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jumbish

move, motion, movement, agitation

jumbishe.n

movements, trembling, gestures

jumbish denaa

move, shake

jumbish honaa

ہلنا، حرکت کرنا

jumbish khaanaa

to feel dizzy, to move

jumbish na karnaa

to stuck in a place, to be frozen

jumbish na khaanaa

to be in motion, do not move

jumbish-e-aab

پانی کی حرکت

jumbish men aanaa

get into a state of motion or action, become active, be stirred up, be roused or be excited

jumbish-e-zabaan

the movement of tongue

jumbish men honaa

رک : جنْبش میں آنا .

jumbish-e-kaam-o-dahan

the movements of palate and mouth both

jumbish-e-nazar

motion of eye

jumbish-e-abruu

movement of eyebrows, a signal, innuendo

qalam jumbish me.n aanaa

to begin writing, start writing

aasmaan ko jumbish honaa

تہلکہ مچنا، ہل چل مچنا

rag-e-Gairat jumbish me.n aanaa

for one's conscience to awaken

Meaning ofSee meaning kaifar-e-kirdaar ko pahu.nchnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

kaifar-e-kirdaar ko pahu.nchnaa

कैफ़र-ए-किर्दार को पहुँचना•کَیفَرِ کِرْدار کو پَہُنچْنا

Origin: Hindi

Idiom

English meaning of kaifar-e-kirdaar ko pahu.nchnaa

get one's just deserts

कैफ़र-ए-किर्दार को पहुँचना के हिंदी अर्थ

सज़ा को पहुँचना, किए की सज़ा पाना

کَیفَرِ کِرْدار کو پَہُنچْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

سزا کو پہن٘چنا، کیے کی سزا پانا

Urdu meaning of kaifar-e-kirdaar ko pahu.nchnaa

Roman
Urdu

sazaa ko pahunchnaa, ki.e kii sazaa paana

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jumbish

move, motion, movement, agitation

jumbishe.n

movements, trembling, gestures

jumbish denaa

move, shake

jumbish honaa

ہلنا، حرکت کرنا

jumbish khaanaa

to feel dizzy, to move

jumbish na karnaa

to stuck in a place, to be frozen

jumbish na khaanaa

to be in motion, do not move

jumbish-e-aab

پانی کی حرکت

jumbish men aanaa

get into a state of motion or action, become active, be stirred up, be roused or be excited

jumbish-e-zabaan

the movement of tongue

jumbish men honaa

رک : جنْبش میں آنا .

jumbish-e-kaam-o-dahan

the movements of palate and mouth both

jumbish-e-nazar

motion of eye

jumbish-e-abruu

movement of eyebrows, a signal, innuendo

qalam jumbish me.n aanaa

to begin writing, start writing

aasmaan ko jumbish honaa

تہلکہ مچنا، ہل چل مچنا

rag-e-Gairat jumbish me.n aanaa

for one's conscience to awaken

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najm

नज्म

نَجْم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

star, planet

[ Asman mein kai najm bahte hue pani ki tarh dikhai de rahe hain ]

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'atiyya

'अतिय्या

عَطِیَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gift, present, grant

[ Baadh wale ilaqe ke lie hukumat ne ek crore Rupee ka atiya diya hai ]

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hujjaaj

हुज्जाज

حُجّاج

Origin : Arabic

Noun

Hajj pilgrims

[ Hindustan se har saal badi tadad mein hujjaj haj ka fariza ada karte hain ]

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aKHtar

अख़्तर

اَخْتَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

good fortune, good omen

[ Akhtar sitare ke maani mein aata hain lekin zyada tar iska istimal achchhi qismat ke liye kiya jata hai ]

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andesha

अंदेशा

اَنْدیشَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

apprehension, dread, fear, danger, peril

[ Baarish hone ka andesha dekh kar log bazar se jaldi wapas a gaye ]

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tasaahul

तसाहुल

تَساہُل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

negligence, carelessness, careless mode of expression

[ Tasaahul ki aadat insan ko kaamyabi se door kar deti hai ]

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lahuu

लहू

لہو

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

blood

[ Jo fauji apne vatan ke liye lahu bahate hain vo hamesha ke liye amar ho jate hain ]

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fikr

फ़िक्र

فِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

thought, consideration, reflection

[ Maan-Baap ko hamesha pane bachchon ki fikr rahti hai ]

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mariiz

मरीज़

مَرِیض

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

a sick person, a patient, sick, ill, diseased, ailing

[ Mariz ko agar waqt par dawa na diya jaye to bimari aur badh sakti hai ]

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surayyaa

सुरय्या

ثُرَیّا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the Pleiades

[ Surayya ki chamak hamesha aasmaan par raushni bikherti rahti hai ]

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