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bhurbhuraa

friable, crumbly, dry and powdery

bhurbhuraa honaa

to thirst (for), long (for), hanker (after), eagerly desire

bhurbhuraahaT

crisp, friable, brittle

bhurbhuraa patthar

روابیا، ریتلا پتھر، ایسا پتھر جس کے ذرّات کچّے ہوتے ہیں اور بناوٹ میں نقص رہنے کی وجہ سے باہم اچھی طرح پیوست نہیں ہوتے اس لیے یہ بہت جلد گرجاتا ہے

bhurbhuraanaa

sprinkle sugar, salt or pepper on anything

bhurbhuraaT

(رک) بُھربُھراہٹ .

bharbharaahaT

ورم، سرخی، تمتماہٹ

bharbharaa ke

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaa kar

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaanaa

(आँखों में) जल भर आना। २. (हृदय का) आवेगपूर्ण या विह्वल होना। ४. विफल होना। घबराना। ५. (ज्वर आदि में शरीर में) हलकी सूजन या दानों का उभार होना।

bharbharaaT

رک : بھربھراہٹ .

Meaning ofSee meaning KHair jo hu.aa so hu.aa in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHair jo hu.aa so hu.aa

ख़ैर जो हुआ सो हुआ•خَیر جو ہُوا سو ہُوا

Proverb

ख़ैर जो हुआ सो हुआ के हिंदी अर्थ

  • अच्छा अब बीती बातों को जाने दो, हो गया सो हो गया, चिंता न करो
  • समझौता हो जाने पर कोई फिर शिकायत करे तो कहते हैं

خَیر جو ہُوا سو ہُوا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • اچھا اب گزشتہ باتوں کو جانے دو، ہو گیا سو ہو گیا، فکر نہ کرو
  • صلح ہو جانے پر اگر کوئی پھر شکوہ شکایت کرے تو کہتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of KHair jo hu.aa so hu.aa

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  • Urdu

  • achchhaa ab guzashta baato.n ko jaane do, ho gayaa sau ho gayaa, fikr na karo
  • sulah ho jaane par agar ko.ii phir shikva shikaayat kare to kahte hai.n

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bhurbhuraa

friable, crumbly, dry and powdery

bhurbhuraa honaa

to thirst (for), long (for), hanker (after), eagerly desire

bhurbhuraahaT

crisp, friable, brittle

bhurbhuraa patthar

روابیا، ریتلا پتھر، ایسا پتھر جس کے ذرّات کچّے ہوتے ہیں اور بناوٹ میں نقص رہنے کی وجہ سے باہم اچھی طرح پیوست نہیں ہوتے اس لیے یہ بہت جلد گرجاتا ہے

bhurbhuraanaa

sprinkle sugar, salt or pepper on anything

bhurbhuraaT

(رک) بُھربُھراہٹ .

bharbharaahaT

ورم، سرخی، تمتماہٹ

bharbharaa ke

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaa kar

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaanaa

(आँखों में) जल भर आना। २. (हृदय का) आवेगपूर्ण या विह्वल होना। ४. विफल होना। घबराना। ५. (ज्वर आदि में शरीर में) हलकी सूजन या दानों का उभार होना।

bharbharaaT

رک : بھربھراہٹ .

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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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