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jaza'

impatience, worry

jaza'-o-faza'

crying, bewailing, mourning

jazaa

reward, blessing, compensation, good return, requital

vaa'da-jazaa

اچھی بات کا وعدہ ، اچھے اور نیک کام کا صلہ (جو روزِ محشر ملے گا) ۔

roz-e-jazaa

doomsday, the day of resurrection, judgement day

sub.h-e-jazaa

morning of doomsday

harf-e-jazaa

(grammar) word introducing a consequent, e.g. therefore

daar-e-jazaa

بدلہ ملنے کی جگہ، (مجازاً) آخرت، عقبیٰ، روزِ حشر

diivaan-e-jazaa

accounting department, Metaphorically: the court of hereafter

bai'aana-e-jazaa

an earnest reward

yaum-e-jazaa

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

jazaa-e-KHair

good reward

saraa-e-jazaa

بدلے کی جگہ، اگلا جہان

miir-e-diivaan-e-jazaa

the God

shaafe'-e-roz-e-jazaa

intercessor on the Day of Judgement

hal jazaa-ul-ehsaane illal-ehsaan

(قرآنی آیت بطور کہاوت مستعمل) احسان کا بدلہ کیا ہے سوائے احسان کے، احسان کا بدلہ احسان ہی ہے، نیکی کا بدلہ نیکی کے سوا کچھ نہیں ہے۔ یعنی اگر تمہارے ساتھ کوئی نیکی کرے تو تم کو بھی اُس کے ساتھ نیکی کرنا چاہیے

Meaning ofSee meaning fat.h-mandii in English, Hindi & Urdu

fat.h-mandii

फ़त्ह-मंदी•فَتْح مَنْدی

Vazn : 2122

English meaning of fat.h-mandii

Persian, Arabic - Noun, Feminine

victory, triumph, success, victoriousness

Sher Examples

shikast is ko kahūñ yā fat.h-mandī kah ke ḳhush ho luuñ

ki altāf-e-raqībāñ se bhī bahra-var rahā huuñ maiñ

shikast is ko kahun ya fath-mandi kah ke KHush ho lun

ki altaf-e-raqiban se bhi bahra-war raha hun main

Mushfiq Khwaja

फ़त्ह-मंदी के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

कामयाबी, जीत, विजय, सफ़लता

فَتْح مَنْدی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، عربی - اسم، مؤنث

کامیابی، ظفریابی، جیت، غلبہ

Urdu meaning of fat.h-mandii

Roman
Urdu

kaamyaabii, zafaryaabii, jiit, Galba

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jaza'

impatience, worry

jaza'-o-faza'

crying, bewailing, mourning

jazaa

reward, blessing, compensation, good return, requital

vaa'da-jazaa

اچھی بات کا وعدہ ، اچھے اور نیک کام کا صلہ (جو روزِ محشر ملے گا) ۔

roz-e-jazaa

doomsday, the day of resurrection, judgement day

sub.h-e-jazaa

morning of doomsday

harf-e-jazaa

(grammar) word introducing a consequent, e.g. therefore

daar-e-jazaa

بدلہ ملنے کی جگہ، (مجازاً) آخرت، عقبیٰ، روزِ حشر

diivaan-e-jazaa

accounting department, Metaphorically: the court of hereafter

bai'aana-e-jazaa

an earnest reward

yaum-e-jazaa

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

jazaa-e-KHair

good reward

saraa-e-jazaa

بدلے کی جگہ، اگلا جہان

miir-e-diivaan-e-jazaa

the God

shaafe'-e-roz-e-jazaa

intercessor on the Day of Judgement

hal jazaa-ul-ehsaane illal-ehsaan

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mafhuum

मफ़्हूम

مَفہُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sense, tenor, meaning, connotation

[ Ashaar ke makhfi aur zahiri do mafhoom hote hain ]

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maqbara

मक़बरा

مَقبَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tomb, mausoleum, sepulchre

[ Sham ke jhutpute mein camera Jahangir ke maqbare ko wahan dikhata hai jahan Asif Jaah ka maqbara hai ]

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iqdaamaat

इक़्दामात

اِقْدامات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

endeavours, efforts, diligences

[ Hukumat ke sare iqdamat awam ki bahbud ke liye hone chahiye ]

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muta'addii

मुत'अद्दी

مُتَعَدّی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

infectious, epidemic (disease)

[ Hiaza ek muta'addi bimari hai ]

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hangaamii

हंगामी

ہَنگامی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

urgent, emergency

[ Hangami halat mein sadr ko khususi ikhtiyarat hasil hote hain ]

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anhaar

अनहार

اَنْہار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

canals, rivulets, rivers, streams

[ Aam taur par do qism ki nahren hoti hain, ek anhar-e-tughyani aur dosri mustaqil nahren ]

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taqarrurii

तक़र्रुरी

تَقَرُّری

Origin : Arabic

Noun

appointment, nomination, settlement

[ Manmani taqarruri ki taftish honi chahiye ]

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munaasib

मुनासिब

مُناسِب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

just, fit, suitable, applicable

[ Kal ke kaam ko aaj hi karna munasib hoga ]

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'ismat-darii

'इस्मत-दरी

عِصْمَت دَری

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

rape

[ Kisi kunwari ki ismat-dari hoti to ye iqdam khud uske khilaf nahin balki uske waris ke khilaf mutasawwir hota tha ]

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tadbiir

तदबीर

تَدْبِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tactic, way, way out, solution

[ masalon se nipatne ke liye tadabir karni hi padti hai ]

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