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KHasta

fragile, infirm, unwell, weak, debilitated, crispy, friable, brittle, dilapidated, decayed,

KHasta-pan

رک: خستگی معنی نمبر ۲..

KHasta-dil

sick at heart, heart-broken

KHasta-tan

weak body, tired

KHasta-jigar

broken hearted, distressed, lovelorn

KHasta-e-Gam

दुःख से बदहाल, प्रेम के रोग से पीड़ित ।।

KHasta-kun-tap

(طِب) طویل عرصہ رہنے والا بُخار جو کِسی اندرونی مرض کے سبب ہو.

KHasta-jaan

lean, thin, weak, old, emaciated

KHasta-haal

distressed, afflicted

KHasta-paa.ii

tiredness, fatigue

KHasta-dilii

the state of being heart-broken, wound or disease at heart

KHasta-haalii

distress, destitution, affliction, abjection

KHasta-KHaatir

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-KHaana

ज़ख्मियों का चिकि- त्सालय।

KHasta-mizaaj

کمزور، بیمار

KHasta-KHvaar

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-jigarii

दे. ‘खस्तःदिली'।

KHasta-ruuvaa.n

رک: خستہ حال.

KHasta-kirdaar

بدکردار، بدمعاش، خراب عادت کا مالک.

KHasta-jaa.n

distressed

KHasta-tanii

physically weak, tired

KHasta-jaanii

in bad circumstances, in a bad situation, afflicted, distressed

dil-KHasta

heartbroken, afflicted, lovesick

jigar-KHasta

weak heart, pierced , broken by ardour, fervour of love

dil-e-KHasta

fragile, brittle heart

jaan-KHasta

آزردہ دل ، ناخوش ، پریشان.

KHaraab-KHasta

in an extremely bad condition

aab-KHasta

waterlogged, soaked in water

haal-e-KHasta

weak condition, injured state

charaaG-e-KHasta

an extinguished lamp, weak lamp, dim light

KHaraab-o-KHasta

in a distressed condition, in plight, wretched, ruined

haal KHasta honaa

بری حالت ہونا، غریب ہونا

haalat KHasta honaa

بُرا حال ہونا ، مفلسی ہونا ، برباد ہو جانا .

KHaraab KHasta honaa

تباہ و بر باد ہونا.

KHaraab KHasta namak sastaa

رک : خراب خَسْتَہ اَناج سَسْتا.

KHaraab KHasta anaaj sastaa

پریشان اور تباہ کے لیے مستعمل.

Meaning ofSee meaning karaKHt in English, Hindi & Urdu

karaKHt

करख़्त•کَرَخْت

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 121

Tags: Figurative

English meaning of karaKHt

Adjective

harsh, hard
dry
curt, stem, unfeeling (reply, etc.)

Sher Examples

mire liye to vo ḳhanjar bhī phuul ban ke uThā

zabān saḳht thī lahja kabhī karaḳht na thā

mere liye to wo KHanjar bhi phul ban ke uTha

zaban saKHt thi lahja kabhi karaKHt na tha

Parveen Shakir

ye aur baat ki vo lab the phuul se nāzuk

koī na sah sake lahja karaḳht aisā thā

ye aur baat ki wo lab the phul se nazuk

koi na sah sake lahja karaKHt aisa tha

Shakeb Jalali

har-dam taraf hai vaise mizāj karaḳht kā

TukḌā mirā jigar hai kaho sañg saḳht kā

har-dam taraf hai waise mizaj karaKHt ka

TukDa mera jigar hai kaho sang saKHt ka

Meer Taqi Meer

करख़्त के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

वह अंग जो सुन्न हो गया हो, कठोर, कड़ा, कर्कश, सख्त
शुष्क अथवा जो सुन्न या निर्जीव हो गया हो
(सांकेतिक) अप्रिय, निःस्वाद

کَرَخْت کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

سخت، کڑا
خشک نیز جو بے حس یا بے خبر ہو گیا ہو
(کنایۃً) ناگوار، سمع خراش، درشت، تلخ

Urdu meaning of karaKHt

Roman
Urdu

saKht, ka.Daa
Khushak niiz jo behis ya beKhbar ho gayaa ho
(kanaa.en) naagavaar, samaa Kharaash, darshit, talKh

Synonyms of karaKHt

ka.Daa durusht tund-o-tez bhaarii saKHt KHushk

Idioms of karaKHt

dil karaKHt karnaa

سنگدلی کرنا ، سخت ولی اختیار کرنا

Rhyming words of karaKHt

121

daraKHt

Related searched words

KHasta

fragile, infirm, unwell, weak, debilitated, crispy, friable, brittle, dilapidated, decayed,

KHasta-pan

رک: خستگی معنی نمبر ۲..

KHasta-dil

sick at heart, heart-broken

KHasta-tan

weak body, tired

KHasta-jigar

broken hearted, distressed, lovelorn

KHasta-e-Gam

दुःख से बदहाल, प्रेम के रोग से पीड़ित ।।

KHasta-kun-tap

(طِب) طویل عرصہ رہنے والا بُخار جو کِسی اندرونی مرض کے سبب ہو.

KHasta-jaan

lean, thin, weak, old, emaciated

KHasta-haal

distressed, afflicted

KHasta-paa.ii

tiredness, fatigue

KHasta-dilii

the state of being heart-broken, wound or disease at heart

KHasta-haalii

distress, destitution, affliction, abjection

KHasta-KHaatir

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-KHaana

ज़ख्मियों का चिकि- त्सालय।

KHasta-mizaaj

کمزور، بیمار

KHasta-KHvaar

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-jigarii

दे. ‘खस्तःदिली'।

KHasta-ruuvaa.n

رک: خستہ حال.

KHasta-kirdaar

بدکردار، بدمعاش، خراب عادت کا مالک.

KHasta-jaa.n

distressed

KHasta-tanii

physically weak, tired

KHasta-jaanii

in bad circumstances, in a bad situation, afflicted, distressed

dil-KHasta

heartbroken, afflicted, lovesick

jigar-KHasta

weak heart, pierced , broken by ardour, fervour of love

dil-e-KHasta

fragile, brittle heart

jaan-KHasta

آزردہ دل ، ناخوش ، پریشان.

KHaraab-KHasta

in an extremely bad condition

aab-KHasta

waterlogged, soaked in water

haal-e-KHasta

weak condition, injured state

charaaG-e-KHasta

an extinguished lamp, weak lamp, dim light

KHaraab-o-KHasta

in a distressed condition, in plight, wretched, ruined

haal KHasta honaa

بری حالت ہونا، غریب ہونا

haalat KHasta honaa

بُرا حال ہونا ، مفلسی ہونا ، برباد ہو جانا .

KHaraab KHasta honaa

تباہ و بر باد ہونا.

KHaraab KHasta namak sastaa

رک : خراب خَسْتَہ اَناج سَسْتا.

KHaraab KHasta anaaj sastaa

پریشان اور تباہ کے لیے مستعمل.

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faqiir

फ़क़ीर

فَقِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beggar, fakir

[ Faqir ne sada lagayi Ahmar ne ek katori chawal uske jhole mein daal diya ]

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mutma.in

मुतमइन

مُطْمَئِن

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

in a state of rest, or ease, or quiet

[ Sab ko mutmain karna mumkin nahin ]

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aasuuda

आसूदा

آسُودَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

contented, satisfied

[ Asuda faqeeron ko Khuda bina mange hi sab kuchh deta hai ]

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aaphrii.n

आफ्रीं

آفریں

Origin : Persian

Noun

bravo! well done!

[ Alami Cricket Cup mein Hindustan ki numayan kamiyabi par awam afrin-afrin kah kar jhum uthi ]

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shaidaa

शैदा

شَیدا

Origin : Persian

Adjective

infatuated, dotty about, distraught

[ Mashuq ki sahr-afrin surat dekh kar ashiq farefta ho gaya ]

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imtihaan

इम्तिहान

اِمْتِحان

Origin : Arabic

Noun

examination

[ Talaba (Students) imtihan qarib hone par padhaai mein man lagate hain ]

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liyaaqat

लियाक़त

لِیاقَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

suitability, merit proficiency

[ Sada Sukhnami ek ashiq hai jo angrezi mein bhi khasi liyaqat rakhta hai ]

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farefta

फ़रेफ़्ता

فَریفْتَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

fascinated, enamoured of, infatuated (with), in love (with), attracted

[ Krishn ki bansuri sun kar Gokul ke bashinde farefta ho gaye ]

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musalsal

मुसलसल

مُسَلْسَل

Origin : Arabic

Adverb

consecutively, continuously

[ Musalsal kaam karne wala shakhs hamesha kaamyaab hota hai ]

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KHabar

ख़बर

خَبَر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

piece of information, information

[ Jab dost ne apni kaamyaabi ki khabar sunayi to khushi meri aankhon mein aansu aa gaye ]

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