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khaaTii-gar

۔صفت۔ تلوار کا غلاف بنانے والا۔

KHataa-gar

दे. ‘खताकार'।।

khaT-giir

A bug.

khuu.nTaa-gaa.D

(چابک داری) گھوڑے کی اگلی ٹان٘گوں کے گھٹنے کے اوپر کی بھونری جس کا مُن٘ھ گھوڑے کے سم کی طرف ہو ، اسے مبارک خیال کیا جاتا ہے .

khuu.nTii-gaa.D

رک : کھونٹا گاڑ .

KHataa-garii

दे. ‘खताकारी'।

KHatt-e-gardan

سر اور سینہ کے درمیان گردش کے جوڑ کی لکیر.

KHatt-e-Gair-munharif

(جُغرافیہ) دُنیا میں کمتر ایسے مقام ہیں جہاں کمپاس سیدھا قطبوں کی طرف رہتا ہے یعنی جہاں کچھ اِنحراف نہیں ظاہر ہوتا اور جس قدر مشاہدے کئے گئے ہں معلموم ہوتا ہے کہ یا مقامات ایک خط پر واقع ہیں جو محیط کَرہ ہے اس واسطے اسے خطِ غیر منحرف کہتے ہیں

Gair ke ghar shaadii mere khaT-khaTaa

خوشی دوسرے کے ہاں اور ہنگامہ میرے گھر.

Meaning ofSee meaning khaaTii-gar in English, Hindi & Urdu

khaaTii-gar

खाटी-गर•کھاٹی گَر

کھاٹی گَر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

۔صفت۔ تلوار کا غلاف بنانے والا۔

Urdu meaning of khaaTii-gar

Roman
Urdu

۔sifat। talvaar ka Galaaf banaane vaala।

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khaaTii-gar

۔صفت۔ تلوار کا غلاف بنانے والا۔

KHataa-gar

दे. ‘खताकार'।।

khaT-giir

A bug.

khuu.nTaa-gaa.D

khuu.nTii-gaa.D

رک : کھونٹا گاڑ .

KHataa-garii

दे. ‘खताकारी'।

KHatt-e-gardan

سر اور سینہ کے درمیان گردش کے جوڑ کی لکیر.

KHatt-e-Gair-munharif

Gair ke ghar shaadii mere khaT-khaTaa

خوشی دوسرے کے ہاں اور ہنگامہ میرے گھر.

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kaamil

कामिल

کامِل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

expert, skillful

[ Badhayi, kumhar waghaira ilm-e-dast-kaari (Handicraft Art) mein kamil hote hain ]

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amvaat

अम्वात

اَمْوات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

deaths, casualties

[ Coronavirus ki wajah se duniya bhar mein bahut zyada amwat huyi thin ]

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tauhiin

तौहीन

تَوہِین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

insult, disgrace, contempt, dishonour

[ Kisi bhi zaban ka mazaq udana us zaban ke bolne walon ki tauhin hai ]

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ahmaq

अहमक़

اَحْمَق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

fool, simpleton, booby, blockhead, idiot, stupid

[ Baar-baar ek hi ghalti karne wala insan ahmaq hi samjha jata hai ]

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tauqiir

तौक़ीर

تَوقِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

honour, respect, reverence, veneration

[ Jo insan dusron ki tauqir karta hai, vo khud bhi izzat pata hai ]

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zaujain

ज़ौजैन

زَوجَین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

husband and wife, spouses

[ Zaujain ke bich choti choti baton mein bardasht rishte ko sanwarti hai ]

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'aziiz

'अज़ीज़

عَزِیز

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

a dear friend, friend

[ Jawan bete ki maut se sogowar khandan ko unke aziz aur rishtedar log dilasa dila rahe the ]

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ibtidaa

इब्तिदा

اِبْتِدا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beginning, commencement

[ Do mulkon ke darmiyan amn ki ibtida baat-cheet se huyi ]

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sogvaar

सोगवार

سُوْگْوار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

sorrowful, mourning

[ Maasum bachche ki maut ne pure muhalle ko sogvaar kar diya ]

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miiraas

मीरास

مِیراث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ancestral or hereditary estate or property, inheritance

[ Ye baat sab ko malum thi ki miras bahut aziz (Favourite) chiz hai ]

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