

settlement officer

davaamii-bandobast

continual arrangement (usu. of taxes)

istimraarii-bandobast

permanent settlement

jarnailii-bandobast

مارشل لا.

mahkama-e-bandobast

settlement department.

naazim-e-bandobast

محکمہء بندوبست کا ناظم یا ڈائریکٹر ، ایک سرکاری عہدہ ۔

paimaa.ish-e-bandobast

settlement

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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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