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hirs

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

hirsaahaa

greedy, covetous

hirsii

greedy

hirs denaa

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

hirs karnaa

covet, yearn to possess or have (something)

hirsii-TaTTuu

ایسا لالچی جسے دوسروں کے دیکھا دیکھی لالچ آ جائے.

hirs-o-havas

envy, imitation and lust

hirsaa-hirsii

emulation, in imitation

hirs-o-havaa

greed and desire

hirs-o-aaz

greed and covetousness

hirs chhuuTnaa

To be avaricious or covetous.

hursaa

‘हरीस' का बहु., लालची लोग।

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 pakaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

havas pakaanaa

हवस पकाना•ہَوَس پَکانا

Idiom

English meaning of havas pakaanaa

form or cherish vain or improper desires, be over-ambitious

हवस पकाना के हिंदी अर्थ

۔ किसी बात का दिल ही दिल में ख़ाहिश करना। ख़याल-ए-ख़ाम के लिए मुस्तामल है
नामुनासिब ख़ाहिश रखना, बे मौक़ा आरज़ू और शौक़ रखना नीज़ तमन्ना करना, किसी बात की दिल ही दिल में ख़ाहिश करना

ہَوَس پَکانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نامناسب خواہش رکھنا، بے موقع آرزو اور شوق رکھنا، نیز تمنا کرنا، کسی بات کی دل ہی دل میں خواہش کرنا
خیال خام کے لئے مستعمل ہے

Urdu meaning of havas pakaanaa

Roman
Urdu

naamunaasib Khaahish rakhnaa, be mauqaa aarzuu aur shauq rakhnaa, niiz tamannaa karnaa, kisii baat kii dil hii dil me.n Khaahish karnaa
Khayaal-e-Khaam ke li.e mustaamal hai

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hirs

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

hirsaahaa

greedy, covetous

hirsii

greedy

hirs denaa

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

hirs karnaa

covet, yearn to possess or have (something)

hirsii-TaTTuu

ایسا لالچی جسے دوسروں کے دیکھا دیکھی لالچ آ جائے.

hirs-o-havas

envy, imitation and lust

hirsaa-hirsii

emulation, in imitation

hirs-o-havaa

greed and desire

hirs-o-aaz

greed and covetousness

hirs chhuuTnaa

To be avaricious or covetous.

hursaa

‘हरीस' का बहु., लालची लोग।

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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tuGyaanii

तुग़्यानी

طُغْیانی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flood, overflowing

[ Shahbaz Khan ne Masum Khan ko shikast di nadi-nalon aur dariyaon ki tughyani par kuchh khayal na kia ]

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darham-barham

दरहम-बरहम

دَرْہَم بَرْہَم

Origin : Persian

Adjective

disorganize, disarranged, confound, jumble

[ Musladhar barish ki wajah se mamul ki zindagi darham-barham ho gayi ]

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jaanashiin

जानशीन

جانَشِین

Origin : Persian

Noun

heir, successor

[ Lenin ke marne ke baad Stalin uska janashin bana ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a convent, monastery for Sufis

[ Shahzada faqir ki bhes mein darwesh ki khanqah mein usse milne gaya ]

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jauhar

जौहर

جوہر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

secret quality

[ Ladkiyon ka sabse bada jauhar sharm-o-haya hai ]

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abr

अब्र

اَبْر

Origin : Persian

Noun

cloud

[ Abr-aalud asman mein bijli ka chamakna fitri baat hai ]

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shahzaada

शहज़ादा

شَہْزادَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a son of a monarch, prince

[ Badshah ke baad shahzade hi uski takht ke haqdar hote hain ]

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saaniha

सानिहा

سانِحَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

incident, event, occurrence

[ Bhopal gas saniha, Hindustan ka ab tak ka sabse bada san'ati almia (industrial incident) hai ]

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shaandaar

शानदार

شاندار

Origin : Arabic, Persian

Adjective

grand, pompous, stately, dignified, splendid

[ Hamare school ki library bahut shandar hai, jahan har mauzu par kitabein milti hain ]

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lavaazimaat

लवाज़िमात

لَوازِمات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

essentials, requisites, necessaries

[ Baarish ke mausam mein chatri aur digar lawazimat rakhna faidemand sabit hota hai ]

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