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baaliG

adult having reached the age of maturity, of age, having attained puberty, consummate, adult, mature

baaliGa

بالغ (رک) کی تانیت.

baaliG-nazar

having a deep insight, penetrating

baaliG-nigaah

दे. ‘बालिग़नज़र'।

baaliG-nigaar

जिसकी रचना सार- गभत और मर्मपूर्ण हो।

baaliG-nazarii

deep or mature perception, maturity of thought

baaliG-nigaahii

दे. ‘बालिग़ नज़री।'

baaliG-nigaarii

تخلیق میں گہرائی و گیرائی ہونا

nau-baaliG

جو حال ہی میں جوان ہوا ہو ، نوجوان

Meaning ofSee meaning jhakkii in English, Hindi & Urdu

jhakkii

झक्की•جَھکّی

Origin: Hindi

Vazn : 22

English meaning of jhakkii

Noun, Adjective, Masculine

chatterer, prater, one who talks too much, one who talks to himself
given to disputation or raving or wrangling
having a one-track mind, idiosyncratic, crotchety, eccentric, having a bee in the bonnet, quaint, queer
excited, passionate

Sher Examples

pāgal huuñ puurī kī puurī jhakkī huuñ

is se baḌh kar kyā batlā.ūñ kaisī huuñ

pagal hun puri ki puri jhakki hun

is se baDh kar kya batlaun kaisi hun

Pragya Sharma

mamnūn maiñ rahā tire ikrām kā bahut

sar bhī jhukā rahā va nigah bhī jhakkī rahī

mamnun main raha tere ikram ka bahut

sar bhi jhuka raha wa nigah bhi jhakki rahi

Sagar Akbarabadi

pāgal huuñ puurī kī puurī jhakkī huuñ

is se baḌh kar kyā batlā.ūñ kaisī huuñ

pagal hun puri ki puri jhakki hun

is se baDh kar kya batlaun kaisi hun

Pragya Sharma

झक्की के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, विशेषण, पुल्लिंग

बहुत बकवास करने वाला, बक्की, बकवादी
बहुत वादविवाद या कलह करने वाला
जिसे किसी बात की सनक या झक हो, सनकी, ज़िद्दी, हटीला
उत्तेजित, जोश में भर हुआ

جَھکّی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، صفت، مذکر

بہت بکواس کرنے والا، یاوہ گو
بہت تکرار یا حجت کرنے والا
ضدی، ہٹیلا
غضبناک، جوش میں بھر ہوا، تند و تیز

Urdu meaning of jhakkii

Roman
Urdu

bahut bakvaas karne vaala, yaavaago
bahut takraar ya hujjat karne vaala
ziddii, haTiilaa
Gazabnaak, josh me.n bhar hu.a, tund-o-tez

Rhyming words of jhakkii

22 122 1122 2222

bakkii chakkii Dhakkii hakkii makkii pakkii shakkii thakkii

uchakkii

mutashakkii

maazii-shakkii

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baaliG

adult having reached the age of maturity, of age, having attained puberty, consummate, adult, mature

baaliGa

بالغ (رک) کی تانیت.

baaliG-nazar

having a deep insight, penetrating

baaliG-nigaah

दे. ‘बालिग़नज़र'।

baaliG-nigaar

जिसकी रचना सार- गभत और मर्मपूर्ण हो।

baaliG-nazarii

deep or mature perception, maturity of thought

baaliG-nigaahii

दे. ‘बालिग़ नज़री।'

baaliG-nigaarii

تخلیق میں گہرائی و گیرائی ہونا

nau-baaliG

جو حال ہی میں جوان ہوا ہو ، نوجوان

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fariyaadii

फ़रियादी

فَرْیادی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

complainant, petitioner

[ Fariyaadi Ram Dulare ne apni shikayatein vaapas le li ]

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tajriba

तज्रिबा

تَجْرِبَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

test, trial, proof

[ Gangotri aur Ganga Sagar ke paani ka tajriba kiya ja raha hai ]

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nargis

नर्गिस

نَرْگِسْ

Origin : Persian

Noun

narcissus (to which the poets frequently compare the eyes of beautiful women)

[ Nrgis, Juhi, Yasmin, Genda sabhi apni-apni khushbu ke sath zinda the ]

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guldasta

गुलदस्ता

گُلْدَسْتَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bunch of flowers, bouquet

[ Sadr-e-mushaera ne maujud sabhi sho'ara ko guldasta pesh kar unki izzat-afzaai ki ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

supplication, request

[ Za'ifa ki iltija par police ne chor ko pakad kar chori ka maal baraamad kiya ]

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shurakaa

शुरका

شُرَکا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

participants

[ Jashn-e-Rekhta mein shamil wale shoraka ki badi tadad Urdu muhabbat ka ek subut hai ]

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inzimaam

इंज़िमाम

اِنْضِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

merger

[ Congress party mein bahut si party ka inzimam hua hai ]

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gulchii.n

गुलचीं

گُلچِیں

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

a flower gatherer, a gardener, a florist, flower-picker

[ Baagh mein phulon ki rangini dekh kar bachche machal rahe the gulchin ne badi shafqat se sab ko ek-ek phul diye ]

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KHuraak

ख़ुराक

خُوْراک

Origin : Persian

Noun

meal, diet

[ Naukron par hukm kiya ek aadami ki khurak khana aur ek jaam pani diya karo ]

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iqtidaar

इक़्तिदार

اِقْتِدار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

influence, control

[ Iqtidar-e-aala (High Command) ki bag-dor ek aadami ke hath mein nahi honi chahiye ]

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