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kaTh-hujjat

disputatious, finicky

kaTh-hujjatii

pettifoggery, quibbling

kaTh-hujjatii karnaa

بغیر دلیل کے ضد کرنا ، غلط بات پر اَڑنا ، بلا وجہ کی بحث کرنا.

Meaning ofSee meaning kaTh-hujjat in English, Hindi & Urdu

kaTh-hujjat

कठ-हुज्जत•کَٹھ حُجَّت

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English meaning of kaTh-hujjat

Adjective

  • disputatious, finicky

کَٹھ حُجَّت کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

صفت

  • خواہ مخواہ حجّت کرنے والا، غلط بات پر اڑنے والا

Urdu meaning of kaTh-hujjat

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  • Urdu

  • KhvaahmaKhvaah hujjat karne vaala, Galat baat par u.Dne vaala

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kaTh-hujjat

disputatious, finicky

kaTh-hujjatii

pettifoggery, quibbling

kaTh-hujjatii karnaa

بغیر دلیل کے ضد کرنا ، غلط بات پر اَڑنا ، بلا وجہ کی بحث کرنا.

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manzuurii

मंज़ूरी

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مَنظُوری

Origin : Arabic
Noun

approval, permission

[ Hukoomat-e-hind ne naye talimi nisab ko apni manzuri de di hai ]

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himaayat

हिमायत

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حِمایَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

support, backing, patronage, countenance

[ Jang-e-aazadi ko Hindustani awam ki zabardast himayat hasil thi ]

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bahs

बहस

.

بَحْث

Origin : Arabic
Noun

argument, discussion, debate, dispute

[ Bahas se ilm mein izafa hota hai lekin bahas jhagda na ban jaye ]

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munhadim

मुंहदिम

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مُنْہَدِم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

demolished, ruined, (building etc.)

[ Dushmanon ne jaal ke zariya qile ko munhadim kar diya ]

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qila'

क़िला'

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قِلَعْہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

fort, castle, citadel, fortification

[ Lal-Qila ko dekhne har saal lakhon sayyah Delhi aate hain ]

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maa'daniyyaat

मा'दनिय्यात

.

مَعْدَنِیّات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

minerals

[ Purane zamane mein bhi log maadaniyyat se zevrat aur hathiyar banaya karte the ]

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shafqat

शफ़क़त

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شَفْقَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

affectionate kindness, clemency

[ Maan ki har ek daant mein bachchon ke liye shafqat jhalakti hai ]

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sar-e-fihrist

सर-ए-फ़िहरिस्त

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سَرِ فِہْرِست

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adverb

in the list of top priority

[ Hindustan sar-e-fihrist anaj-paida-karon mein se ek hai ]

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hujuum

हुजूम

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ہُجُوم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

crowd, mob

[ Rukhsat ke waqt station par hujum ka ye haal tha ki til rakhne ko jagah na thi ]

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tajriba-kaar

तजरिबा-कार

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تَجْرِبَہ کار

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

experienced, seasoned, versed

[ Tajribakaar captain ke faisle ne puri team ko kamyabi ki raah dikhayi ]

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