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jalaapaa

Heart-burning, heart-ache, grief, remorse; envy, jealousy

jalaapa-KHor

wrathful

jalaapaa lagaanaa

رنج دینا ، جلانا۔

jilaa paanaa

ابھر کر سامنے آنا۔

jaan kaa jalaapaa honaa

(کسی چیز کا) جان کے لیے تکلیف دہ ہونا ، زندگی بے لطف ہونا ، عیش و آرام میں خلل ہونا.

saut par saut aur jalaapaa

ایک دُشمن کے ہوتے دُوسرا دُشمن اور بھی مُصیبت ہے دوسری سوکن آتی ہے تو جلن اور بڑھ جاتی ہے (دُشمنوں کی کثرت کے موقع پر مستعمل) .

markhanaa bail jii kaa jalaapaa

مراد یہ ہے کہ نہ تو اس کا کوئی خریدار ہوتا ہے اور نہ ہی اس کو کوئی پال سکتا ہے

ra.nDvaa bail jii kaa jalaapaa

کم ہمّت ، پست ہمَّت ، کام چور

Meaning ofSee meaning hiddat-e-zehn in English, Hindi & Urdu

hiddat-e-zehn

हिद्दत-ए-ज़ेहन•حِدَّتِ ذِہْن

Vazn : 21221

English meaning of hiddat-e-zehn

Noun, Feminine

intelligence, acumen

حِدَّتِ ذِہْن کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

قوتِ فکر ، ذہانت ، عقلمندی ، ذکاوت.

Urdu meaning of hiddat-e-zehn

Roman
Urdu

quvvat-e-fikr, zahaanat, aqlmandii, zakaavat

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jalaapaa

Heart-burning, heart-ache, grief, remorse; envy, jealousy

jalaapa-KHor

wrathful

jalaapaa lagaanaa

رنج دینا ، جلانا۔

jilaa paanaa

ابھر کر سامنے آنا۔

jaan kaa jalaapaa honaa

(کسی چیز کا) جان کے لیے تکلیف دہ ہونا ، زندگی بے لطف ہونا ، عیش و آرام میں خلل ہونا.

saut par saut aur jalaapaa

markhanaa bail jii kaa jalaapaa

مراد یہ ہے کہ نہ تو اس کا کوئی خریدار ہوتا ہے اور نہ ہی اس کو کوئی پال سکتا ہے

ra.nDvaa bail jii kaa jalaapaa

کم ہمّت ، پست ہمَّت ، کام چور

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Garaz

ग़रज़

غَرَض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

intention, purpose

[ Insan ki tamam koshishon ke pichhe koi na koi gharaz zaroor hoti hai ]

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sad

सद

صَد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

hundred, cent

[ Ainda dahaiyon mein Hindustan apni aazadi ki sad-saala taqrib mana raha hoga ]

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parcham

परचम

پَرْچَم

Origin : Persian

Noun

flag, banner, tassel, ensign

[ Naagaah parchan-e-shahi daar-ul-mulk Dehli se Lakhnawti ki janib rawana hua ]

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labrez

लबरेज़

لَبْریز

Origin : Persian

Adjective

brimful, overflowing

[ Kuaan pani se labrez hai ]

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tifl

तिफ़्ल

طِفْل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

infant, child

[ Barkhilaf unke Musailma ne dawa kiya tha ki meri tasdiq par har tifl gawahi dega ]

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tamannaa

तमन्ना

تَمَنّا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wish, desire, longing

[ Mujahidin-e-aazadi-e-Hindustan sar-faroshi ki tamanna rakhte the ]

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maktuub

मक्तूब

مَکْتُوب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

letter, epistle

[ Naye faujdari qwanin ke nafaz ke liye wazarat-e-dakhla ne riyasaton ko maktub likhe ]

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muzaafaat

मुज़ाफ़ात

مُضافات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

suburbs, countrysides, surroundings

[ Ham Lucknow wa Dehli donon se dur hain magar muzafat-e-Awadh se zaroor hain ]

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muuslaa-dhaar

मूसला-धार

مُوسْلا دھار

Origin : Sanskrit

Adjective

continuous raining, heavy, or pelting

[ Musla-dhar minh (Rain) barsa ki char ghante kamil parnale (Canal) chala kiye ]

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sa'ii

स'ई

سَعْی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

attempt, effort

[ Jagirdaron ne barabar apni jagir-dari ko bachaae rakhne ki sayi ki ]

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