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kafsh

shoes, slippers, sandals

kafsh-gar

جُوتے بنانے والا، کفش دوز؛ کفش ساز، موچی.

kafsh-kan

the one who pulled off the shoes of pilgrims and keep safe out side the shrine of a saint, tomb of saint

kafash-doz

shoesmith, shoemaker, cobbler

kafsh-e-paa

shoe in feet, Shoes

kafsh-kanii

to keep shoes safely

kafsh-kaarii

to beat with shoes

kafsh-saazii

the profession of shoe making

kafsh-KHaana

one's humble lodging

kafsh bar sar-e-kashf

the shoe on the of kashf (it is said when a person claim the divine inspiration)

kafsh-bardaar

one who carries shoes

kafsh-bardaarii

the job of carrying shoes, a menial job, devotion, reverence

kafsh-kaarii karnaa

to beat with shoes, to punish, to insult

kafsh-kaarii honaa

to apply the shoe (to), to give (one) a shoe-beating, be insulted

gul-e-kafsh

heel shoes

zer-e-kafsh dharnaa

جوتی کے نیچے دبا لینا، مغلوب کرنا، قابو میں کر لینا، زیر کر لینا

zer-e-kafsh dhar lenaa

جوتی کے نیچے دبا لینا، مغلوب کرنا، قابو میں کر لینا، زیر کر لینا

Meaning ofSee meaning kafsh-kaarii in English, Hindi & Urdu

kafsh-kaarii

कफ़्श-कारी•کَفْش کاری

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 2122

English meaning of kafsh-kaarii

Noun, Feminine

to beat with shoes
(Metaphorically) to punish
(Metaphorically) to persecute

कफ़्श-कारी के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

जूते मारने का काम, जूते मारना, जूते चलाना, जूते मारने का काम, जूतेबाज़ी
(लाक्षणिक) दंड देना, सज़ा देना
( लाक्षणिक) अत्यचार करना, सताना, पीड़ा पहुँचाना

کَفْش کاری کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

جُوتے مارنے کا عمل، جُوتے مارنا، جُوتے چلانا
(مجازاً) سزا دینا
(مجازاً) ظلم کرنا، ستانا، ایزا دینا

Urdu meaning of kafsh-kaarii

Roman
Urdu

jo.ote maarne ka amal, jo.ote maarana, jo.ote chalaanaa
(majaazan) sazaa denaa
(majaazan) zulam karnaa, sataanaa, i.izaa denaa

Idioms of kafsh-kaarii

kafsh-kaarii honaa

to apply the shoe (to), to give (one) a shoe-beating, be insulted

kafsh-kaarii karnaa

to beat with shoes, to punish, to insult

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kafsh

shoes, slippers, sandals

kafsh-gar

جُوتے بنانے والا، کفش دوز؛ کفش ساز، موچی.

kafsh-kan

the one who pulled off the shoes of pilgrims and keep safe out side the shrine of a saint, tomb of saint

kafash-doz

shoesmith, shoemaker, cobbler

kafsh-e-paa

shoe in feet, Shoes

kafsh-kanii

to keep shoes safely

kafsh-kaarii

to beat with shoes

kafsh-saazii

the profession of shoe making

kafsh-KHaana

one's humble lodging

kafsh bar sar-e-kashf

the shoe on the of kashf (it is said when a person claim the divine inspiration)

kafsh-bardaar

one who carries shoes

kafsh-bardaarii

the job of carrying shoes, a menial job, devotion, reverence

kafsh-kaarii karnaa

to beat with shoes, to punish, to insult

kafsh-kaarii honaa

to apply the shoe (to), to give (one) a shoe-beating, be insulted

gul-e-kafsh

heel shoes

zer-e-kafsh dharnaa

جوتی کے نیچے دبا لینا، مغلوب کرنا، قابو میں کر لینا، زیر کر لینا

zer-e-kafsh dhar lenaa

جوتی کے نیچے دبا لینا، مغلوب کرنا، قابو میں کر لینا، زیر کر لینا

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zaKHiira

ज़ख़ीरा

ذَخِیْرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a thing hoarded, treasured, or laid up treasure

[ Anaj ki zakhira-andozi par khas tavajjoh dene ki zarurat hai ]

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aab-o-havaa

आब-ओ-हवा

آب و ہَوا

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

climate

[ Jaziraai (Peninsular) aab-o-hava achchhi hoti hai ]

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savaaneh-hayaat

सवानेह-हयात

سَوانِح حَیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

biography, life history

[ Khalid library mein baith kar bade-bade danish-mandon ki sawaneh-hayat padh raha hai ]

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daanish

दानिश

دانِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

science, learning

[ Gandhiji ne Hindustan mein azadi ki tahrik ke sath ilm-o-danish ka alam bhi baland kiya ]

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naayaab

नायाब

نایاب

Origin : Persian

Adjective

rare

[ Har saal siberia ke nayab saras bharatpur ki aab-o-hawa mein sardian guzarne aate hain ]

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'aariz

'आरिज़

عارِض

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

side of the face, cheeks

[ Shaer ne mahboob ke aariz ki tarif mein zamin aur asman ek kar diye ]

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jaziira

जज़ीरा

جَزِیرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

island, isle

[ Sri Lanka ek chhota jazira hai ]

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'alam

'अलम

عَلَم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flag, banner, standard

[ Khel ke maidan mein jeet ke baad team ne alam lahraa kar jashn manaya ]

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ashyaa

अश्या

اَشْیا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

goods, things, chattels, articles

[ Mobile aur laptop aaj ki zaroori ashya mein shamil hain ]

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sukuun

सुकून

سُکُون

Origin : Arabic

Noun

peace, rest, ease, calm, tranquillity

[ Duniya ki sab se badi daulat sukoon hai ]

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