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huvaidaa

clear, obvious, evident, manifest, open

huvaidaa honaa

ظاہر ہونا ، عیاں ہونا ، آشکار ہونا ، واضع ہونا نیز نمودار یا طلوع ہونا.

huvaidaa karnaa

ظاہر کرنا ، دکھانا ، آشکار کرنا ؛ واضع کرنا.

Meaning ofSee meaning KHalish-e-'aam in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHalish-e-'aam

ख़लिश-ए-'आम•خَلِشِ عَامْ

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English meaning of KHalish-e-'aam

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ishq meñ bhī hai taqāzā mirī ḳhuddārī kā

jo mire dil ko milī hai vo ḳhalish-e-ām na ho

ishq mein bhi hai taqaza meri KHuddari ka

jo mere dil ko mili hai wo KHalish-e-am na ho

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Urdu meaning of KHalish-e-'aam

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huvaidaa

clear, obvious, evident, manifest, open

huvaidaa honaa

ظاہر ہونا ، عیاں ہونا ، آشکار ہونا ، واضع ہونا نیز نمودار یا طلوع ہونا.

huvaidaa karnaa

ظاہر کرنا ، دکھانا ، آشکار کرنا ؛ واضع کرنا.

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'adaavat

'अदावत

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عَداوَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

hostility, malice, enmity, animosity

[ Ham logon mein adavat hoti hai lekin jaan ka dushman koi kahan hota hai ]

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imkaan

इम्कान

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اِمْکان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

possibility, probability

[ March April ke mahine mein chechak hone ka imkan zyada rahta hai ]

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'aarii

'आरी

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عاری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

free (from), empty

[ Koi aql se aari bhale hi ho pet se khali nahin hota ]

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'aariz

'आरिज़

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عارِض

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

side of the face, cheeks

[ Shayar ne mahboob ke aariz ki tarif mein zamin aur asman ek kar diye ]

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'ibrat

'इबरत

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عِبْرَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

one from whom a lesson can be learnt

[ Burayi ka anjam kabhi-kabhi bura bhi hota hai hamen usse ibrat hasil karna chahiye ]

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faal

फ़ाल

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فَال

Origin : Arabic
Noun

omen, augury, presage with the help of some occult, etc. book

[ Aurton ki baayen aankh phadakna achcha faal mana jata hai jabki mardon ki baayen aankh phadakna bura faal mana jata hai ]

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KHavaatiin

ख़वातीन

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خَواتِین

Origin : Turkish
Noun

ladies, women

[ Barsaat, dhoop vaghaira mein shahri khavatin chatri ka istemaal karti hain ]

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'ajab

'अजब

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عَجَب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

astonishing, strange, extraordinary

[ Mulk ke siyasi halat ne ajab mod le liya hai kuchh kaha nahin ja sakta ]

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jaraa.im

जराइम

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جَرائِم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

crimes, offences, faults, sins

[ Aajkal muashare mein jaraim bahut zyada badh gaye hain ]

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'ubuur

'उबूर

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عُبُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

crossing a stretch of land or water

[ Zindagi mein kabhi-kabhi mushkilat ka dariya bhi uboor karna padta hai isse ghabrana nahin chahiye ]

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