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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-parvar in English, Hindi & Urdu

havas-parvar

हवस-परवर•ہَوَس پَروَر

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 1222

English meaning of havas-parvar

Adjective

  • lustful, lascivious

Sher Examples

nikalnā thā gharoñ se raat meñ tohmat barābar

aur 'asvad' is havas-parvar jahāñ meñ din nahīñ thā

nikalna tha gharon se raat mein tohmat barabar

aur 'aswad' is hawas-parwar jahan mein din nahin tha

Bilal Aswad

हवस-परवर के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

  • बहुत यौन इच्छा रखने वाला, लालची, बड़ा वासनापूर्ण

ہَوَس پَروَر کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

صفت

  • بہت ہوس رکھنے والا، لالچی، بڑا حریص

Urdu meaning of havas-parvar

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  • Urdu

  • bahut havas rakhne vaala, laalchii, ba.Daa hariis

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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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vaaqi'aat

वाक़ि'आत

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واقِعات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

events, incidents

[ Yadgar waqiat ko bhula pana mushkil hota hai ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

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اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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gulfaam

गुलफ़ाम

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گُلْفام

Origin : Persian
Adjective

rose-coloured, rosy

[ Mausam-e-bahaar mein gulaab ki gulfaam kaliyaan har taraf khilti nazar aati hain ]

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asliyat

असलियत

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اَصْلِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

reality, actuality

[ Sher ki khubi ye hai ki saada ho, josh se bhara hua ho, aur asaliyat par mabni ho ]

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mu'aamalaat

मु'आमलात

.

مُعامَلات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

business, commerce, traffic, domains

[ Zaid ne Aslam se kaha main ghar ke zaroori muaamlat nipta kar tumhare sath chalta hun ]

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faraamosh

फ़रामोश

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فَراموش

Origin : Persian
Noun

forgetfulness

[ Zindagi Ke bahut sare waqiat qabil-e-faramosh hote hain ]

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maKHduum

मख़्दूम

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مَخْدُوم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

one who is served, respected person

[ Sanjiv Saraf Sahab ne Urdu zaban ki itni zyada khidmat ki ki khadim se makhdum ban gaye ]

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shaagird

शागिर्द

.

شاگِرْد

Origin : Persian
Noun

student, pupil, disciple

[ Shabri ko Matang (a saint) ki shagirda ke taur par jana jata hai ]

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sharaabor

शराबोर

.

شَرابور

Origin : Sanskrit
Adjective

highly impressed

[ Ustad apne shagird ki khidmat se sharabor huye ]

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bazm

बज़्म

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بَزْم

Origin : Persian
Noun

assembly, party, gathering, feast, banquet

[ Sham hote hi bazm saj jaati aur satven pahar tak aish-o-tarab ka bazar garm rahta ]

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