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aKHiir

at last, lastly, consequently

aKHiira

feminine of 'Akhir' at last, lastly, consequently

aKHiir ko

at last, ultimately

aKHiir me.n

finally, in the end

aKHiirii

آخری، آخر کا

aKHiir karnaa

ختم کرنا، تمام کرنا

aKHiiruus

(Botany) wild wheat

aKHiir honaa

ختم ہونا ، تمام ہونا.

aKHiiran

آخرکار، انجام کار

aKHiir-daan

بیاہی بیٹی کے کفن ودفن کا خرچ جو اس کے والدین یا بھائی (سگےیا سوتیلے) کے ذمے ہوتا ہے

aKHiir-vaqt

مرنے کا دن

raat aKHiir honaa

رات کٹنا ، رات ختم ہونا

kaam aKHiir honaa

end, (of work) finish

din aKHiir honaa

شام ہو جانا ، دن گزر جانا .

maqsuum 'alaih aKHiir

(ریاضی) ایسا عدد جس پر دیے ہوئے اعداد پورے پورے تقسیم ہو سکیں، مقسوم علیہ اعظم

yaa-e-aKHiir

لفظ کے آخر میں آنے والی ی / ے جیسے بندگی ، زندگی سواے وغیرہ .

vaqt-e-aKHiir

time of death

dam-e-aKHiir

last moment

daur-e-aKHiir

last days of life

hukm-e-aKHiir

اخیر فیصلہ، حکم ناطق، قطعی حکم

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

kam-zabaanii

कम-ज़बानी•کَم زَبانی

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 2122

English meaning of kam-zabaanii

Noun, Feminine

taciturn, reserved

Sher Examples

us pe parvāne go hujūm kareñ

sham.a kī vo hī kam-zabānī hai

us pe parwane go hujum karen

shama ki wo hi kam-zabani hai

Mushafi Ghulam Hamdani

agarche umr ke das din ye lab rahe ḳhāmosh

suḳhan rahegā sadā merī kam-zabānī kā

agarche umr ke das din ye lab rahe KHamosh

suKHan rahega sada meri kam-zabani ka

Meer Taqi Meer

कम-ज़बानी के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

अल्पभाषी, कम बोलना

کَم زَبانی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

کم گوئی، کم بولنا، خاموش طبع

Urdu meaning of kam-zabaanii

Roman
Urdu

kam go.ii, kam bolnaa, Khaamosh taba

Rhyming words of kam-zabaanii

2122

ham-zabaanii

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aKHiir

at last, lastly, consequently

aKHiira

feminine of 'Akhir' at last, lastly, consequently

aKHiir ko

at last, ultimately

aKHiir me.n

finally, in the end

aKHiirii

آخری، آخر کا

aKHiir karnaa

ختم کرنا، تمام کرنا

aKHiiruus

(Botany) wild wheat

aKHiir honaa

ختم ہونا ، تمام ہونا.

aKHiiran

آخرکار، انجام کار

aKHiir-daan

بیاہی بیٹی کے کفن ودفن کا خرچ جو اس کے والدین یا بھائی (سگےیا سوتیلے) کے ذمے ہوتا ہے

aKHiir-vaqt

مرنے کا دن

raat aKHiir honaa

رات کٹنا ، رات ختم ہونا

kaam aKHiir honaa

end, (of work) finish

din aKHiir honaa

شام ہو جانا ، دن گزر جانا .

maqsuum 'alaih aKHiir

(ریاضی) ایسا عدد جس پر دیے ہوئے اعداد پورے پورے تقسیم ہو سکیں، مقسوم علیہ اعظم

yaa-e-aKHiir

لفظ کے آخر میں آنے والی ی / ے جیسے بندگی ، زندگی سواے وغیرہ .

vaqt-e-aKHiir

time of death

dam-e-aKHiir

last moment

daur-e-aKHiir

last days of life

hukm-e-aKHiir

اخیر فیصلہ، حکم ناطق، قطعی حکم

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payaambar

पयाम्बर

پَیامْبَر

Origin : Persian

Adjective

messenger

[ Pyambar ne nana ka paigham maan ko sunaya ]

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tanaaza'a

तनाज़'आ

تَنازَعَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

dispute, controversy, discord

[ Raju ke donon bhaiyon ke beech ja.edad ko lekar tanaza chal raha hai ]

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daroG

दरोग़

دَرُوغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a lie, falsehood

[ Muqadme mein kuchh aise pech padte gaye ki darogh ko farogh (progress) ho gaya ]

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faroG

फ़रोग़

فَرُوغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

progress, development

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munqasim

मुंक़सिम

مُنقَسِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

divided (into parts, or sections, or chapters)

[ Ganga nadi Bihar ko shumal aur junub (north and south) do hisson mein munqasim karti hai ]

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hisas

हिसस

حِصَص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

portions, shares

[ Ambani Biradran ke bich hue tanaza ne unke hisas ki qimat gira di thi ]

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jaa.idaad

जाइदाद

جائِداد

Origin : Persian

Noun

immovable property, estate, real estate

[ Ram aur Shyam ke darmiyan chal rahe jaaedad ke jhagde ka abhi tak koi faisla nahin hua hai ]

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qaasid

क़ासिद

قاصِد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

messenger, envoy, emissary, letter-carrier

[ Purane zamane mein badshah apne paigham pahunchane ke liye qaasid bheja karte the ]

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munhamik

मुनहमिक

مُنْہَمِک

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

engrossed, absorbed, engaged, busy

[ Fatima apne kaam mein is qadar munhamik thi ki use waqt ka pata hi nahin chala ]

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madfuun

मदफ़ून

مدفون

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

buried, interred

[ Jang ke dauran kai sipahi maidan mein madfoon ho gaye ]

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