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hujjat-e-qaati'a

کافی دلیل ، مضبوط دلیل ؛ وہ شخص جا کا قول سند ہو.

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hujjat-e-qaati'a

हुज्जत-ए-क़ाति'आ•حُجَّتِ قاطِعَہ

حُجَّتِ قاطِعَہ کے اردو معانی

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  • کافی دلیل ، مضبوط دلیل ؛ وہ شخص جا کا قول سند ہو.

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  • kaafii daliil, mazbuut daliil ; vo shaKhs ja ka qaul sanad ho

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کافی دلیل ، مضبوط دلیل ؛ وہ شخص جا کا قول سند ہو.

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mudaaKHalat

मुदाख़लत

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مُداخَلَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

interference, interruption

[ Do subon ke darmiyan samjhauta hua ki wo ek-dusre ke muamlat mein mudakhalat nahin karenge ]

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gustaaKH

गुस्ताख़

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گُسْتاخ

Origin : Persian
Adjective

uncivil, rude

[ Agar koi shakhs apne khutut mein adab (Civility) ka pas aur lihaz nahin rakhta to nihayat be-adab aur gustakh hai ]

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raqs

रक़्स

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رَقْص

Origin : Arabic
Noun

dance as per the rhythm

[ Arunachal Pradesh ke awami raqs mein wahan ki saqafat (Culture) jhalakti hai ]

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muusiiqii

मूसीक़ी

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مُوسِیقی

Origin : Greek
Noun

music

[ Aaj musiqi ki class mein ustad ne gandhar bhairav ke bare mein bhi bataya ]

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baab

बाब

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باب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

chapter, division of a book

[ Premchand ke novel 'Gaudan' mein battis /32 baab hain ]

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istisnaa

इस्तिसना

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اِسْتِثْنا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

exception

[ Farman mein bachche, budhe, mard-o-aurat ka kuchh istisna aur imtiyaz na tha ]

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mufiid

मुफ़ीद

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مُفِید

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

useful, beneficial

[ Pudine ki pattiyan pet ke liye bahut mufid hoti hain ]

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kashiidagii

कशीदगी

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کَشِیدَگی

Origin : Persian
Noun

tension, ill-feeling, displeasure

[ Donon mulkon ke darmiyan halat pahle hi se kharab the lekin ab achanak kashidagi aur badh gayi hai ]

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KHiyaanat

ख़ियानत

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خِیانَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

defalcation, embezzlement, perfidy

[ Abdullah ne dosti ke muqaddas rishte mein khiyanat kar ke khud ko tanha kar liya ]

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hazm

हज़्म

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حَزْم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

far-sightedness

[ Saadiya ki baton se andaza hua ki uske andar bahut hazm-o-ehtiyat hai ]

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