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KHam-cham

graceful or alluring motion, coquetry, blandishment (of a mistress)

KHam-o-cham

blandishment of a mistress, graceful motion, coquetry

cham-KHam

glitter, foppish

cham-o-KHam

tantrums, pomp, paraphernalia, consequential airs

Meaning ofSee meaning KHam-cham in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHam-cham

ख़म-चम•خم چم

Vazn : 22

English meaning of KHam-cham

  • graceful or alluring motion, coquetry, blandishment (of a mistress)
  • stylish gait

Sher Examples

ḳham-cham tamām apnā bas ik us ke dam se thā

vo kyā gayā ki aag bhī paanī bhī le gayā

KHam-cham tamam apna bas ek us ke dam se tha

wo kya gaya ki aag bhi pani bhi le gaya

Faza Ibn e Faizi

mā.il-ba-ġhair honā tujh abrū kā aib hai

thī zor ye kamāñ vale ḳham-cham bahut hai yaañ

mail-ba-ghair hona tujh abru ka aib hai

thi zor ye kaman wale KHam-cham bahut hai yan

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Urdu meaning of KHam-cham

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Rhyming words of KHam-cham

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KHam-cham

graceful or alluring motion, coquetry, blandishment (of a mistress)

KHam-o-cham

blandishment of a mistress, graceful motion, coquetry

cham-KHam

glitter, foppish

cham-o-KHam

tantrums, pomp, paraphernalia, consequential airs

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दरेग़

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دَریغ

Origin : Persian
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regret, sorrow, grief, vexation

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teG

तेग़

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تیغ

Origin : Persian
Noun

sword

[ Sohrab ne rustam par tegh ka zabardast vaar kiya ]

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daroG

दरोग़

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دَرُوغ

Origin : Persian
Noun

a lie, falsehood

[ Muqadme mein kuchh aise pech padte gaye ki darogh ko farogh (progress) ho gaya ]

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qaasid

क़ासिद

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قاصِد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

messenger, courier

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charaaG

चराग़

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چَراغ

Origin : Persian
Noun

oil lamp

[ Diwali ke tehvar mein ghar-ghar charagh jalaye jate hain ]

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daGaa

दग़ा

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دَغا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

cheat, fraud

[ Sachcha dost kabhi dagha nahin de sakta ]

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zaa.er

ज़ाएर

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زَائِر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

pilgrim, visitor

[ Zaaer ne phulon ka ek bagh banaya hai jahan wo subah-sham ja kar aaram karta hai ]

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choGa

चोग़ा

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چوغَہ

Origin : Turkish
Noun

a type of over coat, cloak

[ Sardi mein chogha jism ko garm rakhta hai ]

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suraaG

सुराग़

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سُراغ

Origin : Persian
Noun

footstep, sign, mark

[ Police ne shahr mein elan karaa diya ki jo koi chor ka suraagh lagayega usko bees hazar rupaye inaam mein diya jayega ]

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qaabiz

क़ाबिज़

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قابِض

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

a possessor, occupant, holding usurping

[ Mohabbat ek aisi taaqat hai jo dilo-dimaagh par qaabiz ho jaati hai ]

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