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jumbish

move, motion, movement, agitation

jumbish honaa

ہلنا، حرکت کرنا

jumbish na karnaa

to stuck in a place, to be frozen

jumbish na khaanaa

to be in motion, do not move

jumbish men honaa

رک : جنْبش میں آنا .

jumbish khaanaa

to feel dizzy, to move

jumbish-e-aab

پانی کی حرکت

jumbish men aanaa

get into a state of motion or action, become active, be stirred up, be roused or be excited

jumbish-e-kaam-o-dahan

the movements of palate and mouth both

jumbish-e-abruu

movement of eyebrows, a signal, innuendo

jumbish-e-zabaan

the movement of tongue

Meaning ofSee meaning jaarii-o-saarii in English, Hindi & Urdu

jaarii-o-saarii

जारी-ओ-सारी•جاری و ساری

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 22222

See meaning: jaarii

English meaning of jaarii-o-saarii

Adjective

continuous, perpetual, flowing, continued

Sher Examples

mujh meñ jannat bhī mirī aur jahannam bhī mirā

jārī-o-sārī jazā aur sazā hai mujh meñ

mujh mein jannat bhi meri aur jahannam bhi mera

jari-o-sari jaza aur saza hai mujh mein

Irfan Sattar

ye jo Tapkā hai zabāñ par so karam hai ye tirā

ab rag o pai meñ use jārī-o-sārī karnā

ye jo Tapka hai zaban par so karam hai ye tera

ab rag o pai mein use jari-o-sari karna

Khursheed Rizvi

kisī ḳhayāl kī sarshārī meñ jārī-o-sārī yaarī meñ

apne-āp koī aa.egā aur ban jā.egā mehmān

kisi KHayal ki sarshaari mein jari-o-sari yari mein

apne-ap koi aaega aur ban jaega mehman

Sabir Zafar

जारी-ओ-सारी के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

जारी, निरंतर, सतत, लगातार, नित्य, सदा, निरंतर रूप से, बराबर

جاری و ساری کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

جاری، مستقل، برابر، لگاتار

Urdu meaning of jaarii-o-saarii

Roman
Urdu

jaarii, mustaqil, baraabar, lagaataar

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jumbish

move, motion, movement, agitation

jumbish honaa

ہلنا، حرکت کرنا

jumbish na karnaa

to stuck in a place, to be frozen

jumbish na khaanaa

to be in motion, do not move

jumbish men honaa

رک : جنْبش میں آنا .

jumbish khaanaa

to feel dizzy, to move

jumbish-e-aab

پانی کی حرکت

jumbish men aanaa

get into a state of motion or action, become active, be stirred up, be roused or be excited

jumbish-e-kaam-o-dahan

the movements of palate and mouth both

jumbish-e-abruu

movement of eyebrows, a signal, innuendo

jumbish-e-zabaan

the movement of tongue

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tausii'

तौसी'

تَوْسِیْع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

extension, expansion, prolongation

[ Badh ki aafat se bachne ke liye bandhon ki tausi zaruri hai ]

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dilerii

दिलेरी

دِلیری

Origin : Persian

Noun

bravery, boldness, courage, valor, masculinity

[ Rani Lakshmi Bai ne dileri ke sath angrezon ke khilaf jang ladi ]

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KHijaalat

ख़िजालत

خِجالَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

shame, sense of shame

[ Sharmindagi aur khijalat se chehre ka rang badal jata hai ]

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alfaaz

अलफ़ाज़

اَلْفاظ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

words, articulate sounds, terms

[ Rekhta Dictionary ne Urdu zaban-o-adab ke teen lakh alfaz ka zakhira yakja kiya hai ]

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ummiid-vaar

उम्मीद-वार

اُمِّید وار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

applicant, candidate

[ Election mein hissa lene wale har ek ummidwar ko kamyab hone ki ummid hoti hai ]

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amraaz

अमराज़

اَمْراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

diseases, ailments, sicknesses

[ Isbaghol kai jismani amraz ko dur karta hai ]

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jismaanii

जिस्मानी

جِسْمانی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

of or belonging to body, corporeal

[ Mohan jismani taklif se pareshan hai ]

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nidaa

निदा

نِدا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sound, voice, clamour

[ Nida sun kar yun laga jaise kisi apne ne bahut arse baad awaz di ho ]

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KHalvat

ख़ल्वत

خَلْوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

isolation, loneliness

[ Jab dil bojhal ho, to khalwat hi vo jagah hoti hai jahan dil ko sukoon milta hai ]

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imkaanaat

इम्कानात

اِمْکانات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

possibility

[ Zindagi mein kamyabi ke imkanat hamesha rahte hain, bas himmat aur musalsal koshish ki zaroorat hoti hai ]

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