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saakit

static, at rest, immobile, quiet, mute, silent, reticent

saakitii

calmness, stillness

saakit-o-saamit

quiet, mum

saakit-o-jaamid

quiet and stationary

saakit honaa

be immobile

saaqit

dead, lost

saaqit-ul-e'tibaar

unreliable, one who can't be trusted

saaqit-ul-irs

وراثت سے محروم.

saaqit-ul-iKHtiyaar

حکومت یا اقتدار سے معزول ، جس کے اختیارات چھین لیے گئے ہوں ، بے اختیار .

saaqit-ul-me'yaar

sub-standard (fallen below standard)

saaqit-ul-milkiyyat

without an inheritance

saaqit-ul-vazn

saaqit-ul-maalikiyat

مِلکیت سے محروم

saaqitussam'

بے آواز ، صامت ، جو سنائی نہ دے .

saaqit karnaa

cause to lapse, drop

saaqit honaa

abort, miscarry, undergo abortion

tair-e-saakit

birds which don't have a voice

saaqit ho jaanaa

گِر جانا ؛ حمل ضائع ہو جانا.

asaamii-e-saaqit-ul-milkiyat

expropriatory tenant

maraz-e-saaqit

(طب) وہ بیماری جس میں بیمار دفعۃًکھڑا کھڑا گر جاتا ہے ، مرگی (Epilepsy)

nabze.n saaqit honaa

رک : نبض ساقط ہونا ، نبضوں کی حرکت بند ہو جانا نیز ہوش اُڑنا ۔

farz saaqit honaa

فرض اتر جانا ؛ فرض نہ رہنا

mahr saaqit honaa

مہر واجب نہ رہنا ۔

hamal saaqit honaa

have a miscarriage

nabz saaqit honaa

رک : نبض ُرکنا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning KHaamosh in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHaamosh

ख़ामोश•خاموش

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 221

English meaning of KHaamosh

Adjective

Sher Examples

mustaqil boltā hī rahtā huuñ

kitnā ḳhāmosh huuñ maiñ andar se

mustaqil bolta hi rahta hun

kitna KHamosh hun main andar se

Jaun Eliya

diyā ḳhāmosh hai lekin kisī kā dil to jaltā hai

chale aao jahāñ tak raushnī ma.alūm hotī hai

diya KHamosh hai lekin kisi ka dil to jalta hai

chale aao jahan tak raushni malum hoti hai

Nushur Wahidi

kah rahā hai shor-e-dariyā se samundar kā sukūt

jis kā jitnā zarf hai utnā hī vo ḳhāmosh hai

kah raha hai shor-e-dariya se samundar ka sukut

jis ka jitna zarf hai utna hi wo KHamosh hai

Natiq Lakhnavi

ख़ामोश के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

خاموش کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

صفت

  • جو اپنی زبان نہ کھولے، چپکا چپ، ساکت و صامت
  • (مجازاً) سنسنان، ویرانی، اداسی سے معمور
  • بجھا ہوا، گل شدہ (چراغ، آگ وغیرہ کے لیے مستعمل)
  • افسردہ، غمگین، رنجیدہ
  • مردہ، مرا ہوا، (حرف تنبیہہ) چپ کرو (استاد بچوں کو عموماً کہتے ہیں)

Urdu meaning of KHaamosh

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  • Urdu

  • jo apnii zabaan na khole, chipkaa chap, saakit-o-saamit
  • (majaazan) sanasnaan, viiraanii, udaasii se maamuur
  • bujhaa hu.a, gul shuudaa (chiraaG, aag vaGaira ke li.e mustaamal)
  • afsurda, Gamgiin, ranjiidaa
  • murda, miraa hu.a, (harf tanbiihaa) chup karo (ustaad bachcho.n ko umuuman kahte hai.n

Synonyms of KHaamosh

ThanDaa chup saakit suunaa dam-saadhe chup-chaap muta'ajjib dam-ba-KHud

Antonyms of KHaamosh

aavaaz Gul rust-KHez shor ha.ngaama aashob

Compound words of KHaamosh

'aalam-e-KHaamosh aatish-e-KHaamosh KHaamosh-tab' KHaamosh-tamaashaa.ii sham'-e-KHaamosh

Idioms of KHaamosh

aag KHaamosh honaa

آگ کی تیزی کم ہو جانا، آگ بجھ جانا

charaaG KHaamosh karnaa

چراغ بجھانا، چراغ گُل کرنا

charaaG-e-zindagii KHaamosh karnaa

to murder, kill

KHaamosh karnaa

extinguish, put out

Rhyming words of KHaamosh

211221 212221 221221
suud-faraamosh yaad-faraamosh zuud-faraamosh
'aalam-e-KHaamosh aatish-e-KHaamosh
KHvaab-e-faraamosh vaa'da-faraamosh
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saakit

static, at rest, immobile, quiet, mute, silent, reticent

saakitii

calmness, stillness

saakit-o-saamit

quiet, mum

saakit-o-jaamid

quiet and stationary

saakit honaa

be immobile

saaqit

dead, lost

saaqit-ul-e'tibaar

unreliable, one who can't be trusted

saaqit-ul-irs

وراثت سے محروم.

saaqit-ul-iKHtiyaar

حکومت یا اقتدار سے معزول ، جس کے اختیارات چھین لیے گئے ہوں ، بے اختیار .

saaqit-ul-me'yaar

sub-standard (fallen below standard)

saaqit-ul-milkiyyat

without an inheritance

saaqit-ul-vazn

saaqit-ul-maalikiyat

مِلکیت سے محروم

saaqitussam'

بے آواز ، صامت ، جو سنائی نہ دے .

saaqit karnaa

cause to lapse, drop

saaqit honaa

abort, miscarry, undergo abortion

tair-e-saakit

birds which don't have a voice

saaqit ho jaanaa

گِر جانا ؛ حمل ضائع ہو جانا.

asaamii-e-saaqit-ul-milkiyat

expropriatory tenant

maraz-e-saaqit

(طب) وہ بیماری جس میں بیمار دفعۃًکھڑا کھڑا گر جاتا ہے ، مرگی (Epilepsy)

nabze.n saaqit honaa

رک : نبض ساقط ہونا ، نبضوں کی حرکت بند ہو جانا نیز ہوش اُڑنا ۔

farz saaqit honaa

فرض اتر جانا ؛ فرض نہ رہنا

mahr saaqit honaa

مہر واجب نہ رہنا ۔

hamal saaqit honaa

have a miscarriage

nabz saaqit honaa

رک : نبض ُرکنا ۔

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aaftaab

आफ़ताब

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آفْتاب

Origin : Persian
Noun

the sun

[ Aftab ke ghurub hote hi charon taraf andhera chhaa jata hai ]

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hausala

हौसला

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حَوصَلَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

courage, spirit, brio

[ Shyam ek baland-hausla shakhs hai ]

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pinhaa.n

पिंहाँ

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پِنْہاں

Origin : Persian
Adjective

hidden, secret, concealed

[ Jadid technology ne bahut se raz-ha-e-pinhan aashkara kar diye ]

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manshuur

मंशूर

.

مَنْشُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

manifesto, law, constitution

[ Ain-e-Akbar mughal jah-o-jalal, hukumat-o-tamkanat (authority) ka manshur tha aur mughlon ne uske mutabiq khub hukumat ki ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

.

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

a convent, hospice (Arabicized of khana-gah)

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

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zavaal

ज़वाल

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زَوال

Origin : Arabic
Noun

decline, decay, fall

[ Angrez Hindustan mein Mughlon ke zawal ka zariya bane ]

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lihaaf

लिहाफ़

.

لِحاف

Origin : Arabic
Noun

quilt, counterpane, blanket, quilted counterpane

[ Lihaf ke andar munh dhank kar sona tib ki roo se mana hai ]

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hanuuz

हनूज़

.

ہَنُوز

Origin : Persian
Adverb

yet, still, just now, at present, hitherto

[ Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya ne Gayasuddin Tughlaq ke muta'alliq kaha tha 'hunuz dilli dur ast' ]

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Gair

ग़ैर

.

غَیْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adverb

another person, outsider, stranger

[ Tumhara baap aisa nadan nahin hai ki be-puchhe tumhara hath ek ghair aadami ke hath mein de de ]

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Guruub

ग़ुरूब

.

غُرُوب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

setting (of the sun, moon, etc.), occultation, sunset

[ Suraj ke ghurub hote hi charon taraf andhera ho jata hai ]

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