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bisyaar

much, many, very, abundant

bisyaar-go

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-KHor

gluttonous, gourmand

bisyaar-suKHan

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-naviis

prolific writer

bisyaar-go.ii

بات بڑھا کر بیان کرنا، بکواس کرنا، بہت باتیں کرنا، فضول گوئی

bisyaarnaa

بھولنا ، بسرنا ؛ بھلا دینا ، فراموش کردینا.

baa'd-az-KHaraabii-e-bisyaar

after a great difficulty, after much trouble

dil na KHvaasta raa 'uzr bisyaar

جس کام کو دل نہ چاہے اسی کے لیے عُذر بہت ہیں .

safar karda bisyaar-e-goyad daroG

a traveller tells a lot of untrue tales, a traveller may lie with authority

hiila juu raa bahaana bisyaar ast

(بہانے) ڈھونڈے والے کے لئے بہانے بہت ہیں.

jaa-e-ta.ng-ast-mardumaa.n-bisyaar

جب مان٘گ زیادہ ہو اور رسد کم ، چیز تھوڑی اور چاہنے والے بہت ، جگہ کم اور بھیڑ زیادہ .

zaraafat-e-bisyaar hunar nadiimaa.n ast o 'aib-e-hakiimaa.n

(فارسی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) بہت زیادہ ہنسی دل لگی مصاحبوں کے لیے ہنر ہے اور عالموں کے لیے عیب

Meaning ofSee meaning fuzuu.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

fuzuu.n

फ़ुज़ूँ•فُزُوں

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 12

English meaning of fuzuu.n

Adjective

increasing, many, plenty, much

Sher Examples

kaTtā huuñ maiñ bhī vo ki mirī jins-e-dil ko dekh

gāhak jo riijh jaa.e to qīmat fuzūñ karūñ

kaTta hun main bhi wo ki meri jins-e-dil ko dekh

gahak jo rijh jae to qimat fuzun karun

Mushafi Ghulam Hamdani

kyā kahūñ kitnā fuzūñ hai tere dīvāne kā dukh

ik taraf jaane kā ġham hai ik taraf aane kā dukh

kya kahun kitna fuzun hai tere diwane ka dukh

ek taraf jaane ka gham hai ek taraf aane ka dukh

Arshad Jamal Sarim

फ़ुज़ूँ के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

अधिक, प्रचुर, बहुत, ज़ियादा

فُزُوں کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

مخفف افزوں، زیادہ ، بیش کثیر، بڑھا ہوا

Urdu meaning of fuzuu.n

Roman
Urdu

muKhaffaf afzuu.n, zyaadaa, besh kasiir, ba.Dhaa hu.a

Compound words of fuzuu.n

fuzuu.n-kaar fuzuu.n-tar

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bisyaar

much, many, very, abundant

bisyaar-go

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-KHor

gluttonous, gourmand

bisyaar-suKHan

talkative, loquacious

bisyaar-naviis

prolific writer

bisyaar-go.ii

بات بڑھا کر بیان کرنا، بکواس کرنا، بہت باتیں کرنا، فضول گوئی

bisyaarnaa

بھولنا ، بسرنا ؛ بھلا دینا ، فراموش کردینا.

baa'd-az-KHaraabii-e-bisyaar

after a great difficulty, after much trouble

dil na KHvaasta raa 'uzr bisyaar

جس کام کو دل نہ چاہے اسی کے لیے عُذر بہت ہیں .

safar karda bisyaar-e-goyad daroG

a traveller tells a lot of untrue tales, a traveller may lie with authority

hiila juu raa bahaana bisyaar ast

(بہانے) ڈھونڈے والے کے لئے بہانے بہت ہیں.

jaa-e-ta.ng-ast-mardumaa.n-bisyaar

جب مان٘گ زیادہ ہو اور رسد کم ، چیز تھوڑی اور چاہنے والے بہت ، جگہ کم اور بھیڑ زیادہ .

zaraafat-e-bisyaar hunar nadiimaa.n ast o 'aib-e-hakiimaa.n

(فارسی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) بہت زیادہ ہنسی دل لگی مصاحبوں کے لیے ہنر ہے اور عالموں کے لیے عیب

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faraaGat

फ़राग़त

فَراغَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

leisure, respite

[ Ilm zindagi ke akhiri lamha tak hasil kiya jata hai usse faraghat nahin ]

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mo'jiza

मो'जिज़ा

مُعْجِزَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

in contradistinction to karamat, which is a miracle performed by a saint

[ Pagal aadami ko thik kar ke buzurg faqir ne mujiza kar diya ]

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maziid

मज़ीद

مزید

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

more, additional, further

[ Hindustani railway nizam ko aur mazid mazbut kiya jayega ]

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hamdardii

हमदर्दी

ہَمْدَرْدی

Origin : Persian

Noun

sympathy, empathy, condolence

[ Insaniyat-pasand log sada dosron ke tayin hamdardi rakhte hain ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protest, criticism

[ achchha kaam karne ke lie kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahie ]

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farha.ng

फ़रहंग

فَرْہَنگ

Origin : Persian

Noun

dictionary, lexicon

[ Uske rumuz-o-kinaya (Signs) ke liye farhang dekhne ki zarurat nahin tarikh dekhne ki zarurat hai ]

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mohlat

मोहलत

مُہلَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

retarding, delay, procrastination, dilatoriness

[ Ain waqt par aur muqarrara muhlat ke andar kaam se faraghat hasil karo ]

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mo'tamad

मो'तमद

مُعْتَمَد

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

trustworthy, reliable, confidential

[ Mazid itminan ke liye chand mutamad log girje ke bahar khade kar diye gaye ]

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sadaa

सदा

سَدا

Origin : Sanskrit

Adverb

always, ever, perpetually

[ Bhukkad adami ko sada kuchh na kuchh khane ko chahiye ]

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KHuub-ruu

ख़ूब-रू

خُوب رُو

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

beautiful, handsome, pretty, lovely

[ Mahboob 'khoob-ru' ho na ho chaahane waalo ko Khoob-ru nazar aata hai ]

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