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ajiir

employee, someone hired, servant, wage worker

ajiiran

surfeit, difficult work

ajiiran honaa

to be sickening, nauseating, wearying, to be surfeited, to be glutted, to be produced in abundance, to abound

hajiir

दोपहर की गर्मी, दोपहर की कड़ी धूप, (पं.) बड़ा हौज़ ।।

ujeraa

روشنی، صبح کا اجالا، چاندنی

ajiiran ko ajiiran hii Thele, nahii.n to sar chohaTTe khele

طاقتور کا طاقتور ہی مقابلہ کر سکتا ہے کمزور کرے تو جان سے جائے

'ajiir

impotent (man or stallion)

ajiiryaa

موسمِ بہار کی دیوی

ajiiran karnaa

make extremely difficult

Meaning ofSee meaning kamar na butaa, saa.njhe sotaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

kamar na butaa, saa.njhe sotaa

कमर न बुता, साँझे सोता•کمر نہ بُوتا، سانجھے سوتا

Proverb

कमर न बुता, साँझे सोता के हिंदी अर्थ

नामर्द आदमी शाम होते ही सो जाता है

کمر نہ بُوتا، سانجھے سوتا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نامرد آدمی سرِشام سوجاتا ہے

Urdu meaning of kamar na butaa, saa.njhe sotaa

Roman
Urdu

naamard aadamii sarshaam suujaataa hai

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ajiir

employee, someone hired, servant, wage worker

ajiiran

surfeit, difficult work

ajiiran honaa

to be sickening, nauseating, wearying, to be surfeited, to be glutted, to be produced in abundance, to abound

hajiir

दोपहर की गर्मी, दोपहर की कड़ी धूप, (पं.) बड़ा हौज़ ।।

ujeraa

روشنی، صبح کا اجالا، چاندنی

ajiiran ko ajiiran hii Thele, nahii.n to sar chohaTTe khele

طاقتور کا طاقتور ہی مقابلہ کر سکتا ہے کمزور کرے تو جان سے جائے

'ajiir

impotent (man or stallion)

ajiiryaa

موسمِ بہار کی دیوی

ajiiran karnaa

make extremely difficult

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bahutaat

बहुतात

بَہُتات

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

plenty, abundance, excess

[ Sari bahar yahin guzar gai jade aae to mevon ki buhtat hui ]

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qusuur

क़ुसूर

قُصُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

error, faultiness, fault, sin

[ Kisi ko saza dene se qabl uska qusoor sabit karna zaroori hai ]

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qadGan

क़दग़न

قَدْغَن

Origin : Turkish

Noun

prohibition, ban

[ Dahshat-gardi par qadghan lagane ke liye Hindustan ko sakht qanun banane chahiye ]

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'ilaaqaa.ii

'इलाक़ाई

عِلاقائی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

local, regional

[ Ilaqai kushti muqable mein jalilul-qadr (Great) pahalwan hissa le rahe hain ]

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jaliilul-qadr

जलीलुल-क़द्र

جَلِیلُ الْقَدْر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

august, great, glorious, illustrious

[ Akbar ek jalilul-qadr badshah tha ]

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iz.haar

इज़हार

اِظْہار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

revealed

[ Shaer nazm ke zariya apne khayalat ka izhar karta hai ]

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faraavaanii

फ़रावानी

فَراوانی

Origin : Persian

Noun

plenty, plentifulness, abundance

[ Kisanon ke paas anaj ki faravani hone par bhi unhen muqavvi ghiza nasib nahin hoti ]

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muntazir

मुंतज़िर

مُنتَظِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

one who is expecting, or looking out (for), expectant

[ Pure ek din muntazir rahne ke baad Abbas ko kapde doc ke zariya mausul hue ]

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pahlavaan

पहलवान

پَہْلَوان

Origin : Persian

Noun

wrestler, athlete

[ Mathura mein khushti ke dangal ke zamana mein dur-dur ke pahalwan aate aur kushtiyan ladte the ]

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yalGaar

यलग़ार

یَلْغار

Origin : Turkish

Noun

forced march of an army, expedition, raid in force

[ Yalghar se nipatne ke liye qilon ki tamir ki jati thi ]

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