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jigar

liver

jigar-dil

agonizing, heart-rending

jigrii

hepatic, pertaining to the liver

jigar-band

the liver, lungs, and heart together; the vitals

jigar-soz

heart-inflaming, heart-inflamed, compassionate

jigar-doz

heart piercing, pathetic, painful, maddening

jigar-KHor

جادوگر، ڈائن، بلا

jigar-saa

wearing away the liver, afflictive

jigar-tafta

heart-burnt, sad, afflicted

jigar-KHasta

weak heart, pierced , broken by ardour, fervour of love

jigar-tishna

very thirsty

jigar-shikan

heart breaking

jigar-gosha

a lobe of the liver

jigar-paivand

رک : جگرپارہ ۔

jigar-parvar

the one who energize the heart, the one who gives the power or strength to the heart

jigar-giir

heart captivating, interesting

jigar-guu.n

heart colored, blackish red, heart

jigar-e-soKHta

deep in love, heart inflamed

jigar-jalii

heart-burnt

jigar-riish

wounded to or in the heart

jigar-taab

heart-warming

jigar-daar

brave hearted, courageous

jigar-gaah

the seat of the liver, the abdomen, the bowels

jigar-sozii

heart burning, sufferings, pains

jigar-birishta

sad

jigar-jalaa

disappointed, cynic, one given to sarcasm

jigar-chaak

heart-broken, suffer a lot

jigar-bandii

related to son, to be dear

jigar se

with courage

jigar jigar digar digar

mine is mine and yours is yours, everyone knows where his shoe pinches, your own flesh is your own, a stranger is a stranger

jigar-taabii

(Metaphorically) longing, yearning

jigar-daarii

bravery, courageous

jigar-kaavii

excavation or affliction of liver

jigar-kii.Daa

a disease of animals in which their lungs swell and their blood dries up

jigraa

courage, power, spirit, boldness, audacity, endurance, heart

jigarna

a species of crane

jigar-KHvaar

deeply afflicted, infatuated, anguished

jigar-chaakii

brokenness of heart, wounded

jigar-gudaaz

heart-melting

jigar-aaluud

blood-stained, bloody

jigar ke dast

(Medicine) a kind of disease in which the blood of the liver enters the intestines and is excreted by the motion

jigar-paarah

Piece of heart

jigar-figaar

heart broken, heart wounded

jigar-kashiid

(Botany) liver infusion which is obtained with medicated process

jigar-KHvaarii

to eat liver, to eat raw liver

jigar jigar hai digar digar hai

اپنا اپنا ہی ہے غیر غیر ہی ہے ،بیگانہ کبھی یگانہ کے برابرنہیں ہو سکتا۔

jigar-afgaar

troubled in mind, heart-broken

jigar-shigaaf

a way of stabbing knife

jigar-KHaraash

heart-rending, pathetic, extremely painful, tormenting

jigar-KHaraashii

extreme pain, grief

jigar phu.nknaa

Metaphorically) to be very sad, to be upset

jigar bhun.naa

(Metaphorically) to be very sad

jigar chhilnaa

to hurt the heart

jigar-e-chaak-chaak

injured heart

jigar KHuun karnaa

take great pains, suffer sorely

jigar kaa Tuk.Daa

piece of heart, son, child, darling, very dear

jigar kaa.np jaanaa

become petrified, frightened

jigar KHuun honaa

to be great sorrow

jigar hil jaanaa

be frightened

jigrii-daaG

wound of heart, an incurable wound

Meaning ofSee meaning ka.DvaahaT in English, Hindi & Urdu

ka.DvaahaT

कड़वाहट•کَڑْواہَٹ

Origin: Hindi

Vazn : 222

English meaning of ka.DvaahaT

Noun, Feminine

Sher Examples

shiv to nahīñ ham phir bhī ham ne duniyā bhar ke zahr piye

itnī kaḌvāhaT hai muñh meñ kaise mīThī baat kareñ

shiw to nahin hum phir bhi hum ne duniya bhar ke zahr piye

itni kaDwahaT hai munh mein kaise miThi baat karen

Aziz Bano Darab Wafa

कड़वाहट के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

  • कड़वा होने का गुण, कड़वापन, कसैलापन, कटु स्वादवाला
  • (लाक्षणिक) उदासी
  • ( लाक्षणिक) वैमनस्य, कटुता, दुश्मनी, वैर, रंजिश

کَڑْواہَٹ کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

  • تلخی، کڑواپن
  • (مجازاً) بدمزگی
  • (مجازاً) بیر، حسد، رنجش، ناگواری، عداوت، دشمنی

Urdu meaning of ka.DvaahaT

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • talKhii, ka.Dvaapan
  • (majaazan) badamazgii
  • (majaazan) biir, hasad, ranjish, naagavaarii, adaavat, dushmanii

Synonyms of ka.DvaahaT

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Gussa krodh taish jhal charcharaahaT ka.Dvaa-pan Gussa-varii charparaahaT bad-mazgii tezii saKHtii tiikhaa-pan

Antonyms of ka.DvaahaT

chaashnii laziiz mazedaar turshii lazzat-daar KHushgavaar KHush-zaa.eqa bad-zaa.iqa zaa.iqa-daar khaTaas

Idioms of ka.DvaahaT

ka.DvaahaT gholnaa

بدمزہ کرنا، ناگوار بنانا

Related searched words

jigar

liver

jigar-dil

agonizing, heart-rending

jigrii

hepatic, pertaining to the liver

jigar-band

the liver, lungs, and heart together; the vitals

jigar-soz

heart-inflaming, heart-inflamed, compassionate

jigar-doz

heart piercing, pathetic, painful, maddening

jigar-KHor

جادوگر، ڈائن، بلا

jigar-saa

wearing away the liver, afflictive

jigar-tafta

heart-burnt, sad, afflicted

jigar-KHasta

weak heart, pierced , broken by ardour, fervour of love

jigar-tishna

very thirsty

jigar-shikan

heart breaking

jigar-gosha

a lobe of the liver

jigar-paivand

رک : جگرپارہ ۔

jigar-parvar

the one who energize the heart, the one who gives the power or strength to the heart

jigar-giir

heart captivating, interesting

jigar-guu.n

heart colored, blackish red, heart

jigar-e-soKHta

deep in love, heart inflamed

jigar-jalii

heart-burnt

jigar-riish

wounded to or in the heart

jigar-taab

heart-warming

jigar-daar

brave hearted, courageous

jigar-gaah

the seat of the liver, the abdomen, the bowels

jigar-sozii

heart burning, sufferings, pains

jigar-birishta

sad

jigar-jalaa

disappointed, cynic, one given to sarcasm

jigar-chaak

heart-broken, suffer a lot

jigar-bandii

related to son, to be dear

jigar se

with courage

jigar jigar digar digar

mine is mine and yours is yours, everyone knows where his shoe pinches, your own flesh is your own, a stranger is a stranger

jigar-taabii

(Metaphorically) longing, yearning

jigar-daarii

bravery, courageous

jigar-kaavii

excavation or affliction of liver

jigar-kii.Daa

a disease of animals in which their lungs swell and their blood dries up

jigraa

courage, power, spirit, boldness, audacity, endurance, heart

jigarna

a species of crane

jigar-KHvaar

deeply afflicted, infatuated, anguished

jigar-chaakii

brokenness of heart, wounded

jigar-gudaaz

heart-melting

jigar-aaluud

blood-stained, bloody

jigar ke dast

(Medicine) a kind of disease in which the blood of the liver enters the intestines and is excreted by the motion

jigar-paarah

Piece of heart

jigar-figaar

heart broken, heart wounded

jigar-kashiid

(Botany) liver infusion which is obtained with medicated process

jigar-KHvaarii

to eat liver, to eat raw liver

jigar jigar hai digar digar hai

اپنا اپنا ہی ہے غیر غیر ہی ہے ،بیگانہ کبھی یگانہ کے برابرنہیں ہو سکتا۔

jigar-afgaar

troubled in mind, heart-broken

jigar-shigaaf

a way of stabbing knife

jigar-KHaraash

heart-rending, pathetic, extremely painful, tormenting

jigar-KHaraashii

extreme pain, grief

jigar phu.nknaa

Metaphorically) to be very sad, to be upset

jigar bhun.naa

(Metaphorically) to be very sad

jigar chhilnaa

to hurt the heart

jigar-e-chaak-chaak

injured heart

jigar KHuun karnaa

take great pains, suffer sorely

jigar kaa Tuk.Daa

piece of heart, son, child, darling, very dear

jigar kaa.np jaanaa

become petrified, frightened

jigar KHuun honaa

to be great sorrow

jigar hil jaanaa

be frightened

jigrii-daaG

wound of heart, an incurable wound

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musaavaat

मुसावात

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مُساوات

Origin : Arabic
Noun,

being equal (to), equality

[ Musawat ke zariya duniya mein amn qayam kiya jaa sakta hai ]

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shariif

शरीफ़

.

شَریف

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

of high rank or dignity, exalted, eminent

[ Rajput rajaon mein Mewad ka Rana sabse bada aur sharif samjha jata tha ]

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muhaafiz

मुहाफ़िज़

.

مُحافِظ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

protector, guard, bodyguard

[ Hamare muhafizon ne Agra jate hue ek lalach diya tha ki Agra se jaldi wapasi karoge ]

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vaa'iz

वा'इज़

.

واعِظ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

preacher

[ Maulana Azad mujahid-e-azadi (Freedom Fighter) ke sath-sath ek achhe waaiz bhi the ]

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qaum

क़ौम

.

قَوْم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

nation

[ Tarikh mukhtalif qaumon ke urooj-o-zawal ki kahani kahti hai ]

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saame'iin

सामे'ईन

.

سامِعِین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

audience, listeners

[ Jalse mein maujood sabhi saame'iin apne leader ki baaton ko badi tavajjoh aur khamoshi se sun rahe the ]

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faateh

फ़ातेह

.

فاتِح

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

conqueror

[ Changez Khan futuhat ke lihaz se duniya ka fateh-e-aazam hai ]

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shaa.iq

शाइक़

.

شائِق

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

desirous, fond, ardent, longing for

[ Naushad adab ka bada sha.iq hai vo har nayi kitaab padhne ki koshish karta hai ]

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haazir

हाज़िर

.

حاضِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

present, in attendance

[ Jashn-e-rekhta ke dauran Rekhta ke sabhi mulazimeen ka vahan haazir rahna zaroori aur lazmi hai ]

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naaqid

नाक़िद

.

ناقِد

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

critic, fault-finder

[ Naqid wahi behtar hai jo kisi ko sharminda karne ke bajaye uski islaah kare ]

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