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جفت بلوط سے مراد وہ چھلکا ہے جو مغز کے اوپر ہوتا ہے ثمر بلوط کے چھلکے کے اندر مین٘گ کے پاس ایک پوست نازک جوزی رن٘گ کا ہوتا ہے اس کو جفت بلوط کہتے ہیں ، اس کو کھانے اور لگانے (دونوں طرح) سے ہر قسم کے زخم کا خون ہند ہو جاتا ہے.

Meaning ofSee meaning jaft-e-baluut in English, Hindi & Urdu

jaft-e-baluut

जफ़्त-ए-बलूत•جَفْتِ بَلُوط

جَفْتِ بَلُوط کے اردو معانی

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اسم، مذکر

  • جفت بلوط سے مراد وہ چھلکا ہے جو مغز کے اوپر ہوتا ہے ثمر بلوط کے چھلکے کے اندر مین٘گ کے پاس ایک پوست نازک جوزی رن٘گ کا ہوتا ہے اس کو جفت بلوط کہتے ہیں ، اس کو کھانے اور لگانے (دونوں طرح) سے ہر قسم کے زخم کا خون ہند ہو جاتا ہے.

Urdu meaning of jaft-e-baluut

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  • jupht baluut se muraad vo chhilkaa hai jo maGaz ke u.upar hotaa hai samar baluut ke chhilke ke andar miing ke paas ek post naazuk jozii rang ka hotaa hai is ko jupht baluut kahte hai.n, is ko khaane aur lagaane (dono.n tarah) se har kism ke zaKham ka Khuun hind ho jaataa hai

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jaft-e-baluut

جفت بلوط سے مراد وہ چھلکا ہے جو مغز کے اوپر ہوتا ہے ثمر بلوط کے چھلکے کے اندر مین٘گ کے پاس ایک پوست نازک جوزی رن٘گ کا ہوتا ہے اس کو جفت بلوط کہتے ہیں ، اس کو کھانے اور لگانے (دونوں طرح) سے ہر قسم کے زخم کا خون ہند ہو جاتا ہے.

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basaarat

बसारत

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بَصارَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

sight, power of seeing, vision

[ Aankhen bahut khubsoorat sahi basarat se mahroom hon to unhen aankhen kaun kahe ]

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sadaarat

सदारत

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صَدارَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

chairman

[ Aaj-kal jalson ki sadarat karna bhi izzat ki nishani samjha jata hai ]

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sadaa

सदा

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صَدا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

sound, voice, echo

[ Hindustani awam ne corruption ke khilaf sada baland karke sarkar ko bahut bada challenge kiya tha ]

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israar

इसरार

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اِصْرار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

insistence, persistence, obstinacy

[ Koi dawat de aur bar-bar israr kare to inkar karna mushkil ho jata hai ]

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sohbat

सोहबत

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صُحْبَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

companionship, society, company

[ Kaha jata hai ki sohbat rang zaroor lati hai achchhi ho to achchha buri ho to bura rang ]

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sad

सद

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صَد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

hundred, cent

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

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sehat

सेहत

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صِحَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

health

[ Sehat kharab ho to zindagi ka zyada lutf nahin aata ]

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KHuubsuurat

ख़ूबसूरत

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خُوبصُورَت

Origin : Persian
Adjective

beautiful, pretty, handsome

[ Shalimar bahut khubsoorat bagh hai ]

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tasviir

तस्वीर

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تَصْوِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

painting, picture, image, portrait

[ Ghar ki safai karte hue dadi-amma ke hath ka ek shisha mil gaya us par kapda pherte hi meri taswir raushan ho gayi ]

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saabir

साबिर

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صابِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

patient, enduring, forbearing

[ Oont fauj aur aabadi ke liye bahut madadgar aur bojh dhone ke liye sabir mana gaya hai ]

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