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aazmuuda

tried, tested, proven

aazmuuda-kaar

experienced, skilled, expert, veteran, tried and tested

aazmuuda lenaa

to make trial of, to try

aazmuuda raa aazmuudan jahl ast

it is foolish to try a person already tried and found wanting

jang-aazmuuda

war veteran, experienced in warfare, tried or experienced in war, warlike, brave

kaar-aazmuuda

possessing the know-how useful, veteran, experienced, practiced, skillful, expert

nabard-aazmuuda

जिसे लड़ाई का काफी अनुभव हो, युद्धानुभवी ।

ja.ng-naa-aazmuuda

जिसे युद्ध | का अनुभव न हो।

naa-aazmuuda

inexperienced, callow, raw, ignorant, untried, unproved

naa-aazmuuda-kaarii

inexperience

na-aazmuuda-kaar

untrained

Meaning ofSee meaning kam-fahm in English, Hindi & Urdu

kam-fahm

कम-फ़हम•کَم فَہْم

Vazn : 221

English meaning of kam-fahm

Persian, Arabic - Adjective

  • stupid, silly, foolish
  • of feeble understanding or wit, ignorant, fatuous

Sher Examples

tum un se koī baat ishāroñ meñ na karnā

kam-fahm na māneñge savālāt kiye bin

tum un se koi baat ishaaron mein na karna

kam-fahm na manenge sawalat kiye bin

Parveen Kaif

kam-fahm haiñ to kam haiñ pareshāniyoñ meñ ham

dānā.iyoñ se achchhe haiñ nādāniyoñ meñ ham

kam-fahm hain to kam hain pareshaniyon mein hum

danaiyon se achchhe hain nadaniyon mein hum

Shefta Mustafa Khan

sarsarī kuchh sun liyā phir vāh-vā kar uTh ga.e

sher ye kam-fahm samjhe haiñ ḳhayāl bañg hai

sarsari kuchh sun liya phir wah-wa kar uTh gae

sher ye kam-fahm samjhe hain KHayal bang hai

Meer Taqi Meer

कम-फ़हम के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - विशेषण

  • नादान, नासमझ, बेवक़ूफ़, अल्पबुद्धि, बेअक़्ल, मूर्ख, कम समझदार

کَم فَہْم کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

فارسی، عربی - صفت

  • کم عقل، نادان، نا سمجھ، بیوقوف

Urdu meaning of kam-fahm

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  • Urdu

  • kamaql, naadaan, na samajh, bevaquuf

Synonyms of kam-fahm

naa-samajh naa-fahm bevuquuf naadaan kam-'aql naa-aaqibat-andesh

Antonyms of kam-fahm

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zii-KHirad bevuquuf saahib-e-firaasat badhuu 'aaqil chaltaa-purza 'aaqibat-andesh ahmaq samajhdaar naadaan

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aazmuuda

tried, tested, proven

aazmuuda-kaar

experienced, skilled, expert, veteran, tried and tested

aazmuuda lenaa

to make trial of, to try

aazmuuda raa aazmuudan jahl ast

it is foolish to try a person already tried and found wanting

jang-aazmuuda

war veteran, experienced in warfare, tried or experienced in war, warlike, brave

kaar-aazmuuda

possessing the know-how useful, veteran, experienced, practiced, skillful, expert

nabard-aazmuuda

जिसे लड़ाई का काफी अनुभव हो, युद्धानुभवी ।

ja.ng-naa-aazmuuda

जिसे युद्ध | का अनुभव न हो।

naa-aazmuuda

inexperienced, callow, raw, ignorant, untried, unproved

naa-aazmuuda-kaarii

inexperience

na-aazmuuda-kaar

untrained

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asaas

असास

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اَساس

Origin : Arabic
Noun

base, foundation, ground

[ Aati-jati saans hi zindagi ki asas hai ]

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ras

रस

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رَس

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

juice, syrup, essence

[ Ganne ka ras yarqan (jaundice) mein bahut mufeed hai ]

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shaadaab

शादाब

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شاداب

Origin : Persian
Adjective

blooming green, green, verdant

[ Bahar bagh ka shadab manzar vazeh taur par nazar aa raha hai ]

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pyaas

प्यास

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پِیاس

Origin : Hindi
Noun

desire to drink, thirst

[ Sakht pyas mein ret bhi pani nazar aata hai ]

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udaas

उदास

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اُداس

Origin : Sanskrit
Adjective

sad, sorrowful

[ Sailab mein hazaron janen gayin yahi gham har dil ko udas karne ko kafi tha ]

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jasaarat

जसारत

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جَسارَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

courage, boldness, bravery

[ Zalim hakim ke samne sach kahna bhi badi jasarat ka kaam hai ]

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shabaab

शबाब

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شَباب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

acme, zenith

[ Is saal February mahine mein bhi sardi shabab par hai ]

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jaras

जरस

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جَرَس

Origin : Arabic
Noun

gong or bell rung to signal the departure of a caravan

[ Registan mein guzarte huye qafile ki jaras ki awaz achchhi bhi lagti hai ]

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mufiid

मुफ़ीद

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مُفِید

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

useful, beneficial

[ Pudine ki pattiyan pet ke liye bahut mufid hoti hain ]

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sharaab

शराब

.

شَراب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

wine, liquor

[ Sharab ke khilaf lakh propagande hon lekin iski tijarat bahut nafa-bakhsh hai isliye yah kabhi band nahin ki ja sakti ]

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