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khanak

clink, tinkle, jingle, the hitting sound of metal utensils, Metaphorically: rhythm, harmony, a pleasing sound

khanaktii

tinckled

khanak-daar

ringing, clinking, jingly

khanaknaa

jingle, ring, clink, chink

khankaa

old women, lean

khankaav

a blemish or voice in a horse.

khankaanaa

to cause to jingle, ring, clink

khanaktii hu.ii aavaaz

۔(کنایۃً) دلفریب آواز۔ ؎

khanaktii hu.ii aavaaz

وہ آواز جس میں گھونگھرو بجنے کا تاثر ہو ، کھنک دار آواز ، خوش آئند آواز.

KHanq

گلا گھوں٘ٹنے یا گلا داب کر مار ڈالنے کا عمل

kha.nk.Dii

بیسن کی تلی ہوئی کراری ٹکیا، جو بہت چٹ پٹی ہوتی ہے، ایک قسم کا پاپڑ

kha.nkaarnaa

make a hemming sound to draw attention, to clear the throat, to cough

khankaar

the sound made when clearing the throat or attracting someone's attention

kha.nka.D

anything dry and crackling, dry and crackling, stiff, emaciated

buu.Dhaa-kha.nk

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Meaning ofSee meaning khanak-daar in English, Hindi & Urdu

khanak-daar

खनक-दार•کَھنَک دار

Vazn : 1221

English meaning of khanak-daar

Persian, Hindi - Adjective

ringing, clinking, jingly

खनक-दार के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, हिंदी - विशेषण

मधुर स्वर, झनकार रखने वाला, खनखनाहट

کَھنَک دار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، ہندی - صفت

مترنّم، خوش آئند، جھنکار رکھنے والا

Urdu meaning of khanak-daar

Roman
Urdu

mutrannam, Khush aa.ind, jhankaar rakhne vaala

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khanak

clink, tinkle, jingle, the hitting sound of metal utensils, Metaphorically: rhythm, harmony, a pleasing sound

khanaktii

tinckled

khanak-daar

ringing, clinking, jingly

khanaknaa

jingle, ring, clink, chink

khankaa

old women, lean

khankaav

a blemish or voice in a horse.

khankaanaa

to cause to jingle, ring, clink

khanaktii hu.ii aavaaz

۔(کنایۃً) دلفریب آواز۔ ؎

khanaktii hu.ii aavaaz

وہ آواز جس میں گھونگھرو بجنے کا تاثر ہو ، کھنک دار آواز ، خوش آئند آواز.

KHanq

گلا گھوں٘ٹنے یا گلا داب کر مار ڈالنے کا عمل

kha.nk.Dii

بیسن کی تلی ہوئی کراری ٹکیا، جو بہت چٹ پٹی ہوتی ہے، ایک قسم کا پاپڑ

kha.nkaarnaa

make a hemming sound to draw attention, to clear the throat, to cough

khankaar

the sound made when clearing the throat or attracting someone's attention

kha.nka.D

anything dry and crackling, dry and crackling, stiff, emaciated

buu.Dhaa-kha.nk

نہایت بوڑھا

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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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