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KHisht-e-sar-e-KHum

weight on the head of the goblet

sar-e-nau

anew, afresh, new start, re-starting

sar-e-'ishq

desire to love

sar-e-kisht

during harvest

sar-e-ulfat

madness for love

sar-e-parda

on the curtain

sar-e-sozan

needle's eye, needle point

sar-e-dahr

in the world

sar-e-muu

(in neg.) slight, little

sar-e-manzil

near destination

sar-e-a.ngusht

tip of the finger

sar-e-KHud

independent, autonomous

sar-e-teG-e-koh

The peak, summit of a mountain.

sar-e-figanda

a bowed head, a servant

sar-e-zulf

on tresses, in between hairs, hair

sar-e-fihrist

in the list of top priority

sar-e-KHang

سبک رفتار، تیز رفتار

sar-e-mahfil

openly, in presence of everyone, at the party, in the gathering

sar-e-bazm

at the party, in the gathering, in front of everyone

dard-e-sar

headache

sar-e-harf

beginning of the speech, conversation

halq-e-sar

سر من٘ڈانے کا عمل.

sar-e-fitna

باغیوں کا سرگروہ، جھگڑوں کا بانی

maGz-e-sar

pride of head

sar-e-rah-guzar

on the way

sar-e-pul

at the beginning of the bridge

sar-e-ism

نام وار ، نام کے ساتھ ، نام بنام.

sar-e-lashkar

army chief

sar-e-dast

at hand, at present, right now presently, for now, at the moment for the time being

sar-e-'alam

جھنڈے کے اوپر کی کلغی

sar-e-teG

تلوار کی نوک

zeb-e-sar

worn on head (cap, hat, turban, and crown)

sar-e-fauj

فوج کا قائد، سپہ سالار

sar-e-zan

female mind, head

sar-e-varaq

title page (of a book etc.)

sar-e-daftar

head clerk, head of an office, superintendent

sar-e-aqdas

Holy head

sar-e-rah

on the way

muu-e-sar

head hair

sar-e-shab

at night, the early part of night, after evening, the time after sunset

sar-e-lauh

on tablet

sar-e-sabad

choice, select, best in class

sar-e-mah

upon the moon

sar-e-koh

summit of the mountain

bargashta-sar

सर फिरा, पागल।।

sar-e-junuu.n

frenzied, distracted mind

zanjiir-e-sar

hair, tresses of the beloved

aaftaab-e-sar-e-shaam

the evening Sun

sar-e-KHamiida

bowed, bent head, state of dejection

sar-e-nazzaara

at the spectacle

sar-e-'aalam

beginning of the world, chief of the world, happening in the world

bar-sar-e-matlab

at the point of meaning

KHisht-e-KHum

clay of grass

sar-e-nazaara

at the spectacle

e'jaaz-e-sar-e-mansuur

miracle of Mansoor's head-allusion

sa.ng-e-sar-e-maahii

a hard white stone found in the head of a fish

baa'is-e-dard-e-sar

cause of headache

maar-e-sar-e-ga.nj

the snake who is sitting on the center of treasury to guard, miser, greedy

sar-e-bulbul-e-gulzaar

on the nightingale of garden

sar-e-baazaar-e-'aalam

In the world's marketplace, in front of everyone, openly

Meaning ofSee meaning ghanTa in English, Hindi & Urdu

ghanTa

घंटा•گَھنْٹہ

Origin: Hindi

Vazn : 22

See meaning: ghanTaa

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English meaning of ghanTa

Noun, Masculine

an hour
clock
a division of the day at a school, period
a gong, bell
the penis

Sher Examples

tūl-e-ġham-o-āzār ne nāshād mujh ko kar diyā

hai ek ghanTa ek din hai ik mahīna ik baras

tul-e-gham-o-azar ne nashad mujh ko kar diya

hai ek ghanTa ek din hai ek mahina ek baras

Nooh Narvi

nikāl pheñkī ghaḌī kalā.ī se us kī dī huī

ab apne ḳhātir ik-ādh ghanTa nikālnā hai

nikal phenki ghaDi kalai se us ki di hui

ab apne KHatir ik-adh ghanTa nikalna hai

Charagh Sharma

rāhib ne mire qashqa sandal kā lagāyā hai

nāqūs hai ghanTa hai zunnār hai aur maiñ huuñ

rahib ne mere qashqa sandal ka lagaya hai

naqus hai ghanTa hai zunnar hai aur main hun

Qasim Ali Khan Afridi

घंटा के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

स्कूलों, मन्दिरों गिरजा में बजने वाली बेल
सूअर का बच्चा
धातु का एक बाजा जो केवल ध्वनि उत्पन्न करने के लिए होता है, राग बजाने के लिए नहीं; पीतल या काँसा धातु से बना वह गोल पट्ट जिसको लकड़ी या धातु की हथौड़ी से मंदिरों में पूजा के समय बजाया जाता है; घड़ियाल
घंटा बजाकर दी जाने वाली समय की जानकारी
घड़ी में लगा वह यंत्र जो हर साठ मिनट बाद बजता है
समय मापने की इकाई
साठ मिनट का समय; दिन और रात का चौबीसवाँ भाग।

گَھنْٹہ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

رک: گھنٹا

Urdu meaning of ghanTa

Roman
Urdu

rukah ghanTaa

Proverbs of ghanTa

baabaa aa.e.n na ghanTa baje

باپ آئے پوجا کرے تو بچوں کو کھانا ملے

Related searched words

KHisht-e-sar-e-KHum

weight on the head of the goblet

sar-e-nau

anew, afresh, new start, re-starting

sar-e-'ishq

desire to love

sar-e-kisht

during harvest

sar-e-ulfat

madness for love

sar-e-parda

on the curtain

sar-e-sozan

needle's eye, needle point

sar-e-dahr

in the world

sar-e-muu

(in neg.) slight, little

sar-e-manzil

near destination

sar-e-a.ngusht

tip of the finger

sar-e-KHud

independent, autonomous

sar-e-teG-e-koh

The peak, summit of a mountain.

sar-e-figanda

a bowed head, a servant

sar-e-zulf

on tresses, in between hairs, hair

sar-e-fihrist

in the list of top priority

sar-e-KHang

سبک رفتار، تیز رفتار

sar-e-mahfil

openly, in presence of everyone, at the party, in the gathering

sar-e-bazm

at the party, in the gathering, in front of everyone

dard-e-sar

headache

sar-e-harf

beginning of the speech, conversation

halq-e-sar

سر من٘ڈانے کا عمل.

sar-e-fitna

باغیوں کا سرگروہ، جھگڑوں کا بانی

maGz-e-sar

pride of head

sar-e-rah-guzar

on the way

sar-e-pul

at the beginning of the bridge

sar-e-ism

نام وار ، نام کے ساتھ ، نام بنام.

sar-e-lashkar

army chief

sar-e-dast

at hand, at present, right now presently, for now, at the moment for the time being

sar-e-'alam

جھنڈے کے اوپر کی کلغی

sar-e-teG

تلوار کی نوک

zeb-e-sar

worn on head (cap, hat, turban, and crown)

sar-e-fauj

فوج کا قائد، سپہ سالار

sar-e-zan

female mind, head

sar-e-varaq

title page (of a book etc.)

sar-e-daftar

head clerk, head of an office, superintendent

sar-e-aqdas

Holy head

sar-e-rah

on the way

muu-e-sar

head hair

sar-e-shab

at night, the early part of night, after evening, the time after sunset

sar-e-lauh

on tablet

sar-e-sabad

choice, select, best in class

sar-e-mah

upon the moon

sar-e-koh

summit of the mountain

bargashta-sar

सर फिरा, पागल।।

sar-e-junuu.n

frenzied, distracted mind

zanjiir-e-sar

hair, tresses of the beloved

aaftaab-e-sar-e-shaam

the evening Sun

sar-e-KHamiida

bowed, bent head, state of dejection

sar-e-nazzaara

at the spectacle

sar-e-'aalam

beginning of the world, chief of the world, happening in the world

bar-sar-e-matlab

at the point of meaning

KHisht-e-KHum

clay of grass

sar-e-nazaara

at the spectacle

e'jaaz-e-sar-e-mansuur

miracle of Mansoor's head-allusion

sa.ng-e-sar-e-maahii

a hard white stone found in the head of a fish

baa'is-e-dard-e-sar

cause of headache

maar-e-sar-e-ga.nj

the snake who is sitting on the center of treasury to guard, miser, greedy

sar-e-bulbul-e-gulzaar

on the nightingale of garden

sar-e-baazaar-e-'aalam

In the world's marketplace, in front of everyone, openly

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mafaad-e-'aamma

मफ़ाद-ए-'आम्मा

مَفادِ عامَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

common welfare

[ Mafad-e-amma ke liye kaam karne wali tanzimon... mein bhi ta'alluqat-e-amma ke shobe kaaem ho chuke hain ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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mehvar

मेहवर

مِحْوَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the pin on which the tongue of a buckle turns, the axle on which the wheel rotates

[ Hadisa ke waqt gadi ke ek pahiya mehvar se nikal gaya ]

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KHuddaam

ख़ुद्दाम

خُدّام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

servants, attendant

[ Badshah ke khwabgah (Bedroom) mein khuddam khwabgah-e-bistar durust karte hain ]

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mufaahamat

मुफ़ाहमत

مُفَاہَمَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

understanding, agreement

[ Siyasi leadran mein ikhtilaf kitna bhi ho lekin mufahamat ki gunjaish hamesha rahti hai ]

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mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Ye mu'allim ka fariza hai ki jo kuchh janta hai use apne shagirdon ko muntaqil kar de ]

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'atiyya

'अतिय्या

عَطِیَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gift, present

[ Baadh wale ilaqe ke lie hukumat ne ek crore Rupee ka atiya diya hai ]

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mashkuur

मशकूर

مَشْکُور

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

grateful, thankful, obliged

[ Aap ki meharbani aur musafir-navazi ka bahut mashkur hun ]

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KHurd

ख़ुर्द

خورْد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

little, small, young

[ Halwa-e-Karela: ashya: ghi aadhi ser, shakkar aadha ser... ilaichi khurd 6 adad ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

supplication, solicitation, appeal, request

[ Za'ifa ki iltija par police ne chor ko pakad kar chori ka maal baraamad kiya ]

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