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pilpilaa

smooth, slippery

pulpulaa

(ھ) صفتِ مذکر۔ اندر سےخالی، کھوکلا، اس جگہ پولا فصیح ہے، پھل دبا کےنرم کیا ہوا، جیسے پُلپلا آم، نرم، جیسے پلپلا تکیہ

pal-palaa

پرورش پا کر ، سیانا ہو کر ، جواں ہو کر .

pilpilaahaT

flabbiness, softness

pilpilaanaa

soften by pressing

pulpulaahaT

fear

pulpulaanaa

roll a morsel in the mouth due to inability to chew

bhejaa pilpilaa karnaa

beat black and blue, thrash

maGz pilpilaa kar denaa

مارتے مارتے سر پولا کر دینا ، سر پر بہت سے دھپ رسید کرنا ، خوب مارنا

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

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pilpilaa

smooth, slippery

pulpulaa

pal-palaa

پرورش پا کر ، سیانا ہو کر ، جواں ہو کر .

pilpilaahaT

flabbiness, softness

pilpilaanaa

soften by pressing

pulpulaahaT

fear

pulpulaanaa

roll a morsel in the mouth due to inability to chew

bhejaa pilpilaa karnaa

beat black and blue, thrash

maGz pilpilaa kar denaa

مارتے مارتے سر پولا کر دینا ، سر پر بہت سے دھپ رسید کرنا ، خوب مارنا

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tuGyaanii

तुग़्यानी

طُغْیانی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flood, overflowing

[ Shahbaz Khan ne Masum Khan ko shikast di nadi-nalon aur dariyaon ki tughyani par kuchh khayal na kia ]

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darham-barham

दरहम-बरहम

دَرْہَم بَرْہَم

Origin : Persian

Adjective

disorganize, disarranged, confound, jumble

[ Musladhar barish ki wajah se mamul ki zindagi darham-barham ho gayi ]

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jaanashiin

जानशीन

جانَشِین

Origin : Persian

Noun

heir, successor

[ Lenin ke marne ke baad Stalin uska janashin bana ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a convent, monastery for Sufis

[ Shahzada faqir ki bhes mein darwesh ki khanqah mein usse milne gaya ]

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jauhar

जौहर

جوہر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

secret quality

[ Ladkiyon ka sabse bada jauhar sharm-o-haya hai ]

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abr

अब्र

اَبْر

Origin : Persian

Noun

cloud

[ Abr-aalud asman mein bijli ka chamakna fitri baat hai ]

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shahzaada

शहज़ादा

شَہْزادَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a son of a monarch, prince

[ Badshah ke baad shahzade hi uski takht ke haqdar hote hain ]

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saaniha

सानिहा

سانِحَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

incident, event, occurrence

[ Bhopal gas saniha, Hindustan ka ab tak ka sabse bada san'ati almia (industrial incident) hai ]

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shaandaar

शानदार

شاندار

Origin : Arabic, Persian

Adjective

grand, pompous, stately, dignified, splendid

[ Hamare school ki library bahut shandar hai, jahan har mauzu par kitabein milti hain ]

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lavaazimaat

लवाज़िमात

لَوازِمات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

essentials, requisites, necessaries

[ Baarish ke mausam mein chatri aur digar lawazimat rakhna faidemand sabit hota hai ]

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