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hirs

greed, avarice, cupidity, covetousness, envy, rivalry, avidity

hirs

خوف، ڈر، ہراس

hirsii

greedy

hirs-o-havas

envy, imitation and lust

hirs-o-aaz

greed and covetousness

hirs-o-havaa

greed and desire

hirs chhuuTnaa

To be avaricious or covetous.

hirsaahaa

greedy, covetous

hirs denaa

awaken greed in someone, tempt, entice, incite, allure, tantalize

hirsii-TaTTuu

ایسا لالچی جسے دوسروں کے دیکھا دیکھی لالچ آ جائے.

hirsaa-hirsii

emulation, in imitation

hirs karnaa

covet, yearn to possess or have (something)

havaa-o-hirs

greed

mard chaupair shavad hirs javaa.n mii gard

بڑھاپے میں حرص زیادہ ہوتی ہے

mard chuu.n piir shavad , hirs javaa.n mii gardad

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) بڑھاپے میں حرص زیادہ ہوتی ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning havas-kaish in English, Hindi & Urdu

havas-kaish

हवस-कैश•ہوس کیش

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 1221

Root word: havas

English meaning of havas-kaish

Noun, Masculine

हवस-कैश के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

  • ख़ाहिश करने वाला, हवस करने वाला, वो व्यक्ति जिस का दीन ईमान लालच और लालसा हो, महत्वाकांक्षी, बड़े-बड़े सपने देखने वाला, लालची, लोभी, लवलीन

ہوس کیش کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر

  • خواہش کرنے والا، ہوس کرنے والا، وہ شخص جس کا دین ایمان لالچ اور حرص ہو، بڑے بڑے خواب سجانے والا

Urdu meaning of havas-kaish

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  • Urdu

  • Khaahish karne vaala, havas karne vaala, vo shaKhs jis ka diin i.imaan laalach aur hirs ho, ba.De ba.De Khaab sajaane vaala

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hirs

greed, avarice, cupidity, covetousness, envy, rivalry, avidity

hirs

خوف، ڈر، ہراس

hirsii

greedy

hirs-o-havas

envy, imitation and lust

hirs-o-aaz

greed and covetousness

hirs-o-havaa

greed and desire

hirs chhuuTnaa

To be avaricious or covetous.

hirsaahaa

greedy, covetous

hirs denaa

awaken greed in someone, tempt, entice, incite, allure, tantalize

hirsii-TaTTuu

ایسا لالچی جسے دوسروں کے دیکھا دیکھی لالچ آ جائے.

hirsaa-hirsii

emulation, in imitation

hirs karnaa

covet, yearn to possess or have (something)

havaa-o-hirs

greed

mard chaupair shavad hirs javaa.n mii gard

بڑھاپے میں حرص زیادہ ہوتی ہے

mard chuu.n piir shavad , hirs javaa.n mii gardad

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) بڑھاپے میں حرص زیادہ ہوتی ہے

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hasad

हसद

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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