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jashn manaanaa

to celebrate, celebrate a festival, to engage in dancing and luxury

marg-e-amboh kaa jashn manaanaa

عام مصیبت میں لوگوں کا بے حس ہو جانا ، ہلاکتوں کی زیادتی اور معمول بن جانے پر بے حسی طاری کر لینا نیز بے خوف ہو جانا ۔

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jashn manaanaa

जश्न मनाना•جَشْن مَنانا

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Root word: jashn

English meaning of jashn manaanaa

  • to celebrate, celebrate a festival, to engage in dancing and luxury

जश्न मनाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • ख़ुशी का समारोह लगाना, ख़ुशी मनाना, उत्सव मनाना, नृत्य और विलासिता में संलग्न होना

جَشْن مَنانا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • خوشی کی تقریب منعقد کرنا، خوشی منانا، ناچ رنگ اور عیش ونشاط میں مشغول ہونا

Urdu meaning of jashn manaanaa

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  • Khushii kii taqriib munaaqid karnaa, Khushii manaanaa, naach rang aur a.ish vanshaat me.n mashGuul honaa

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jashn manaanaa

to celebrate, celebrate a festival, to engage in dancing and luxury

marg-e-amboh kaa jashn manaanaa

عام مصیبت میں لوگوں کا بے حس ہو جانا ، ہلاکتوں کی زیادتی اور معمول بن جانے پر بے حسی طاری کر لینا نیز بے خوف ہو جانا ۔

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फ़रोख़्त

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فَروخْت

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sale, disposal

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फ़राग़त

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فَراغَت

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leisure, respite, freedom

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फ़राख़

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